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Medacs Healthcare is recruiting for a Functional Assessor (Paramedic) to join our PIP assessment team in the UK. The role combines home working with assessment centre attendance, offering a balanced hybrid model and clear progression opportunities.
You will use your clinical judgment to assess how health conditions affect daily activities, with a focus on reports and evidence rather than hands-on treatment.
Job Title: Functional Assessor (Paramedic)
Location: Redcar, TS10 1TD (need to live within 60 minutes of one of our offices - other locations available)
Contract Type: Permanent - Full Time and Part Time Opportunities available
Salary: Starting salary £42,000
Please Note: Unfortunately, we are not able to support sponsorship to work in the UK at this time
Join Medacs Healthcare as a PIP Functional Assessor / Disability Assessor
If you're an NMC‑registered Nurse or HCPC‑registered Paramedic, Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist considering a move away from hands‑on clinical care, this role offers a structured alternative where your clinical judgement remains central.
Working as a PIP Functional Assessor, you'll evaluate how a person's health conditions impact their daily activities. This position focuses on professional assessment, evidence review and written clinical justification rather than treatment delivery. The hybrid model combines home working with attendance at an assessment centre, providing consistency, routine and improved work-life balance.
Medacs Healthcare offers a supportive environment led by experienced clinicians, with robust training and long‑term development opportunities in a hybrid working model designed for sustainability and balance.
Make the move into a clinically focused, non‑hands‑on role that values your expertise while offering greater flexibility and stability.
Ts & Cs apply. OTE subject to meeting eligibility criteria.
Medacs Healthcare is a Disability Confident Employer and welcomes applications from candidates with disabilities