Medical Welfare Officer

London Teaching Pool, Ltd; Dunstable, Luton; Presencial; GBP 22 000 - 28 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

London Teaching Pool, Ltd is recruiting a Medical Welfare Officer for a permanent role at a secondary school in the Dunstable area. You will provide medical oversight, first aid and day-to-day wellbeing support for students throughout the school day.

You'll manage medication storage and records, update healthcare plans and liaise with parents and staff, while maintaining confidentiality and safeguarding. A First Aid at Work certificate is required or obtainable within three months.

Qualificações

• First Aid at Work certificate or willingness to obtain within three months.
• Experience in medical, welfare or school setting is essential.
• Strong record-keeping and ability to work independently and in a team.

Responsabilidades

• Provide first aid and respond to medical needs of students.
• Assess medical concerns and escalate as necessary.
• Manage secure storage, administration and monitoring of medication.
• Maintain accurate medical records and healthcare documentation.
• Review and update Individual Healthcare Plans as needed.
• Communicate with parents, carers and staff about medical needs and safeguarding.

Conhecimentos

First Aid

Record-keeping

Communication with students

Team collaboration

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Medical Welfare Officer – Luton – Permanent

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***Medical Welfare Officer – Permanent Position

Are you caring, organised and passionate about supporting young people?

Do you have experience in a medical, first aid or welfare role and want to make a difference in a school environment?

A secondary school in the Dunstable area is looking for a dedicated and compassionate Medical Welfare Officer to support students with their medical needs, first aid and day-to-day wellbeing.

Medical Welfare Officer – The Role

As a Medical Welfare Officer, you will be responsible for providing medical oversight and welfare support to students throughout the school day. You will help ensure students receive appropriate care in a safe, professional and supportive environment.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Providing first aid and responding to students’ medical needs
• Assessing medical concerns and escalating issues when necessary
• Managing the secure storage, administration and monitoring of medication
• Maintaining accurate medical records, accident logs and healthcare documentation
• Reviewing and updating Individual Healthcare Plans
• Monitoring student allergies and ensuring relevant staff are informed of medical needs
• Liaising with parents, carers, pastoral staff and healthcare professionals
• Supporting emergency procedures in line with school policies
• Maintaining confidentiality and following safeguarding proceduresProviding a calm and reassuring point of contact for students who require support

The successful candidate will be compassionate, well organised and confident communicating with young people and adults. Experience in a similar role or environment is essential, alongside strong record-keeping skills and the ability to work independently as well as part of a wider team.

A First Aid at Work certificate is required, or you must be willing to obtain one within your first three months. Experience managing medication or working in a school or youth environment would be beneficial.

Medical Welfare Officer – The School

This is a secondary school in the Dunstable area that places importance on student welfare, safety and creating a supportive environment in which young people can thrive.

The school recognises that students’ health and wellbeing are essential to their engagement with learning. The Medical Welfare Officer will play an important role in ensuring medical needs are managed effectively, records are maintained accurately and students receive appropriate support throughout the school day.

Working closely with senior leaders, pastoral staff, families and other members of the school community, you will help promote a safe and inclusive environment where students feel supported and cared for.

If you have experience in medical support, first aid or student welfare and are looking for a rewarding role in a secondary school,