Compassionate Healthcare Assistant-Developmental Paediatrics

NHS; Chertsey; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider located in Chertsey seeks a compassionate Healthcare Assistant to support children and families within the Developmental Paediatrics Team. In this role, you will be responsible for assisting in the delivery of high-quality care, managing safeguarding processes, and supporting clinics alongside healthcare professionals. The position offers opportunities for ongoing professional development, access to mental health support, and a supportive team culture focused on improving outcomes for children.

Benefits

Starting salary from £24,486 (FTE)

Free tea, coffee, and milk

Access to discounts on everyday purchases

Online mental and physical wellbeing support

Opportunities for continuing professional development

Qualifications

• Experience in care, education, or health settings with children.
• Ability to work under sensitive situations and manage priorities.
• Strong communication and time management skills.

Responsibilities

• Support Developmental Paediatricians and multi-professional teams.
• Manage safeguarding processes and liaise with professionals.
• Assist in clinics and carry out clinical observations.

Skills

Good general education with a Care Certificate

Experience working with children

Understanding of child development

Strong administrative and IT skills

Effective team player

Fluent in written and spoken English

Education

Care Certificate

NVQ Level 3 (Health, Care, or related field)

Tools

Microsoft Office

EMIS

Accurx

ICE

PACS

Job description

A leading healthcare provider located in Chertsey seeks a compassionate Healthcare Assistant to support children and families within the Developmental Paediatrics Team. In this role, you will be responsible for assisting in the delivery of high-quality care, managing safeguarding processes, and supporting clinics alongside healthcare professionals. The position offers opportunities for ongoing professional development, access to mental health support, and a supportive team culture focused on improving outcomes for children.