FAQs
What will be my primary responsibilities as a Healthcare Assistant in this role?
Your primary responsibilities will include delivering holistic care to women suffering from lower urinary tract symptoms and pelvic organ prolapse, acting as an advocate and chaperone for Urogynae patients, supporting Urogynaecology consultant clinics, assisting in nurse-led pessary change clinics, and checking and ordering stock.
Is prior experience in Gynaecology or Urogynaecology required for this position?
While prior experience in Gynaecology or Urogynaecology is beneficial, a keen interest in these areas is essential, and we welcome applicants who are eager to learn and grow in this field.
What kind of support will I receive as a new Healthcare Assistant?
You will work alongside experienced Healthcare Assistants and be part of a supportive team, ensuring that you receive guidance and mentorship as you develop your skills in delivering excellent care.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, there are endless personal development opportunities available at NUH, aimed at helping you turn your job into a career.
How can I get more information about the job or schedule an informal visit?
For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you can contact Lesley Allen, the CNS for the Complex Mesh Service, at lesley.allen@nuh.nhs.uk.
What is the work schedule for this position?
The working days for this position are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Does NUH actively encourage diversity in its workforce?
Yes, NUH is committed to diversity and welcomes new ideas to help develop the team, particularly encouraging applications from individuals who identify as Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic, or Disabled to better represent the community we serve.
Is this position specifically focused on providing care to a particular demographic?
Yes, this position specifically focuses on delivering care to women who have complications from previous pelvic mesh surgery and those suffering from Urogynaecology-related problems.