Health Care Support Worker - Sutton-In-Ashfield, United Kingdom - Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Sutton-In-Ashfield, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Tom O´Connor

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Ward 31 are looking for dedicated Healthcare Support Assistant to join their busy Surgical ward at King's Mill Hospital.

Ward 31 consists of 24 beds made up 3 bays and 12 en-suite rooms. You will work alongside an established and excellent Multi Disciplinary team to provide patient centred care.


The post holder will be responsible for the personal care and preparation of the patient during and pre and post procedure whilst in the ward/department, assisting with all care needs.

Thank you for your interest in this role.

Sherwood is nationally recognised as being an excellent place to work and deliver care.

We are rightly proud of the 5,500 colleagues who work here, and we are the Health Service Journal's Trust of the Year in 2020.

The Care Quality Commission rated King's Mill Hospital Outstanding and Newark, and Mansfield Community Hospitals Good. Overall, we are rated Outstanding for care.


For the last three years, we have been ranked as the best NHS Trust to work for in the Midlands and in 2020 we were the third best Acute/Community NHS Trust in England.

Happy colleagues deliver better care. Our teams work in a supportive, inclusive environment, which nurtures wellbeing and has opportunities for development and progression. We do not just care for our patients; we also care for you.

Our culture of learning, compassion and taking a person-centred approach are at the roots of our organisation. We would love you to join us.


Please see the main duties of the job description where a detailed description of main responsibilities of the role are specified.

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