NHS Healthcare Support Workers

Intresting place to work. You learn allot when your at the hospital and you gain more skills than you ever would working in a care home. You use ipod that connect to obs machines that get recorded on a I.T. system that lets you know when obs are due and over due. If someones sats are low and it reminds you to give patients what they need if they are getting poorly.

The good thing about working with the NHS is the flexibility of working conditions which fits perfectly for those of us who have got family to look after. I cannot fault it. Every thing else especially pay seems lost in the woods and the lack of regard for a persons qualification baffles me.

I have found support from my peers and those in charge on most of my assignments fair to good for such a pressured environment. I have found most nurses, sisters approachable. The patient care has always been priority to most of the staff.

Enjoyed working with the NHS. It’s stable and very busy. The coworkers are nice and enthusiastic. Similar as any admin job, it gets boring and repetitive at times, and the management is weak but it depends who you talking to

My typical day in Radiology would consist of making sure enough gowns for patients to change into, keeping the area clean and tidy, helping clients if they needed any assistance, making sure they were ready for the Radiologist on time.

i care for patients on a daily basis ,hygiene needs also i work with various patients including dementia,msi love my job i believe u should always respect every patient and they must keep their dignity at all times x

Is a very nice to work but I want to change my career, I want to work in finances now. Is a lot hours, long day and weekends, no really good for family.

excellent/ good working placement/interesting experience

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