• The role involves assessing people with communication or swallowing problems and creating treatment plans that meet their needs.
• It includes working with patients in specialist areas such as X‑ray swallow clinics, critical care and with those who have a tracheostomy.
• You will manage your own workload, keep accurate records and help support and guide other team members.
• The job also includes training students and staff, taking part in audits and helping improve the service.
• You will use strong communication skills to explain complex information to patients, families and staff.
• The role requires safe use of equipment, good problem‑solving skills and the ability to work in busy and sometimes challenging situations.

• This job is about helping a busy medical team by doing important office work.
• You will type letters and notes using a computer, sometimes by listening to recordings.
• You will answer phone calls and help patients who may be worried or upset.
• You will help keep patient records safe, tidy, and easy to find.
• You will work with other teams and make sure messages and tasks are shared properly.
• You will help keep the office running smoothly and support your team when needed.

• 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 involves assessing and treating patients with complex needs in an inpatient setting, using advanced physiotherapy skills.
• It includes planning and managing your own workload while supporting and guiding junior staff and students.
• You will work closely with the wider healthcare team to make sure patients receive safe, high‑quality care and are discharged in a timely way.
• The job also includes taking part in research, audits and service improvement work to help develop the physiotherapy service.
• Strong communication skills are needed to explain difficult information to patients, families and colleagues.
• You will also help with the day‑to‑day running of the service and may need to work flexibly across different sites.

• The role supports the pharmacy team by helping to prepare, check and supply medicines safely to wards, clinics and patients.
• It involves managing stock, topping up medicines on the wards and making sure supplies are correct and up to date.
• The post holder will help organise the work of pharmacy support staff, plan rotas and provide day-to-day guidance.
• They will keep accurate records, follow safety procedures and help reduce medicine waste.
• The role also includes supporting deliveries, handling returned medicines and helping train new staff.

• The role helps make sure cancer patients get the right medicines safely and on time
• You will work with doctors, nurses and other pharmacy staff on the wards and in the pharmacy
• You will check medicines, give advice, and help solve problems about treatment
• You will learn to prescribe and use your skills to improve patients’ medicine plans
• You will support training, follow important safety rules, and help improve how the service works

• The role supports dentists and clinical staff in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery, Orthodontics and Restorative dentistry, helping with many different treatments.
• You will help care for patients, making sure they feel safe, respected and well-informed during their visit.
• You will follow all hospital rules to keep patients and staff safe, including infection control and equipment cleaning.
• You will prepare clinics, organise tools and materials, and help with paperwork to keep the department running smoothly.
• You will use good hand skills and stay organised while assisting with procedures, taking x-rays and handling equipment safely.
• You will help new team members learn their tasks and take part in training, audits and personal development.

• This role involves caring for patients and helping to lead the nursing team.
• You will support the ward manager and help organise staff and daily tasks.
• You will make sure patients get the care they need and that records are kept properly.
• You will help train and support junior staff and students.
• You will work with other teams to keep the ward running smoothly and safely.
• You may take part in meetings, research and on-call duties when needed. 

• Carry out X-ray examinations safely and to a high standard, following all regulations.
• Make sure images are clear and accurate while keeping radiation exposure as low as possible.
• Work independently and manage your own workload, including out-of- hours and emergency duties.
• Support senior radiographers and help train students and junior staff.
• Care for patients throughout their visit, ensuring privacy, dignity, and clear communication.
• Follow all hospital policies on safety, data protection, and equipment use.

• Support the ultrasound team to provide safe, caring and well‑organised care for patients having non‑obstetric ultrasound scans and procedures. 

 • Help move patients safely and make sure their privacy, dignity and comfort are always protected. • Work as part of a busy team, follow hospital rules, and support the department during normal and out‑of‑hours work.