Allied Health Professionals

• You will work with patients who have complex needs, helping to assess, treat and support them.
• You will use your specialist knowledge and training to make decisions and plan care independently.
• You will work closely with other healthcare staff to make sure patients get the best care and leave hospital safely.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will take part in audits and help improve how the service works.
• You will communicate clearly with patients, carers and staff, and use equipment safely and correctly.

• This role involves working with patients who have complex needs, helping to assess, treat and support them to get better.
• You will work closely with other healthcare staff to make sure patients get the best care and can leave hospital safely and on time.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will be expected to make decisions on your own and give expert advice to others.
• You will keep clear records and follow professional rules and hospital guidelines.
• You will also help improve the service by taking part in audits and sharing ideas. 

• This role involves working with patients who have complex health needs, assessing and treating them using specialist skills. 
• You will work independently and as part of a team to make sure patients get the best care and are safely discharged. 
• You will help train and support other team members and students, sharing your knowledge and experience. 
• You will take part in meetings and communicate clearly with patients, families and other health professionals. 
• You will help improve the service by taking part in audits and suggesting changes. 
• You will use equipment safely and keep up to date with training and new developments

• You will carry out ultrasound scans on different parts of the body, including abdomen, gynaecology, children, and muscles
• You will write clear reports on your findings and share them with doctors and other staff
• You will make sure patients are comfortable and understand what is happening during their scan
• You will work closely with other healthcare staff to provide a high-quality service
• You will help train students and take part in learning and research to keep your skills up to date
• You may take on extra responsibilities when the lead sonographer is away

• This role supports dental and medical staff in outpatient clinics at two hospitals.
• You will help with dental surgeries, orthodontic treatments, and other specialist procedures.
• You’ll prepare equipment, keep records, and make sure clinics run smoothly.
• You’ll work closely with patients, including those who may be nervous or need extra support.
• You’ll follow safety rules and help keep the clinic clean and organised.
• You’ll also help train new staff and take part in learning and development activities.

• This role is based across two hospital sites and involves working with advanced heart testing equipment. 
• You will carry out a wide range of heart tests, including ultrasound scans, ECGs, and helping with heart procedures. 
• You’ll work independently and help support patients, doctors, and junior staff. 
• You’ll take part in team meetings, training, and help improve how tests are done. 
• You’ll help look after the equipment and make sure everything is working properly. 
• You’ll follow hospital rules and take part in research and learning activities
   

• This role involves working with patients who have complex health needs, assessing them and creating treatment plans. 
• You will use your specialist knowledge and skills to help patients get better and leave hospital safely. You will work closely with other therapists and healthcare teams to make sure care is well organised and of a high standard. 
• You will help train and support other team members and students. 
• You will give expert advice to others and take part in improving the service. 
• You will need to communicate clearly with patients, families and staff, and be able to work under pressure in a busy environment.
   

• This role is for a senior therapist who works with patients that have complex needs.
• You will assess and treat patients, helping them recover and leave hospital safely.
• You’ll lead therapy work in hospital wards and support other staff with advice and training.
• You’ll help students and team members learn and grow in their roles.
• You’ll take part in weekend and emergency cover when needed.
• You’ll also help improve the service by sharing ideas and working with managers.

• This role involves working with patients who have complex health needs, assessing them and creating treatment plans.
• You will use your specialist knowledge and skills to help patients get better and leave hospital safely.
• You will work closely with other therapists and healthcare teams to make sure care is well organised and of a high standard.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will give expert advice to others and take part in improving the service.
• You will need to communicate clearly with patients, families and staff, and be able to work under pressure in a busy environment.

• Join a specialist team in the Adult Critical Care Unit at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust.
• Assess and support patients at risk of emotional distress after intensive care treatment.
• Provide help to families who may experience anxiety, depression, or trauma.
• Offer advice and guidance to staff working in critical care.
• Lead psychological assessments, treatments, and group programmes.
• Support service development, staff training, and research within the unit. 

• This role is for a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner working in acute medicine.

• You will care for patients on the Acute Medical Unit and support emergency teams, including evenings and weekends.

• You will train while working, completing a Master’s degree and a prescribing qualification to progress to Band 8a.

• You will assess, treat, and manage patients, and help improve how care is delivered.

• You will work closely with doctors, nurses, and other staff as part of a 7-day service.

• You will also help teach others, follow safety rules, and take part in audits and training.

• To support the qualified therapist (Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist Dietitian and Speech and Language Therapist) in providing a high standard of Therapy intervention following protocols agreed by professional colleagues.
• Therapy intervention following protocols agreed by professional colleagues.
• To work as a positive and proactive member of the multidisciplinary team
• To perform screening assessments and treatment programmes as per agreed protocols with delegated patients.
• To hold responsibility for own delegated caseload following discussion with the Therapist.
• To work within a competency framework to ensure safe practise.
• To use the Trust values at all times as a framework for own behaviour and encourage others to do likewise, ensuring the values underpin all that is done by the Therapy teams.