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We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals on their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and sustained recovery. You will work with people experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse or other complex needs, providing person-centred support that promotes choice, dignity and hope.

Working as part of a dedicated team, you will build positive, professional relationships with service users and help them identify meaningful goals. Your responsibilities will include completing assessments, contributing to personalised support and recovery plans, and delivering practical and emotional support in line with agreed outcomes. You will encourage engagement with health, housing, education, employment and community services, helping individuals develop the skills and confidence needed to move forward.

You will maintain accurate, confidential records and contribute to reviews, risk assessments and safeguarding procedures. The role also involves recognising and responding appropriately to changes in wellbeing, escalating concerns when necessary, and working collaboratively with colleagues, families and external professionals. You may be required to support group activities, appointments and community-based engagement, as well as promote healthy routines and harm-reduction approaches.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex circumstances. A relevant qualification in health and social care, counselling, mental health or a related subject is desirable, although equivalent practical experience will be considered. You will need strong communication and organisational skills, sound judgement, and the ability to remain calm and professional in challenging situations.

You must be committed to equality, inclusion, confidentiality and safeguarding, with a non-judgemental approach to supporting people from diverse backgrounds. The role may involve working shifts, including evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and may require travel between services or within the community. In return, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference while developing your skills within a supportive and values-led environment.

We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated Surgical First Assistant to support consultants and theatre teams in delivering safe, effective and compassionate care throughout the surgical pathway. This role offers the opportunity to work across a range of procedures within a busy, patient-focused operating theatre environment.

You will assist the operating surgeon before, during and after procedures, maintaining the highest standards of surgical practice and patient safety. Your responsibilities will include preparing the patient and operating theatre, supporting positioning and draping, undertaking surgical site checks, assisting with exposure, haemostasis and closure, and handling instruments and equipment appropriately. You will also contribute to the safe transfer and handover of patients to recovery.

The successful candidate will work collaboratively with surgeons, anaesthetists, operating department practitioners, nurses and wider clinical colleagues. You will ensure that relevant documentation is completed accurately, comply with infection prevention and control procedures, and follow local policies, professional standards and the World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist. A commitment to maintaining confidentiality and promoting dignity at all times is essential.

You should hold a recognised professional clinical qualification and current registration with the relevant UK regulatory body, where applicable. Evidence of approved Surgical First Assistant training and recent experience assisting in theatre are required. Experience across a range of surgical specialities would be advantageous, alongside a sound understanding of anatomy, aseptic technique, surgical instruments and peri-operative care.

We are looking for a calm, organised and adaptable professional with excellent communication skills and the ability to remain effective under pressure. You must demonstrate sound clinical judgement, attention to detail and a proactive approach to teamwork. A commitment to continuing professional development, quality improvement and delivering an excellent patient experience is expected.

This position may include variable shifts, weekends and on-call duties, depending on service requirements. In return, you will join a supportive clinical environment with opportunities to develop your expertise and contribute meaningfully to high-quality surgical care.

We are seeking a highly skilled and compassionate Surgical First Assistant to support surgeons and the wider operating theatre team in delivering safe, effective and patient-centred care. This is an opportunity to join a professional clinical environment where your expertise, attention to detail and ability to remain calm under pressure will be highly valued.

Working across a range of surgical procedures, you will provide direct assistance to the operating surgeon before, during and after surgery. Your responsibilities will include helping to prepare the operating theatre, checking equipment and instrumentation, maintaining a sterile field, assisting with patient positioning and supporting the safe transfer and handover of patients.

You will anticipate the surgeon’s needs during procedures, handle instruments safely and efficiently, and contribute to maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control. You will also support surgical counts, specimen handling, documentation and the completion of relevant safety checks in line with local policies and professional standards. Where appropriate, you may assist with wound closure, haemostasis and dressings within your scope of practice and level of competence.

The successful candidate will hold appropriate professional registration and a recognised qualification in surgical first assisting, or an equivalent relevant clinical qualification. You will have substantial experience within an operating theatre environment and a sound understanding of surgical procedures, perioperative practice and patient safety requirements. Current knowledge of infection control, safeguarding, resuscitation and clinical governance is essential.

Excellent communication and teamwork skills are required, together with the ability to build confidence with patients and colleagues. You must be organised, adaptable and able to prioritise effectively in a busy setting. A commitment to continuing professional development, reflective practice and maintaining confidentiality is expected.

This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to high-quality surgical care while developing your expertise within a supportive multidisciplinary team. Applicants should be prepared to work flexibly, including shifts, weekends or on-call duties where required.

We are seeking an experienced Surgical First Assistant to support consultants and theatre teams in the safe and effective delivery of surgical procedures. This is an opportunity to join a professional, patient-focused environment where high standards of clinical care, teamwork and communication are valued.

Working across a range of specialities, you will provide skilled assistance before, during and after surgery. Duties will include preparing operating theatres, checking instruments and equipment, maintaining sterile techniques, assisting with positioning and draping, and anticipating the surgeon’s requirements throughout procedures. You will also support the safe transfer and care of patients, contribute to accurate documentation, and help ensure that all clinical and regulatory standards are met.

You will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and other healthcare professionals, communicating clearly and remaining calm in a busy environment. Responsibilities will include participating in surgical safety briefings and checklists, supporting infection prevention procedures, responding appropriately to changing circumstances, and contributing to the smooth running of theatre lists. A commitment to patient dignity, confidentiality and compassionate care is essential.

Applicants should hold relevant professional registration and recognised qualifications in surgical first assisting or an equivalent clinical discipline. You must have substantial experience assisting in theatre, a sound understanding of surgical procedures and aseptic practice, and the ability to work confidently within multidisciplinary teams. Current evidence of continuing professional development and up-to-date knowledge of health and safety requirements would be advantageous.

We are looking for someone who is organised, dependable and able to prioritise effectively while maintaining meticulous attention to detail. In return, you can expect opportunities for professional development, a supportive working environment and the chance to make a meaningful contribution to high-quality patient outcomes. Candidates must be willing to work flexibly, including occasional evenings, weekends or on-call shifts where required.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Surgical First Assistant to support safe, effective and high-quality care throughout the surgical pathway. Working as an integral member of the multidisciplinary theatre team, you will contribute to the smooth running of operating lists and provide skilled assistance to surgeons across a range of procedures.

Your responsibilities will include preparing operating theatres, checking instruments and equipment, assisting with patient positioning and maintaining strict aseptic technique. You will provide competent first-assistant support during surgery, including tissue handling, retraction, haemostasis and suturing where appropriate to your training and scope of practice. You will also anticipate the needs of the surgical team, respond promptly to changes during procedures and help ensure that patient safety remains the highest priority.

The role involves undertaking pre-operative checks, supporting the safe transfer and handover of patients, completing accurate documentation and participating in surgical counts and safety briefings. You will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetic staff, operating department practitioners, nurses and recovery teams to promote effective communication and continuity of care. A commitment to infection prevention, safeguarding, clinical governance and continuous improvement is essential.

You will be a registered healthcare professional with recognised Surgical First Assistant training and relevant experience in an operating theatre environment. Sound knowledge of surgical procedures, anatomy, peri-operative practice and current patient-safety standards is required. Evidence of ongoing professional development, appropriate professional registration and the ability to work within defined competencies will be expected.

We are seeking a calm, adaptable and highly organised professional who can remain focused under pressure and demonstrate excellent attention to detail. You should possess strong interpersonal skills, a collaborative approach and the confidence to communicate clearly with colleagues at all levels. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends or on-call duties where required, is also important.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support people on their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and community participation. You will work alongside individuals to identify their goals, build on their strengths and develop practical recovery plans that reflect their needs, choices and aspirations.

In this role, you will provide person-centred support through one-to-one conversations, group activities and coordinated interventions. Your responsibilities will include completing assessments, contributing to support and risk management plans, monitoring progress and maintaining accurate, confidential records. You will encourage individuals to develop coping strategies, access appropriate services and build positive routines, while promoting choice, dignity and self-advocacy at all times.

You will work collaboratively with colleagues, health and social care professionals, families and external agencies to ensure that support is consistent and effective. The role may involve assisting with wellbeing activities, signposting to education, employment, housing or community resources, and responding appropriately to changing needs or periods of increased risk. You will be expected to follow safeguarding, confidentiality, health and safety and data protection procedures, escalating concerns in line with policy.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex needs. You will bring a non-judgemental approach, excellent communication skills and the ability to build trusting professional relationships. A good understanding of recovery-focused practice, safeguarding and risk management is essential, as is the ability to work independently and as part of a wider team.

You should be organised, resilient and confident in managing competing priorities. Relevant experience or a qualification in health and social care, mental health, counselling or a related field would be advantageous. A willingness to complete required training, work flexibly and participate in supervision is expected. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference by helping individuals recognise their strengths, achieve personal goals and take greater control of their lives.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Surgical First Assistant to join a busy operating theatre team. The successful candidate will provide skilled and effective assistance to surgeons throughout a range of surgical procedures, helping to maintain the highest standards of patient safety, clinical care and professionalism.

Responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre and surgical equipment, checking instruments and implants, and supporting the safe positioning and preparation of patients. You will assist the surgeon during procedures in accordance with approved techniques and protocols, anticipate the needs of the surgical team, and support haemostasis, wound closure and the safe handling of tissues and equipment where appropriate to your scope of practice.

You will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, operating department practitioners, nurses and other colleagues to ensure procedures run efficiently. Duties will also include maintaining accurate records, participating in surgical counts, adhering to infection prevention and control standards, and contributing to the safe transfer and handover of patients. A commitment to safeguarding, confidentiality, risk management and continuous improvement is essential.

Applicants should hold a relevant professional registration or recognised qualification appropriate to the role, together with substantial experience of working in operating theatres as a Surgical First Assistant or in a comparable position. Experience across a range of specialities, such as general, orthopaedic, gynaecological or laparoscopic surgery, would be advantageous. Evidence of relevant first-assisting training and current knowledge of perioperative practice is expected.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, sound clinical judgement and the ability to remain calm and focused in a fast-paced environment. The role requires a collaborative approach, attention to detail and a strong commitment to delivering compassionate, patient-centred care. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends or on-call periods where required, is also essential.