Would you like to become an 'integral part' of the team at Bassetlaw Hospital?

Residents are invited to come to Doncaster Royal Infirmary’s education centre tomorrow, November 5, between 10am and 3pm to find out about the healthcare assistant and service assistant roles Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has available.

The trust is looking for both those with experience in the role, as well as newcomers to the NHS, with posts available for individuals aged 16-plus.

For individuals without experience or qualifications in care, the organisation will support them to undertake the necessary qualifications – level two health and social care aware, foundations of care and care certificiate – while paying either apprenticeship rates for people aged 16-18, or £20,270 per annum for over-18s).

Kirsty Clarke, DBTH deputy chief nurse, said: “This an absolutely fantastic opportunity for those who are looking to join the NHS.

"Healthcare assistants are an absolutely integral part of the team, and support patients throughout their hospital journey by undertaking a variety of tasks.

"If individuals want to earn whilst they learn, and take their first steps in a career in health and social care, apply today and help us make a real difference.”

The trust is looking for candidates to undertake either full-time as well as part-time hours, with posts available across the organisations three main hospital sites including Worksop.

For more information, visit dbth.nhs.uk/news/recruitment-event-healthcare-assistants-and-service-assistants