Nurse - Private Clinic Health Screening

Zest Scientific Recruitment
Manchester
1 month ago
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Zest Scientific is selecting personable and clinically proficient Manchester based Nurses to join a private clinical nursing team. You will join a private healthcare group which is at the forefront of health technology, providing a unique patient experience and equally a unique working environment where you will play a pivotal role in delivering a health screening assessment which is at the forefront of early diagnosis and preventative healthcare.


The Manchester clinic is transforming the health screening space through the use of pioneering diagnostic technology which incorporates cutting edge sensors and AI (full training provided). You will be the first point of contact, delivering an outstanding patient experience by marrying excellent clinical and inter-personal skills.


The Candidate:


  • A registered Nurse with excellent patient-facing skills.
  • You thrive in a people-first environment, passionate about offering the highest quality service to each and every person you see.
  • Demonstrate an interest in how new technologies / innovation can advance the treatment landscape.
  • Highly proficient phlebotomy skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills - people oriented with the ability to quickly build rapport and deliver an excellent patient experience.
  • Some flexibility (not essential) in working arrangements would be advantageous - the clinics operate 08:00 - 21:00 (Mon-Fri) split across two shift patterns, and 8:30 - 17:30 (Saturday) making availability to work the occasional late clinic and Saturday beneficial.


The Role:


  • You will play a pivotal role ensuring patients have a smooth and memorable experience.
  • Performing clinical examinations – taking & analysing blood samples, performing ECG’s, eye pressure, and measuring grip strength.
  • Operate state-of-the-art optical hardware devices (full training provided).
  • You will manage administrative documentation for people in your care.
  • Salaried role: can accommodate full-time or part-time requirements.


The Company:


  • Innovative health-tech organisation re-imagining a healthcare system where early detection and prevention are at the forefront.
  • Private clinic delivering a unique patient experience, blending cutting edge technology within a clinical setting comparable to a high-end hospitality environment.
  • High-growth phase of the business as they continue to launch across the UK.


Remuneration:


Our client is committed to securing the services of the right candidate and is flexible with regards to the remuneration package available. Zest Scientific is working to a strict deadline so in order to be considered for this opportunity please apply now and your application will be reviewed immediately.

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