Endoscopy Practitioner: Patient Care & Procedure Support

NHS Jobs; Ilford; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holidays

Annual bonus scheme

Company pension

Sick pay scheme

Life assurance

Bluelight Card discounts

Performance development plan

Employee discounts portal

Gym membership discounts

Cycle to work scheme

Tech scheme

Job summary

NHS Jobs is recruiting an Endoscopy Practitioner in the United Kingdom. You will prepare clinical areas and equipment, assist the Endoscopist during procedures, and help with admission processes, patient monitoring, and post-procedure care with emphasis on safety and dignity.

The role involves ensuring efficient list flow, adherence to CHECs SOPs, and participating in ongoing training and competency requirements. A pro-active, patient-centred approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Registered with the NMC or HCPC.
• Demonstrates attention to detail and eagerness to learn.
• Committed to ongoing professional development.
• Ideally previous endoscopy unit experience.

Responsibilities

• Prepare clinical areas and equipment per daily activities and infection control.
• Assist the Endoscopist in the procedure room and support patient safety and dignity.
• Participate in admissions, record baseline observations and sedation when competent.
• Ensure smooth endoscopy list flow and adherence to SOPs and policies.

Skills

NMC/HCPC registration

Attention to detail

Willingness to learn

Endoscopy experience

Patient care

Calm under pressure

Teamwork

Sedation monitoring

Job description

NHS Jobs is recruiting an Endoscopy Practitioner in the United Kingdom. You will prepare clinical areas and equipment, assist the Endoscopist during procedures, and help with admission processes, patient monitoring, and post-procedure care with emphasis on safety and dignity.

The role involves ensuring efficient list flow, adherence to CHECs SOPs, and participating in ongoing training and competency requirements. A pro-active, patient-centred approach is essential.