Total Assist Recruitment

To undertake comprehensive Care Act assessments and reviews, for people who may present with complex Health and Social Care needs, ensuring people are assessed appropriately against social care eligibility criteria as defined by the Care Act 2014. To ensure that appropriate health and social care services are commissioned with and on behalf of service users. To promote the use of Direct Payments in the commissioning of service user and carer care and support plans. To undertake regular risk assessments and ensure that vulnerable people are kept safe from harm. To ensure accurate records of all work undertaken are kept up to date on the service users Electronic Patient Record. To attend reflective practice sessions and access post qualifying and other appropriate training to ensure high standards of practice and continuation of your registration with Social Work England. To undertake duties as an Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP) or be willing to undertake AMHP training. To participate in your own regular supervision and ensure regular reflection on your own practice as both a social worker and AMHP. To undertake other tasks and duties which form part of the delegated social care responsibilities accepted by the Trust on behalf of Bedford Borough Council. To adhere to Trust policies and procedures. To undertake additional training as required. To carry out any other duties as appropriately identified by your line manager

Social Workers within Luton are embedded within the Mental Health Teams under a Section 75 agreement, which requires them to deliver the statutory duties under the Care Act 2014. Social Workers will be working with members of the multidisciplinary team including CPN's, Doctors, Psychologists, Support Workers and Occupational Therapists. As we move forward with the development of the NHS Long Term Plan and the vision for Community Mental Health, our social workers will be at the heart of achieving the aspirations of the service users and carers we work with providing the opportunity to focus on people's assets and strengths and to consider holistic, creative solutions to support the individual. Social Workers will endorse and act in accordance with the principles of personalization within The Care Act 2014 to ensure that care and support is person centered and as far as possible places people in control of their own lives. In doing so they will carry out assessments of need in accordance with The Care Act, plan and deliver services and review outcomes with the individual, their personal networks and support providers. Section 42 of The Care Act requires that the local authority must make enquiries if it believes that an adult is experiencing, or is at risk of experiencing abuse or neglect. It is vital that Social Workers within Mental Health services possess a high level of knowledge and skills within the safeguarding arena to ensure a high standard of enquiries and investigations. The ability to work with other agencies is also a key skill to ensure that service users receive their desired outcomes under the Making Safeguarding Personal guidance. Social Workers are expected to work in partnership with service users and carers, identifying and utilizing strengths and working closely with other agencies and voluntary groups to ensure good outcomes, which, as far as possible, maintain independence. Adult social care experience required

Job Summary: Here at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust, we are proud to provide expert, compassionate care for our local population. We are ranked as the third in the country for research, embedding education and training across the organisation. Our main hub is the Queen Alexandra Hospital, which is one of the largest hospitals on the south coast employing over 8,700 staff. Our patients come from all walks of life and so do we. We hire great people from a wide variety of backgrounds because it makes our hospital stronger. If you share our values and our enthusiasm for getting it right for patients, colleagues, and our community, you will find a home at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust. JD on request

Job Summary: Leads the provision and development of clinical pharmacy services to the respiratory directorate in accordance with the pharmacy care group: Provides pharmaceutical advice and develops Clinical Pharmacy Services to Respiratory in order to optimise patient benefit from treatment with medicines and ensure the safe, efficacious and cost-effective use of medicines. Undertakes risk management and ensures compliance with medicines legislation. To be responsible for financial savings within respiratory medicine To deliver an education and training programme relevant to role JD on request

Key Responsibilities: Take pride in delivering high-quality grass cutting across our estates and communal areas. Using a range of modern tools and equipment, you'll ensure every lawn is left looking neat, tidy and well cared for. You'll be responsible for the safe removal and disposal of green waste, helping us keep all sites clean, tidy and environmentally compliant. From hedge and bush reduction to careful shaping and trimming, you'll play a key part in keeping our landscapes healthy, attractive and well-maintained all year round. Use strimmer's and other powered tools to give borders, edges and hard-to-reach spots a crisp, polished finish - ensuring every area looks its best. You'll carry out effective weed control using approved methods, helping keep estates presentable and supporting long-term landscape health. Take ownership of shrub pruning, maintenance and seasonal planting, contributing to colourful, vibrant and welcoming outdoor spaces. Play an important role in maintaining safe and attractive estates through regular litter picking and general site tidying. Support the upkeep of paved and slabbed areas with light repairs, sweeping, weed treatment and general maintenance to ensure they remain safe and well-presented. Qualifications and experience: Full UK Driving Licence - You must be able to drive a manual company vehicle as part of your role. Previous experience as a Grounds Maintenance Operative - Gardener This post is subject to a Basic DBS check (Disclosure and Barring Service). We would be really excited if you have: PA1 & PA6 spraying licence Banksman training Able to drive a trailer

Location: Kingston Working Pattern: 5 days per week, Term Time plus 4 We operate vibrant community-based College Centres across London and Surrey, where committed specialist teams deliver a variety of programmes designed to meet the diverse needs of our students. Students who study with us have a wide range of needs including profound and multiple learning disabilities, communication and behavioural difficulties and specific medical needs. All students are individual, and their learning programme is designed to support and empower them to achieve their aspirations and goals, whilst developing skills to become more independent members of their community. We are looking for a Speech & Language Therapist who loves working with people with Learning Disabilities in creative, functional and person-centred ways. You will deliver a Speech & Language Therapy service at a universal and / or individual level, as clinically required. Key Responsibilities: To use a person centred approach to promote choice, independence, and inclusion, reflecting the key principals of Valuing People (DOH 2002), Valuing People Now and the Human Rights Act and working towards the Preparing for Adulthood Agenda, in order to enable the student to achieve his/her academic, social and employment potential. To maintain and model the highest level of respect at all times for students and their families, modelling person centred, neurodiverse affirming and collaborative working, at all times promoting students human's rights, dignity and individual choices. To work with external agencies (eg. Schools, work placements, social services) to ensure smooth transition of student's communication and eating and drinking information, both into and when leaving the college. To assess student's communication, eating & drinking and learning environment needs using a range of formal and informal assessments and observations and manage clinical caseload independently, including the use of AAC. To enable teaching and support staff to deliver the curriculum at an appropriate language and communication level through contributing to support plans, planning & delivering staff training, coaching and reflecting with staff and class observations. Key Requirements: Degree in Speech and Language Therapy or equivalent UK HCPC Registration

Location: Hillingdon Working Pattern: 5 days per week, Term Time plus 4 We operate vibrant community-based College Centres across London and Surrey, where committed specialist teams deliver a variety of programmes designed to meet the diverse needs of our students. Students who study with us have a wide range of needs including profound and multiple learning disabilities, communication and behavioural difficulties and specific medical needs. All students are individual, and their learning programme is designed to support and empower them to achieve their aspirations and goals, whilst developing skills to become more independent members of their community. We are looking for a Speech & Language Therapist who loves working with people with Learning Disabilities in creative, functional and person-centred ways. You will deliver a Speech & Language Therapy service at a universal and / or individual level, as clinically required. Key Responsibilities: To use a person centred approach to promote choice, independence, and inclusion, reflecting the key principals of Valuing People (DOH 2002), Valuing People Now and the Human Rights Act and working towards the Preparing for Adulthood Agenda, in order to enable the student to achieve his/her academic, social and employment potential. To maintain and model the highest level of respect at all times for students and their families, modelling person centred, neurodiverse affirming and collaborative working, at all times promoting students human's rights, dignity and individual choices. To work with external agencies (eg. Schools, work placements, social services) to ensure smooth transition of student's communication and eating and drinking information, both into and when leaving the college. Key Requirements: Degree in Speech and Language Therapy or equivalent UK HCPC Registration

Location: Kingston Working Pattern: 5 days per week, Term Time plus 4 Location: Sutton Working Pattern: 5 days per week, Term Time plus 4 We operate vibrant community-based College Centres across London and Surrey, where committed specialist teams deliver a variety of programmes designed to meet the diverse needs of our students. Students who study with us have a wide range of needs including profound and multiple learning disabilities, communication and behavioural difficulties and specific medical needs. All students are individual, and their learning programme is designed to support and empower them to achieve their aspirations and goals, whilst developing skills to become more independent members of their community. We are looking for a Speech & Language Therapist who loves working with people with Learning Disabilities in creative, functional and person-centred ways. You will deliver a Speech & Language Therapy service at a universal and / or individual level, as clinically required. Key Responsibilities: To use a person centred approach to promote choice, independence, and inclusion, reflecting the key principals of Valuing People (DOH 2002), Valuing People Now and the Human Rights Act and working towards the Preparing for Adulthood Agenda, in order to enable the student to achieve his/her academic, social and employment potential. To maintain and model the highest level of respect at all times for students and their families, modelling person centred, neurodiverse affirming and collaborative working, at all times promoting students human's rights, dignity and individual choices. To work with external agencies (eg. Schools, work placements, social services) to ensure smooth transition of student's communication and eating and drinking information, both into and when leaving the college. To assess student's communication, eating & drinking and learning environment needs using a range of formal and informal assessments and observations and manage clinical caseload independently, including the use of AAC. To enable teaching and support staff to deliver the curriculum at an appropriate language and communication level through contributing to support plans, planning & delivering staff training, coaching and reflecting with staff and class observations. Key Requirements: Degree in Speech and Language Therapy or equivalent UK HCPC Registration Key Requirements: Degree in Speech and Language Therapy or equivalent UK HCPC Registration

JOB SUMMARY: The Support Accountant will assist the Divisional Accountant in providing a range of business support services to individual operational Directors, senior operational, managers, clinicians and budget managers in order to achieve effective financial management and support the drive for continuous improvement in service delivery in line with the strategic objectives of the Trust. This will include the production of regular, meaningful financial analysis reports to facilitate effective budgetary control at Directorate level and assisting the Divisional Accountant in analysing and evaluating complex problems. The post-holder will assist the Divisional Accountant in undertaking the financial aspects of budget setting, service re-profiling, service developments/retractions and other ad-hoc financial costings as required. The post-holder will deputise for the Divisional Accountant as and when required. KEY RESULT AREAS / MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Support the Divisional Accountant in maintaining effective financial control within allocated Directorates. Assist with the production of the Trust Board monthly report. Assist with commissioner liaison in relation to the negotiation of the service and budget agreements relevant to the Directorates. Liaise with the Central Financial Management Team to ensure that all relevant service and budgetary agreements, adjustments and funding for other service developments are accurately reflected within the Directorates in order to maintain accurate financial reporting and effective financial control. Support Directorate management teams in formulating plans for change, articulating risks and appraising options. Assist with the provision of expert analysis, interpretation and evaluation of financial and non-financial data. Assist with the monthly production of written assessment of the financial position for the Directorate. This will include a commentary on the relationship between different types of performance information (activity, workforce).

NIGHT SHIFT ONLY (3 Days off / 3 Days on) To fill ASAP 8 Weeks training daytime Department: Haematology and Blood Transfusion Skills/Experience Minimum 5 years post-registration experience in Haematology/BT; competency with Sysmex (XN, CN), Bio-Rad Variant, and Bio-Rad IH500 analysers

Sent your CV today, get booked for an assessment/interview immediately, pass and start date in June 2026 Paid training provided when successful in the assessment If you have a passion for helping and wanting to make a difference, apply now Customer service / Customer facing/ Retail that has worked with difficult situations and know how to resolve it please apply Assessment: 26/05/2026 Start Date: June 2026 Form part of a team of Call Handlers who will normally provide the first point of contact with telephone callers to the Trust, on a 24/7 basis, working rotating shifts. Where business continuity requires it, there may be a need to handle calls for one of the Trusts other two EOCs or to relocate to one of them on a temporary basis. To respond to all incoming telephone calls to the EOC, giving emergency calls priority over non-emergency calls; placing lower priority callers on hold when required, to achieve this. (Where ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) is active, emergency calls may be answered automatically for the user) Ensure the timely and accurate answering and recording of all requests for emergency resources (including doctors urgent requests and routine calls) using the Computer Aided Dispatch and appropriate clinical triage software. Receive and record telephone calls from a range of personnel including hospital staff; other Health Service professionals and other Emergency Services. Where rota's or staffing levels require it, carry out duties within the "out of hours" control, either call handling or dispatching received calls. This requirement like all duties is subject to the post holder having had appropriate training. Provide advice to clients as directed by clinical triage protocols and procedures. This will involve following a set process when applying the clinical triage software. Complete the clinical triage process for each emergency call received, to the fullest extent possible, to allow all emergencies to be marked with an appropriate priority. This is the means of ensuring that patients receive a response intended to reach them in a timely manner for their condition, whilst also indicating the right type of resource that should be allocated. Utilise Computer Aided Dispatch, clinical triage software and Information Communication Technology (ICT), including; telephony, data, email, and fax, to achieve effective communication with clients and EOC/operational staff. Ensure ICT systems are used appropriately, and report systems failures to the Call Handler Team Leader/Duty EOC Officer. In the event of a systems failure all staff are required to initiate any appropriate steps in line with standard operating procedures, to support the EOC in maintaining business continuity. June 2010 V2.1 10. To be familiar with a manual method of logging calls on the appropriate forms when electronic methods are unavailable or inappropriate. To produce, maintain and collate appropriate control records, complying with administrative procedures in accordance with Trust policy. To take charge of an incoming call; managing patients, relatives, and the general public in a calm professional manner and treating them with dignity and respect at all times Be able to (and be able to recognise the need to), modify and adapt methods of communication to account for the differing needs of patients and callers especially in stressful and difficult situations

JOB SUMMARY: The Support Accountant will assist the Divisional Accountant in providing a range of business support services to individual operational Directors, senior operational, managers, clinicians and budget managers in order to achieve effective financial management and support the drive for continuous improvement in service delivery in line with the strategic objectives of the Trust. This will include the production of regular, meaningful financial analysis reports to facilitate effective budgetary control at Directorate level and assisting the Divisional Accountant in analysing and evaluating complex problems. The post-holder will assist the Divisional Accountant in undertaking the financial aspects of budget setting, service re-profiling, service developments/retractions and other ad-hoc financial costings as required. The post-holder will deputise for the Divisional Accountant as and when required. KEY RESULT AREAS / MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Support the Divisional Accountant in maintaining effective financial control within allocated Directorates. Assist with the production of the Trust Board monthly report. Assist with commissioner liaison in relation to the negotiation of the service and budget agreements relevant to the Directorates. Liaise with the Central Financial Management Team to ensure that all relevant service and budgetary agreements, adjustments and funding for other service developments are accurately reflected within the Directorates in order to maintain accurate financial reporting and effective financial control. Support Directorate management teams in formulating plans for change, articulating risks and appraising options. Assist with the provision of expert analysis, interpretation and evaluation of financial and non-financial data. Assist with the monthly production of written assessment of the financial position for the Directorate. This will include a commentary on the relationship between different types of performance information (activity, workforce).

Role duties Sonographers operate specialized ultrasound equipment to send high-frequency sound waves into the body, capturing images of internal organs, tissues, and blood flow. Conduct a wide range of scans, including abdominal, vascular, musculoskeletal, obstetric, gynecological, and cancer-related examinations, depending on their area of practice.

Sent your CV today, get booked for an assessment/interview immediately, pass and start date in June 2026 Paid training provided when successful in the assessment If you have a passion for helping and wanting to make a difference, apply now Customer service / Customer facing/ Retail that has worked with difficult situations and know how to resolve it please apply Assessment: 26/05/2026 Start Date: June 2026 Form part of a team of Call Handlers who will normally provide the first point of contact with telephone callers to the Trust, on a 24/7 basis, working rotating shifts. Where business continuity requires it, there may be a need to handle calls for one of the Trusts other two EOCs or to relocate to one of them on a temporary basis. To respond to all incoming telephone calls to the EOC, giving emergency calls priority over non-emergency calls; placing lower priority callers on hold when required, to achieve this. (Where ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) is active, emergency calls may be answered automatically for the user) Ensure the timely and accurate answering and recording of all requests for emergency resources (including doctors urgent requests and routine calls) using the Computer Aided Dispatch and appropriate clinical triage software. Receive and record telephone calls from a range of personnel including hospital staff; other Health Service professionals and other Emergency Services. Where rota's or staffing levels require it, carry out duties within the "out of hours" control, either call handling or dispatching received calls. This requirement like all duties is subject to the post holder having had appropriate training. Provide advice to clients as directed by clinical triage protocols and procedures. This will involve following a set process when applying the clinical triage software. Complete the clinical triage process for each emergency call received, to the fullest extent possible, to allow all emergencies to be marked with an appropriate priority. This is the means of ensuring that patients receive a response intended to reach them in a timely manner for their condition, whilst also indicating the right type of resource that should be allocated. Utilise Computer Aided Dispatch, clinical triage software and Information Communication Technology (ICT), including; telephony, data, email, and fax, to achieve effective communication with clients and EOC/operational staff. Ensure ICT systems are used appropriately, and report systems failures to the Call Handler Team Leader/Duty EOC Officer. In the event of a systems failure all staff are required to initiate any appropriate steps in line with standard operating procedures, to support the EOC in maintaining business continuity. June 2010 V2.1 10. To be familiar with a manual method of logging calls on the appropriate forms when electronic methods are unavailable or inappropriate. To produce, maintain and collate appropriate control records, complying with administrative procedures in accordance with Trust policy. To take charge of an incoming call; managing patients, relatives, and the general public in a calm professional manner and treating them with dignity and respect at all times Be able to (and be able to recognise the need to), modify and adapt methods of communication to account for the differing needs of patients and callers especially in stressful and difficult situations

Key Responsibilities: Develop and co-ordinate a programme of fire-safety and building-safety driven projects derived from FRA actions, safety case requirements, Building Safety Regulator expectations, and investment needs. Plan and ensure consistent management of multiple fire safety projects, ensuring delivery against scope, timelines, budgets and quality standards. Implement project controls, milestone tracking, risk logs, progress reporting, financial monitoring, and audit readiness. Coordinate internal technical teams, contractors and consultants to ensure effective, compliant delivery. At Citizen, we are committed to meeting the government's post-Grenfell requirements, as set out in PAS 8673-2. In particular, we are focused on ensuring the appropriate technical competencies relating to the key duty holder, approved person, and responsible person roles. Qualification Expectations (Technical Baseline): While there is no single mandatory qualification, PAS 8673-2 expects access to individuals with relevant professional and technical expertise. Typically, this would include one or more of the following (or equivalent): Chartered status or professional membership (e.g. RICS, CIOB, IFE, IOSH, IIRSM) A degree or Level 6+ qualification in: Building / Construction Fire Engineering Building Safety Facilities / Asset Management Formal Building Safety or Fire Safety qualifications (Level 5-7)

Sent your CV today, get booked for an assessment/interview immediately, pass and start date in May or June 2026 Paid training provided when successful in the assessment If you have a passion for helping and wanting to make a difference, apply now Customer service / Customer facing/ Retail that has worked with difficult situations and know how to resolve it please apply Assessment 14/05/2026 Start Date: June 2026 Form part of a team of Call Handlers who will normally provide the first point of contact with telephone callers to the Trust, on a 24/7 basis, working rotating shifts. Where business continuity requires it, there may be a need to handle calls for one of the Trusts other two EOCs or to relocate to one of them on a temporary basis. To respond to all incoming telephone calls to the EOC, giving emergency calls priority over non-emergency calls; placing lower priority callers on hold when required, to achieve this. (Where ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) is active, emergency calls may be answered automatically for the user) Ensure the timely and accurate answering and recording of all requests for emergency resources (including doctors urgent requests and routine calls) using the Computer Aided Dispatch and appropriate clinical triage software. Receive and record telephone calls from a range of personnel including hospital staff; other Health Service professionals and other Emergency Services. Where rota's or staffing levels require it, carry out duties within the "out of hours" control, either call handling or dispatching received calls. This requirement like all duties is subject to the post holder having had appropriate training. Provide advice to clients as directed by clinical triage protocols and procedures. This will involve following a set process when applying the clinical triage software. Complete the clinical triage process for each emergency call received, to the fullest extent possible, to allow all emergencies to be marked with an appropriate priority. This is the means of ensuring that patients receive a response intended to reach them in a timely manner for their condition, whilst also indicating the right type of resource that should be allocated. Utilise Computer Aided Dispatch, clinical triage software and Information Communication Technology (ICT), including; telephony, data, email, and fax, to achieve effective communication with clients and EOC/operational staff. Ensure ICT systems are used appropriately, and report systems failures to the Call Handler Team Leader/Duty EOC Officer. In the event of a systems failure all staff are required to initiate any appropriate steps in line with standard operating procedures, to support the EOC in maintaining business continuity. June 2010 V2.1 10. To be familiar with a manual method of logging calls on the appropriate forms when electronic methods are unavailable or inappropriate. To produce, maintain and collate appropriate control records, complying with administrative procedures in accordance with Trust policy. To take charge of an incoming call; managing patients, relatives, and the general public in a calm professional manner and treating them with dignity and respect at all times Be able to (and be able to recognise the need to), modify and adapt methods of communication to account for the differing needs of patients and callers especially in stressful and difficult situations

Key Responsibilities: Develop and co-ordinate a programme of fire-safety and building-safety driven projects derived from FRA actions, safety case requirements, Building Safety Regulator expectations, and investment needs. Plan and ensure consistent management of multiple fire safety projects, ensuring delivery against scope, timelines, budgets and quality standards. Implement project controls, milestone tracking, risk logs, progress reporting, financial monitoring, and audit readiness. Coordinate internal technical teams, contractors and consultants to ensure effective, compliant delivery. At Citizen, we are committed to meeting the government's post-Grenfell requirements, as set out in PAS 8673-2. In particular, we are focused on ensuring the appropriate technical competencies relating to the key duty holder, approved person, and responsible person roles. Qualification Expectations (Technical Baseline): While there is no single mandatory qualification, PAS 8673-2 expects access to individuals with relevant professional and technical expertise. Typically, this would include one or more of the following (or equivalent): Chartered status or professional membership (e.g. RICS, CIOB, IFE, IOSH, IIRSM) A degree or Level 6+ qualification in: Building / Construction Fire Engineering Building Safety Facilities / Asset Management Formal Building Safety or Fire Safety qualifications (Level 5-7)