Bank Ophthalmic Theatre Practitioner

Community Eyecare; Swindon; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking talented Theatre Practitioners to enhance eye health through innovative solutions. In this role, you will provide patient-centered care throughout the surgical pathway, ensuring high-quality support from pre-admission to post-operative management. Your responsibilities will include assisting surgeons, preparing clinical areas, and maintaining effective communication with patients and families. Join a collaborative team that values trust and integrity, and take advantage of professional growth opportunities in a supportive work environment dedicated to excellent patient care.

Benefits

Professional Growth Opportunities

Collaborative Team Environment

Commitment to Patient Care

Qualifications

• Experience in ophthalmic theatre is essential.
• Must hold relevant certifications and registrations.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient-centered care throughout the surgical pathway.
• Assist in theatre under AfPP guidelines and manage patient admission.

Skills

Ophthalmic Theatre Experience

Interpersonal Skills

Communication Skills

Patient Safety Commitment

PC Software Proficiency

Education

Registered Nurse (RN) with NMC Registration

Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) with HCPC Registration

Job description

Job Title

Bank Ophthalmic Theatre Practitioner

Contract Type

Bank

Rate

£32 per hour

Introduction

We are seeking talented Theatre Practitioners to join our expanding team across the UK. We value our staff and are committed to advancing eye health through innovative solutions, with your support.

About the Role

The Theatre Practitioner will provide patient-centered care throughout the surgical pathway, from pre-admission to post-operative management. Responsibilities include preoperative assessments, diagnostics, and assisting in theatre under AfPP guidelines.

Key Responsibilities

• Support and comfort patients, families, and friends
• Prepare clinical areas for procedures
• Assist surgeons in ophthalmic care
• Manage patient admission and discharge
• Demonstrate enthusiasm for learning and delivering quality care
• Maintain effective communication and interpersonal skills
• Work effectively within a team

Candidate Requirements

• Previous ophthalmic theatre experience
• Relevant professional development, with certification (RN with NMC registration or ODP with HCPC registration)
• Current knowledge in ophthalmic practice
• Proficiency with PC software and systems
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Commitment to patient safety and high-quality care

About CHEC

Founded in 2012, CHEC collaborates with the NHS to enhance patient choice and access to ophthalmology and gastroenterology services, providing community-based care across England. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable groups, adhering to all relevant policies and standards.

Our Values and Benefits

We prioritize trust, integrity, and honesty, fostering a supportive and open work environment. Benefits include a collaborative team, professional growth opportunities, and a commitment to delivering excellent patient care.