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Healthcare Assistant (York)

Schoen Clinic York have a fantastic opportunity for a Healthcare Assistant to join the team on a full-time basis.
Description

To work as part of the multi-disciplinary team in a unique, innovative and fast growing service, you will need to be adaptable, creative and able to provide high levels of support to patients through their recovery from their eating disorder and any associated co-morbidities.

As Health Care Assistant (HCA), you will be responsible for assisting the nursing staff to implement the care plans of patients at Schoen Clinic York. The nursing staff will decide the detailed care plans in conjunction with best practice (e.g., NICE guidelines), and HCAs will participate in the development and implementation of daily activities to support the care plans. 

We are ideally looking for a full time position, but would be open to discuss potential a part-time opportunity.

Principle Duties
  • To work within an awareness of NICE guidelines 
  • To have an understanding of the mental health act, mental capacity act, safeguarding responsibilities and human rights.
  • To be responsible for establishing therapeutic relationships with the patients.
  • Undertake regular physical observations of patients, as directed by nursing staff, and feedback on their level of risk appropriately. 
  • To support and supervise patients when on community leave. 
  • To support and supervise patients at mealtimes, which may involve supporting patients and nurses with Naso-gastric feeding.
  • To liaise with Staff Nurses, Occupational Therapists and MDT members in terms of unit activity.
  • To report any issue of concern to Staff Nurses. 
  • To work within the Health and Safety policies in accordance with Schoen Clinic guidelines.
  • Demonstrate awareness of safeguarding principles in all dealings with young people and their families. 
  • Assist Occupational therapists and Assistant psychologists to deliver therapies, as time permits, and with agreement of nursing staff.
  • As per the needs of the hospital, help staff and support other on-site services.

Due to the commitment to continuous improvement, it is likely that the post will evolve over time. These duties will be subject to regular review and any amendments will be made in consultation and agreement with the post holder.

    OUR AWARDS & NOMINATIONS

    2020 

    • HOSPITAL GROUP OF YEAR - WINNER
    • Nursing Practice (Schoen Clinic Newbridge)
    • Healthcare Outcomes (Schoen Clinic Newbridge)
    • Management Excellence (Schoen Clinic UK)
    • Hospital (Schoen Clinic London)

    2019

    • HOSPITAL - WINNER
    • Hospital Group (Schoen Clinic London)
    • Nursing Practice (Schoen Clinic London)

     

    SCHOEN CLINIC CULTURE:

    Our culture of world-class medical excellence is based on our five key values:

    Accountable: Taking ownership of the things I say and do

    Caring: Treating others as I would like to be treated

    Collaborative: Working together to make a winning team

    Courageous: Being proud to be different and challenge the norm

    Determined: Seeing things through to meet and exceed expectations

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    Details

    Location

    Schoen Clinic York

    Job Type

    Full Time

    Category

    Nursing

    Salary

    Up to £21,645 per annum

    Closing Date

    21 January 2024

    Benefits

    Salary up to £21,645 per annum with an annual salary review. This is a full time position, working 37.5 hours per week. 25 days holiday + 8 Bank Holidays Pension scheme. Private Medical Insurance. Eye Care Scheme. Online Benefits Portal. Training & development opportunities.

    Skills

    • A good standard of education, ideally NVQ level 2 of equivalent
    • Must be able to demonstrate good interpersonal skills
    • Good verbal and written communication skills
    • Must be able to ensure safe practice
    • Working in a healthcare setting
    • Able to maintain professional boundaries with patients
    • Experience in MS office systems
    • Experience of working effectively in a multidisciplinary team
    • Experience of working sensitively with patients, carers and relatives