• You will provide safe and caring support for patients, meeting their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
• You will work closely with patients, families and the wider healthcare team to plan and deliver care.
• You will notice and act on changes in patients’ conditions, making timely referrals when needed.
• You will act professionally at all times, keeping accurate records and following nursing standards and Trust policies.
• You will support and guide junior staff, helping them learn and grow while continuing your own development.
• You will promote teamwork, safety and quality, making sure patients receive the best possible care

• 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.

• This role supports the Secretary and team by helping with office tasks and making sure work is done on time.
• You’ll use Microsoft Office to write letters, make posters, and keep track of information.
• You’ll answer phone calls politely and help people who call or visit.
• You’ll help midwives and nurses by organising meetings, booking rooms, and preparing papers.
• You’ll keep files tidy and make sure the photocopier works properly.
• You’ll need to work well with others, stay organised, and be able to manage different jobs during the day. 

A Consultant Radiologist is required at The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust for a busy and expanding Department. 

The post will include sessions at the two main hospital sites within an overall flexible group job planning format, with an agreed overall sessional make up as described below.  Any potential candidate who wishes to be considered for a part-time or flexible working arrangement is also welcome to apply.

Contribution to an out of hours on call rota is core to this role.

• You will provide specialist nursing care for people with tuberculosis (TB), helping them manage their health needs.
• The role involves assessing patients, planning and delivering care, and supporting families with advice and education.
• You will work independently while also supporting the wider team, taking referrals and managing a daily caseload.
• Teaching and training staff and patients is an important part of the job, alongside working with other health services to ensure joined-up care.
• You will contribute to audits, service development, and research to make sure care is based on the best evidence.
• At times, you may be asked to support other wards or departments in the Trust when needed. 

• This role supports a hospital Consultant and their team by helping to organise their work and manage important patient information.  
• You will help arrange appointments, meetings, and keep track of test results and patient records.
• You will speak with patients, doctors, and other staff, making sure everyone has the right information.
• You will help train and support new staff and make sure office systems are working well.
• You will write letters, reports, and other documents using medical terms.
• You will work independently, make decisions, and keep things private and professional.

• This role supports the hospital’s diagnostic service by helping with routine laboratory tasks.
• You will handle and prepare patient samples, enter data, and use lab equipment after training. 
• You’ll work as part of a team, following instructions from supervisors and written procedures.
• You may work across different lab sites and be part of an out-of-hours rota, including nights and weekends. 
• You’ll help keep the lab clean, safe, and well-stocked, and answer basic phone enquiries.
• Accuracy, good communication, and following health and safety rules are important in this role. 
   

• You will run a nurse-led service to help patients who need blood-thinning medicine.
• You will give clear information and advice to patients and their families about their treatment.
• You will answer questions and help patients, their doctors, and other healthcare staff.
• You will make sure patients get the right dose of medicine and help prevent hospital stays when possible. Y
• ou will keep accurate records and follow hospital rules and safety guidelines.
• You will work with other teams to give the best care and keep learning about new treatments.

• This role supports the care of older, frail patients by helping with assessments and making sure their journey through hospital is smooth and timely.
• It involves gathering patient information, coordinating with doctors, nurses, social services and families, and ensuring patients get the right support for their needs.
• The job focuses on preventing problems during hospital stays, such as loss of strength or independence, and making sure patients are treated with dignity and respect.
• You will attend daily team meetings, share updates, and help plan safe discharges.
• The role also requires spotting and escalating any concerns, while using community resources to support patients and their families.

• This role involves leading shifts in the Delivery Suite and Triage areas, managing staff, workload, and patient flow.
• You will provide expert clinical advice and support to midwives and the wider team, ensuring safe and high-quality care.
• You are expected to stay calm under pressure, prioritising tasks during busy and unpredictable situations.
• You will act as a role model, teaching and training colleagues and students, and supporting their professional growth.
• You will take responsibility for staffing, resources, and equipment, making sure services run smoothly and safely.
• You will contribute to improving care standards, supporting audits, research, and new ways of working in line with Trust policies.

• This role supports nurses by helping to care for patients in hospital wards and departments.
• You will help patients with washing, eating, drinking, and going to the toilet.
• You will check and record things like temperature, blood pressure, and other health signs.
• You will help move patients safely and take them to other areas when needed.
• You will help keep the ward clean, tidy, and ready for care and procedures.
• You will also help with basic paperwork and talk kindly with patients, families, and staff. 

• This is a two-year training role where you will work towards becoming a qualified Pharmacy Technician.
• You will complete an advanced apprenticeship and build a portfolio to show your skills.
• You will learn and work in different areas of the pharmacy, including dispensary, medicines information, and stock control.
• All tasks will be done under the supervision of experienced pharmacy staff.
• You will study and take part in assessments to meet the standards set by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).
• At the end of the training, you can apply to register as a Pharmacy Technician.

The successful candidate will join an expert and friendly multidisciplinary team in providing Urology Services for a wide catchment area.  The post holder will take part in I in 10 Cat A on call rota alongside consultants. Contribution to an out of hours on call rota is core to this role 

We are in Urology Area Network with Royal Stoke University Hospital and there is a well-established specialist MDT between two hospitals held virtually via MS -Teams. Da Vinci Robots are in place in both hospitals and prostatectomy services are available on both sites. Successful candidate is expected to have some sessions at Royal Stoke University Hospital. There is a well-established stone service supported by a dedicated interventional radiologist for percutaneous surgery, flexible video uretero-renoscopes with a stone laser and mobile lithotripter.

This post is expected to strengthen and further develop the Urological services in Shropshire, Telford, Wrekin and Mid-Wales. You will have an interest in General Urology and subspecialist interest in paediatric urology. 

• 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.

• This role involves supervising pharmacy staff and working closely with the team to provide safe and effective pharmaceutical services.
• The job includes preparing and checking medicines, dispensing prescriptions, and giving advice to patients and ward staff on the correct use of medicines.
• You will help manage stock, ensure medicines are stored and transported safely, and support clinical trials when needed.
• The role also requires keeping accurate records, following strict safety procedures, and contributing to improvements in the pharmacy.
• Flexibility is important, as you may need to work evenings, weekends, or bank holidays, and take on extra responsibilities when required.