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Thomas Hope Hospital in Langholm is seeking two Healthcare Support Workers (HCSW) for permanent, 36-hour posts. You will be part of a team delivering high quality, person-centred care to an elderly ward, with shift patterns including nights and weekends.
Strong communication and teamwork are essential to support registered nurses and the care team. Informal enquiries may be directed to carole.shannon@nhs.scot or Sharon.Vallance@nhs.scot.
Thomas Hope Hospital can be found in Langholm with good transport links to Carlisle, the North of England and the Borders.
We are recruiting 2 x 36 hour permanent posts for Healthcare Support Workers (HCSW).
The candidate should be an enthusiastic, passionate individual who has an interest in care of the Elderly.
Thomas Hope Hospital is a 12 bedded ward providing rehabilitation, palliative and end of life care.
You will need excellent communication skills and have the ability to be a team player, working closely with registered nurses and disciplinary team members
You will be responsible for providing high quality person centred care
The successful candidate must be able to work flexibly to meet shift patterns which include nightshift and weekends
Informal enquiries to - carole.shannon@nhs.scot or Sharon.Vallance@nhs.scot
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