Phlebotomist/HCA – Oxford - Our Future Health
Pulse Associates Limited · Oxford · posted 24 days ago
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Phlebotomist/HCA – Oxford – Our Future Health
Banding: Band 2 & 3 Location: Oxford Rate: £18.00 - £25.78 per hour
Pulse Nursing is looking for experienced Phlebotomists and Healthcare Assistants (HCAs) with phlebotomy experience to join our team in Oxford, with shifts available Monday to Sunday (8:00am – 7:30pm).
We offer competitive hourly pay rates of:
Monday to Friday: £18.00 per hour
Saturday: £20.96 per hour
Sunday & Bank Holidays: £25.78 per hour
Working as a Phlebotomist/HCA, you will:
Complete POCT cholesterol checks, height, weight and waist measurements, heart rate and blood pressure checks, and accurately record findings on the system.
Draw two blood samples, ensuring they are correctly labelled and stored.
Monitor the wellbeing of participants throughout their appointments, escalating concerns where appropriate.
To be successful in this role, you should have:
A Certificate in Phlebotomy.
A minimum of one year's active experience drawing blood.
Experience taking patient observations.
Excellent patient care skills.
The Right to Work in the UK.
You will benefit from:
Accrued holiday pay.
Weekly pay.
A dedicated Pulse consultant to support you throughout the project.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply today with your CV.
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