Band 2 Healthcare Assistants - Day Shifts

We are looking for dedicated and compassionate Band 2 and Band 3 HCA's to work in South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust in either the Ulster, Lagon Valley, Ards, Bangor or Down Hospital. We are looking for candidates that can commit to working day shifts across various departments. The successful candidates will play an essential role in supporting the nursing staff and delivering high-quality patient care. This role offers the opportunity to work in a supportive environment, providing vital care to our patients. Minimum Requirements ·Help patients with their daily needs, making sure they feel comfortable and happy. · Assist patients in moving and getting around, so they feel safe and confident. ·Keep an eye on patients’ health signs and write them down, so we can help them quickly if anything changes. ·Be a friendly presence for patients, offering emotional support and being a friend. ·Encourage patients to do things they enjoy, like activities and hobbies, to boost their mood and well-being. ·Make sure patients’ wishes are heard by talking with them and the healthcare team. ·Keep the place clean and safe, which is important for patients’ peace and getting better Benefits – By working with TTM Healthcare Solutions you will receive: ·Market-leading pay rates £11.45-£26.78p/hr ·Dedicated consultant and 24/7 on call support. ·We realise potential – development and career progression opportunities. ·Flexible working hours tailored to your own availability. · Perks – we reward our staff with access to exclusive discounts some of your favourite brands. Band 3 Additional Responsibilities: Advanced Care Tasks: Undertake more complex clinical tasks as delegated by a registered nurse, such as taking ECGs, venepuncture, or managing specific care plans. Requirements – To be eligible for this role you must have: · 6 months experience in a healthcare environment · Right to work in Northern Ireland · Be available for day and night shifts · Valid inoculations (MMR, Hep B, Varicella and TB) For inquiries or further information, please contact Emma Stocken (phone number removed) or email (url removed)