Join us, and you can look forward to continuing your professional development as you make a direct contribution to the success of your facility. What’s more, because we offer diverse treatments to diverse people, we think you’ll find this is a very inspiring, challenging and rewarding place to be.
Join us on the 6th November for an exciting opportunity to learn about career paths within the Pharmacy Department at London Bridge Hospital.
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We have a wide variety of Pharmacy and Allied Healthcare Professionals (AHP) roles available so whatever your specialism, there’s a good chance we’ll have a role to suit you.
You’ll provide a customer-focused, high quality diagnostic radiography service to our patients and service users, undertaking and performing all imaging procedures.
Play a vital role in the treatment of cancer. Manage the patient pathway through the many radiotherapy processes, providing the highest standards of care every step of the way.
Deliver exceptional healthcare through the optimisation of medication management practices and the provision of evidence-based expertise across all clinical specialities.
Play a vital role in the provision of medicines management and involvement in pharmacy care pathways either in a core pharmacy technician or extended role.
Work across all specialities, paediatrics, adults, outpatients and inpatients to promote, maintain and restore patients' physical, psychological and social wellbeing.
Provide assessment and management for patients with communication and swallowing problems. Established Video-Fluoroscopy Swallow Study (VFSS) and Fibrotic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) clinics for swallowing assessment provide opportunity for professional development.
Support people's health and wellbeing by optimising their participation in every aspect of their lives – from the way they care for themselves to the way they interact with others.
Oversee the surgical and conservative management of hand and wrist conditions using physical methods such as exercise, splinting and wound care.
Provide evidence-based nutrition assessment and intervention to support adult and paediatric patients with acute and chronic conditions undergoing care and treatment at HCA. Ranging from critical care to neurorehabilitation a broad range of clinical opportunities exist to develop competencies in enteral, parenteral feeding and general dietetic care.
Use specialist measuring and monitoring equipment to assess the function of organs and body systems, treat disorders and long-term illnesses.
Join our dedicated team that specialises in the diagnosis, analysis and treatment of human auditory disorders such as hearing loss, tinnitus and audio balance deficiencies.
Develop your skills and extend your experience with our ultrasound technology as you help assess patients and diagnose a wide range of medical conditions.
Become a key member of our Breast Screening team, completing mammographic imaging studies and presenting them for diagnosis.
Develop your career alongside some of the brightest minds in this exciting field at the forefront of modern clinical medicine and technological development.
Become part of an expanding team of play specialists who enable children, adolescents and their families to cope with their hospital experience.
HCA offers a commitment to maintain the knowledge and competencies of AHP’s and pharmacists by continually investing in training and development by offering a range of mentoring and continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities internally and externally. There will be opportunities to complete fully funded certified courses and qualifications to advance your career in clinical roles as well as leadership and management. Our large network of facilities provide enhanced opportunities for promotion and advancement across UK sites.
When Ian came off his bike in a serious accident, he suffered an acute spinal injury and was almost completely paralysed from the chest down. Dad of two, he was devastated that he couldn’t play with his children as he used to. He had no use of his hands and his only method of moving around was using a wheelchair. But then Ian was referred to The Wellington. We treated Ian using the Lokomat, a robot-assisted walking device, and an exercise device called the Armeo. Ian now never uses a wheelchair, walks with crutches and drives a specially adapted car. Our therapists have helped him use his left hand and with ongoing treatment, Ian is also learning how to use his right again. “My recovery is totally down to the therapists and staff at The Wellington and the amazing equipment they have there.”
“Our Pharmacy and Allied Healthcare Professionals are an integral part of our organisation and play a vital role in delivering high quality and exceptional care to our patients.
We value our colleagues, proactively supporting them to deliver their potential through structured career and educational frameworks and, inspiring them to be innovative in clinical practice.”
Roopa
Director of Pharmacy & Medication Safety and AHPs
As the largest independent rehabilitation unit in the UK, the Acute Neurological Rehabilitation Unit at The Wellington Hospital cares for patients with acute conditions, including brain injuries, spinal injuries, stroke and other neurological conditions.
We have opportunities at our sites across London, in Manchester and throughout the UK. We’re the first private hospital group in the UK to achieve a Gold Standard Measure from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
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