Are you an Occupational Therapist who specialises in Oncology?
Our client is now recruiting for a Band 6 Occupational Therapist to join their well-established NHS trust based in Headington, Oxford. The post is available to start as soon as possible, offering full time hours per week for an ongoing period.
The successful Occupational Therapist will be assessing and providing Occupational Therapy treatment and discharge planning for Haematology patients. Applying therapists must have worked across medical wards previously and preferably have experiences of working with Haematology / Oncology patients.
The candidate’s duties will include:
- Relaxation techniques with patients
- Working with a client to help them achieve a fulfilled and satisfied state in life
- Supporting carers and families
- Discharge planning
- Being professionally and legally responsible for all aspects of own work, including management of patients and other professional activities
- Undertake therapy assessments and continually develop a high service for patients
- Assess and take in to account deterioration
- Work within a multidisciplinary team
In return Pulse can offer you;
- Different payment methods – PAYE/PSC/LTD and Umbrella
- HireVue online interviews
- Up to £300 recommend a friend bonus scheme*
- Daily payroll
- Access to exclusive job opportunities
- Variety of opportunities in both NHS and private sectors (which are not affected by IR35)
- Access to high-quality voluntary training
- Support and advice from our friendly and dedicated team of consultants
- Regional Compliance Team of trained phlebotomists
*Terms and Conditions apply
Not for you but know the ideal candidate?
If you are registered with Pulse and recommend a friend to us, you can earn a £300 cash bonus per recommendation, once they have worked over 200 hours*.
We are unable to support or accept applications from candidates who are residents within the Red or Amber list of the Code of practice for the international recruitment of health and social care personnel in England, based on the World Health Organisation (WHO) Workforce Support and Safeguard List.
