At this point you will be an experienced, well qualified professional and probably responsible for managing others. You will be working with a high level of expertise and competence. These are the sort of jobs you could do.
Chaplains offer pastoral and spiritual care to all patients and their carers, friends and family as well as staff. Each chaplain is a leader in their own faith or belief system and are expected to work closely with those of other faiths and beliefs. As well as an office, you will have a chapel and … Read more
Estates managers make sure that our sites are the safest and best possible places to be for patients, staff and visitors. As an estates manager, you will be responsible for maintaining health and care properties. This may include buying and selling of property, organising repairs and maintenance, project managing building and renovations. You may also … Read more
Health visitors are nurses or midwives who are passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles and preventing illness. They work with families to give pre-school-age children the best possible start in life. Health visitors are qualified and registered nurses or midwives who have chosen to gain additional training and qualifications. Their additional training enables them to assess … Read more
Advanced clinical practice is a level of practice healthcare professionals can attain. Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) are from a range of professional backgrounds such as nursing, pharmacy, paramedics, occupational therapy, healthcare science and midwifery. There is also a variety of advanced practice roles across a range of professions and sectors. ACPs are educated to masters … Read more
Learning disability nurses work to provide specialist healthcare and support to people with a learning disability, as well as their families and staff teams, to help them live a fulfilling life. Children identified as having a learning disability are living longer, more fulfilled lives into adolescence, adulthood and older age. Learning Disability Nurses play a … Read more
District Nurses play a crucial role in the primary healthcare team. You will be visiting patients, offering help, advice and support. You may work on your own or with other groups, such as social services, voluntary agencies and other NHS organisations and help to provide and co-ordinate a wide range of care services. As a … Read more
Physician associates support doctors in the diagnosis and management of patients. You will be a graduate who has undertaken postgraduate training and you will work under the supervision of a doctor. You will be trained to perform a number of day-to-day tasks including taking medical histories from patients, performing physical examinations, diagnosing illnesses, seeing patients … Read more
Nursing offers you the chance to make a difference to people’s lives and have a career with excellent employment prospects. Whatever your role, being a Nurse is as rewarding as it is challenging. Your training will also give you the practical and technical skills you need throughout your career. You will specialise in one of … Read more
Midwives provide care and support to women and their families while pregnant, throughout labour and during the period after a baby’s birth. You will mainly deal with pregnant women requiring professional support and advice. You are likely to be the lead health professional and contact for a woman and be the expert on childbirth, your … Read more
Pharmacists are experts in medicines and their use. They also offer health advice to patients on issues such as sexual health and giving up smoking. Medicines are the most common treatments offered to NHS patients. A Pharmacist is an expert in medicines and their use. Their knowledge of medicines and the effect they have on … Read more
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