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Phlebotomist/HCA – Yorkshire – Our Future Health
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Phlebotomist/HCA – Yorkshire – Our Future Health
Banding: Band 2 & 3
Location: Yorkshire
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 Yorkshire, 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.
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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.
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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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