Provide tertiary nephrology care as a locum consultant in a dynamic Paediatric Nephrology team, delivering 10PAs and participating in an on-call rota.
Ideal candidates will hold accreditation from the Royal College of Paediatrics and possess established skills in Paediatric Nephrology, with strong communication and teamwork abilities.
Flexible working hours available with options for full or part-time roles, based at Leeds General Infirmary, offering a supportive environment for teaching and service development.
The role involves working as Facilities Technicians to ensure patient areas are clean and hygienic. Duties include cleaning, food service, and assisting with infection prevention.
The ideal candidate will be flexible, reliable, and possess strong interpersonal skills, especially in customer service and prioritisation.
The position is based in Leeds with weekday shifts only, and requires a full enhanced DBS check for all applicants before obtaining the role.
Join a growing multidisciplinary team that provides proactive support to children and young people at risk of care entry, placement breakdown, or delayed discharge from hospital.
Ideal candidates will have qualifications in nursing or social work, with experience in supporting individuals with complex needs or trauma.
This full-time role is based in Leeds, working within an innovative service with the potential for shaping future practices and achieving significant outcomes.
Manage Stage 2 complaints ensuring thorough investigations and fair resolutions, while keeping customers informed throughout the process.
Ideal candidates should have experience in investigating complaints, preferably in social housing, and possess strong communication skills.
This is a fixed-term role based in Leeds with a focus on improving customer service, offering regular support and development opportunities for the team.
The role involves providing client interventions and evidence-based therapeutic support for individuals experiencing psychosis, ensuring a recovery-focused approach.
Ideal candidates should be registered mental health professionals with strong assessment skills and the ability to work autonomously in a multi-disciplinary team.
This is a full-time position based in Ripon, North Yorkshire, offering in-house training and a supportive work environment with manageable caseloads.