Work environment
We have a wide range of clinical opportunities in our teams, from our strategic to our local management teams to frontline clinical colleagues. These include GPs, Urgent Care Practitioners, Advanced Care Practitioners and Nurses through to nursing and paramedic colleagues working in our NHS 111 contact centres as Clinical Advisors or Auditors.
Choose to work here, we can promise you personal and professional reward. On a personal level, you’ll change lives; perhaps even save lives.
As a Clinical Advisor in our NHS 111 service for example, alongside non-clinical colleagues, you would manage urgent and non-urgent calls from patients, members of the public and healthcare professionals, such as GPs, nurses and pharmacists. You would use your professional and medical judgement to assess callers, making the appropriate referrals or give healthcare advice to help patients manage their symptoms at home.
We all share a passion to provide high-quality care to our communities – and there is a wide range of settings for our clinicians at HUC. You could work in a contact centre or face-to-face with patients; at an Out of Hours (OOH) or Primary Care base, in our Urgent Treatment Centre, our General Practice in Luton or visiting a patient’s home.
Example Rota - 21.25 hours average per week