Provide back-office and clerical support to healthcare and administrative teams, ensuring accurate data entry and effective communication with internal and external customers.
Ideal candidates should have administrative experience, strong Microsoft Office skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently.
The role is hybrid, combining home and office work in Leeds, with a competitive salary of £26,227.50 and 25 days of annual leave benefits.
The role involves delivering patient-centred care in a secure environment, managing a caseload, and working autonomously within a multidisciplinary team.
The ideal candidate is a Registered General Nurse with sound clinical knowledge, strong decision-making skills, and excellent communication abilities.
This full-time position is based in Everthorpe and offers ongoing training along with an NHS Pension and a £1500 welcome payment.
Manage and support the Trust's DATIX incident reporting, risk management, and patient safety systems, ensuring data accuracy and compliance.
Ideal candidates will possess strong administrative and analytical skills, with experience in databases and effective communication across stakeholders.
This full-time role is based in Leeds, offering a collaborative environment and opportunity to contribute to patient safety improvements.
Lead engaging, activity-filled sessions for children aged 3 months to 5 years, prioritising safety and joy while keeping parents informed.
Ideal candidates will possess a Level 3+ early years qualification, strong communication skills, and a passion for nurturing.
This full-time role in York offers competitive pay, access to earned wages, a generous childcare discount, and employee benefits including an extra day of leave for every work anniversary.
Lead a maintenance team to ensure exceptional upkeep of hotel facilities, enhancing guest experiences through preventative maintenance and responsive service.
Ideal candidates will have proven leadership skills, knowledge of health and safety regulations, and excellent organisational abilities.
This part-time position offers 30 hours per week, competitive pay, and opportunities for nationally recognised qualifications through the apprenticeship programme.
Provide visible clinical leadership across stroke services, ensuring safe, effective and evidence-based physiotherapy practice, and manage complex caseloads of stroke patients.
We seek an experienced Physiotherapist with expertise in stroke rehabilitation, clinical leadership and a passion for service improvement.
The role is primarily based in York with opportunities for collaboration; competitive benefits include professional development and support for multidisciplinary teamwork.