Inclusive Recruitment Event: Available Roles

Do you have a passion for care and improving diagnostic access for our patients across Manchester? This role supports our patients who experience barriers in accessing healthcare. It is an exciting role working in a newly formed team where you’ll work with local community groups and support engagement activities. You’ll study for an apprenticeship qualification in Community Health and Wellbeing.

Click here to read the job description for Trainee Community Diagnostics Care Navigator

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced administrator or coordinator (ideally within a learning and development or education team) to join the Community Diagnostics Centres newly formed Workforce Development Team.

In this role you’ll provide administrative and project support for the team enabling delivery of the CDC workforce development strategy.

With a passion for learning and staff development, you’ll be involved in the implementation of brand-new innovative roles into the NHS and supporting the development of training content in a range of medium.

Click here to read the job description for Workforce Development Project Support Officer

We have multiple opportunities available for individuals to join MFT in a brand-new role designed to support patients through our community diagnostic centres.

The role is multi-skilled and provides the experience to work across 6 diagnostic services, covering endoscopy, ophthalmology, cardiology, respiratory, phlebotomy and imaging. You’ll learn a variety of skills from being able to take patients’ blood to taking ECG’s, helping with positioning patients for endoscopy procedures and scans as well as learning how to conduct respiratory tests such as spirometry on patients.

The role is a great opportunity to join the NHS and start your career in healthcare.   What’s more you’ll have the opportunity to study for a Healthcare Science Apprenticeship.

Click here to read the job description for Trainee Healthcare Scientist Diagnostic Assistant

We’ve multiple opportunities to join MFT in brand new roles designed to support patients through our community diagnostics centres. The role is multi-skilled providing the experience to work across 6 diagnostic services, covering endoscopy, ophthalmology, cardiology, respiratory, phlebotomy and imaging.

You’ll learn a variety of skills in this role, from being able to take patients blood to taking ECG’s, helping with positioning patients for endoscopy procedures and scans, as well as learning how to conduct respiratory tests such as spirometry on patients. The role is a great opportunity for an existing healthcare worker to progress in a new and exciting career. What’s more you’ll have the opportunity to  complete the Healthcare Science Apprenticeship Programme.

Click here to read the job description for Healthcare Scientist Diagnostic Assistant

We have multiple opportunities available at both our Wythenshawe and Oxford Road sites for enthusiastic individuals to work within our Pharmacy Team. Pharmacy Assistants help our Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians order, prepare, and dispense medicines.   Working under the direction of a registered Pharmacist, you’ll work with patients every day helping them with their prescriptions and  answering their questions, either face-to-face or over the phone.

You’ll make sure the pharmacy is well stock, ordering items, as well as receiving, loading, and unloading deliveries. If you’re working in a hospital or health centre, you may also deliver medicines to wards or healthcare professionals.

Click here to watch a video to learn more about being a Pharmacy Assistant.

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We have multiple opportunities available to work within our Critical Care Unit at Oxford Road Campus. You’ll be pivotal to the critical care team, ensuring the bed space is clean and well stocked at all times. You’ll also help the clinical teams position and feed patients, where appropriate.

Click here to read the job description for Clinical and Environmental Assistants.

We have multiple opportunities available for individuals to join us at our Oxford Road site. Do you love science and think you would enjoy working in a laboratory environment? If you’re a great communicator and team worker; have good attention to detail, are highly organised and able to follow instructions, then this could be the role for you.

Click here to read the job description for Medical Laboratory Assistants.

As an Assistant Ophthalmic Science Practitioner (OSP) , you’ll be involved in the day to day running of the Ophthalmic Imaging Department, within outpatients, at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital (MREH). With 18 full time Assistant OSPs working in the team, you’ll be involved in OCT imaging, HVF testing, visual acuity recording, drop installation and supporting administrative tasks.

Click here to read the job description for Assistant Ophthalmic Science Practitioners.

Are you a people person? As a radiology department assistant, you’ll work closely with diagnostic radiographers who use imaging to understand which disease or condition is causing a patient’s illness. You’ll also support Therapeutic Radiographers to treat medical conditions, such as cancer and tumours, with doses of x-rays and other ionising radiation.

You’ll be ordering stocks, helping with procedures, making sure the working environment is clean and hygienic, preparing patients for treatment (including lifting patients), checking the equipment and reporting faults or inputting data.

Watch here to find out more: https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/healthcare-support-worker/roles-healthcare-support-worker/radiography-assistants-and-imaging-support-workers

You’ll work as part of a team of coordinators with the responsibility to provide a comprehensive and patient-orientated reception and central booking service to the Sleep Service at Trafford General Hospital and Withington Community Diagnostic Centre.

The central booking function is the focal point for the receipt and administrative triage of referrals to the Sleep Service. You’ll gain an in-depth knowledge of a wide range of booking protocols/templates and specific standards for each area enabling you to make, amend and cancel appointments.

The reception function requires a high level of face-to-face patient contact.

Click here to read the job description for Respiratory Sleep Service Coordinators.

Do you have excellent interpersonal skills and want to support our patients? As part of the Booking and Scheduling Team, you’ll be helping our patients book in for a range of radiology diagnostic tests and be comfortable working in an environment where demands and priorities change quickly.