Bank Sterile Service Weekend Technician - Kettering hub

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Job Description

Bank Sterile Services Technician - Weekends

We are now inviting applications for the post of Bank Sterile Services Technician. This is a bank position, working on an ad-hoc basis and is based at Ramsay Sterile Services East Midlands in Kettering, Northamptonshire.

During April 2023 we opened a new Decontamination Hub in Kettering. We are currently looking for experience TSSU Drivers to join our busy team and be part of this exciting new development. The new purpose built State of the art unit provides an efficient Decontamination service to 9 Ramsay Hospital sites and will be operational 24/7 across 7 days a week. We are currently looking for a committed individual to join our Bank and work shifts over the weekend, day or night.

We are seeking a competent individual who is looking for flexible working and open to available shifts dependent on the need in the hub. Please be aware on a Bank contract we are unable to confirm contracted shift patterns therefore this is a great opportunity for current Bank workers or someone looking for additional hours in their current role. The successful candidate will be enthusiastic and motivated. You will have experience within the field of Decontamination of re-usable medical devices for at least 2 years, or would have completed a recognised decontamination course (NVQ/TVQ/Technical Certificate). We are looking for people to develop their careers with us, so if you feel you need to move forward with a fresh start, come and meet the team for an informal visit.

The successful applicant must have

A minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Decontamination Technician within a health care setting

Sound written and verbal communication skills

Proven ability to work effectively in a team environment and independently as required

Good computer skills (MS Office package)

Flexibility and adaptability

Demonstrated customer service skills

Willingness to work the occasional night shift once competence is achieved

Key responsibilities include

Performing the full decontamination cycle on re-usable medical devices (surgical instruments) to the highest of standards, in line within all Ramsay policies and procedures. Participate fully in quality control processes ensuring procedures and documentation is completed accurately at all times

What is a Bank Contract:

A Bank contract at Ramsay Health Care UK is a flexible employment agreement where you are not committed to a set number of hours per week. Instead, you work on an ad-hoc basis, filling in shifts that we have available in our hospitals. A Bank contract is ideal for individuals seeking flexibility, as it allows you to choose shifts that fit your availability, leaving you with a greater work-life balance. Bank contracts are also a fantastic way to secure additional income alongside other contracted work. Our Bank staff play a crucial role in maintaining service levels during peak times or staff shortages, ensuring that patient care remains uninterrupted.

What we give back to you:

Competitive hourly rates plus enhancements

Free DBS

Contributory pension scheme

Excellent training and development opportunities

Free parking and subsidised staff restaurant (subject to site facilities)

Free uniform

Access to Blue Light Card

 

About us:

Ramsay Health Care UK is a well-established global hospital group with over 50 years’ experience. We are a global provider operating in 11 countries with 77,000 staff who treat 8 million patients each year. It is well respected within the healthcare industry and is one of the leading providers of independent hospital services in England. We are well known for our strong, long-standing relationship with the NHS.

We love people with a positive, “can do” attitude who want to make a difference in their work. "Our employees are Ramsay." The skills and commitment of our employees forms the basis for our success.

We know our people are our greatest asset, our business is growing and we would like you to join us. “The Ramsay Way” culture recognises that people – staff and doctors – are Ramsay Health Care’s most important asset and this has been key to our ongoing success. 

We are proud of our ‘Speak Up for Safety’ programme and ensure that the patient is at the heart of everything we do. Join us and have more ‘Time to Care’.

We are committed to equality of opportunity for all. This position is subject to an Enhanced DBS check. 

We value your application and welcome any questions you may have prior to applying. Please be advised that we reserve the right to close our advertisements prior to the announced closing date to ensure a quality recruitment process. Ramsay Sterile Services hub is committed to quality, equality and opportunity for all.

We care.
 

It’s more than what we do, it’s who we are. Everything we do is about striving to deliver the best care. And it's a belief that's as true today as it was when we welcomed our first patients in 1964.
 

“The Ramsay Way” culture recognises that our people are our most important asset and this has been key to our ongoing success.

We are proud to support the UK’s Armed Forces and Reservists and have already achieved the Silver Award as part of the MOD’s Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme. The scheme recognises employers who actively support Defence while encouraging other organisations to adopt the same behaviours in their workplace. As a company we are committed to supporting the wider Armed Forces community and this includes our staff as well as our patients.

We are committed to equality of opportunity for all. This position is subject to background and DBS checks

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