An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated healthcare support worker who is seeking a new challenge to join our team.
This is a 16 hour position, which is 2x 8 hour shift pattern, it is predominantly phlebotomy and treatment room based but includes working in the MIU dept and the out-patient clinics. The successful candidate must be flexible and available to work various days as required to cover the dept or other staffs holidays.
The successful candidate will also be working alongside the A&E team in providing direct patient care. The post holder must be motivated, enthusiastic, have excellent communication skills and have previous experience/skills from within the health service especially venepuncture, Phlebotomy and ECGs. The candidate should have a genuine interest in working within this type of dept.
Interviews are planned for 8 September 2026.
Informal enquiries to SCN Jackie Leggat on 01779 482435 or email Jackie.leggat@nhs.scot and tanya.mccaldin@nhs.scot
Please note this post may close early if a large volume of applications are received
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