Clinical Technologist – Assistive Tech & Home Installations

Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust; North Kesteven; Hybrid; GBP 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust is seeking a Clinical Technologist to join the East Midlands EATS Service. You will assess patients with complex disabilities, assemble and install electronic assistive equipment, and provide ongoing support in homes or mobile settings.

You will work within a multidisciplinary team, receive training, and contribute to service development while embracing flexible, hybrid working patterns.

Responsibilities

• Assists in multidisciplinary clinical assessment by selecting and configuring electronic assistive equipment to assess patients' abilities.
• Identifies patient-equipment interfaces and measures physical requirements for safety and usability.
• Provides advice on feasibility and environmental impact of equipment functions.
• Documents prescription requirements with the MDT.
• Agrees installation dates with patient and carers and supplies timely commissioning of equipment.
• Contributes to procurement decisions for department equipment and assists with acceptance testing and safety checks.
• Assembles and installs patient interfaces, mounting hardware, and ensures safe cabling and testing.
• Installs and configures hardware/software and tests the full system for reliability.
• Trains patients and carers in system use and provides written instructions.
• Maintains equipment and conducts preventative maintenance and decommissioning when required.
• Maintains clinical records and ensures confidentiality and regulatory compliance.
• Supports health and safety, risk management, and communication across MDTs.
• Delivers training to staff and participates in publicising service activities.

Job description

Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust is seeking a Clinical Technologist to join the East Midlands EATS Service. You will assess patients with complex disabilities, assemble and install electronic assistive equipment, and provide ongoing support in homes or mobile settings.

You will work within a multidisciplinary team, receive training, and contribute to service development while embracing flexible, hybrid working patterns.