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Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Onsite
Suitable for: Phlebotomists, Healthcare Assistants, Healthcare Support Workers, Clinical Support Workers, Band 2/3/4 healthcare professionals and Registered Nurses with phlebotomy/venepuncture experience
Location: Community/home visiting across multiple locations in England and Wales
Pay: £17.93 per hour / £20.40 per hour Umbrella
Project Duration: January to March
Availability: Shifts available 7 days a week, Monday to Sunday
We are currently recruiting experienced Phlebotomists and Healthcare Professionals with phlebotomy/venepuncture experience for a community-based project running from January to March.
This is a mobile, home-visiting role, travelling directly to participants' homes to complete scheduled appointments and health measurements.
All equipment required for the role will be provided and sent directly to you.
We currently have opportunities across 47 locations in England and Wales:
London
South / South East
Milton Keynes / Bedfordshire / Northamptonshire
North West
Midlands
East / East Anglia
Yorkshire
Oxfordshire / South West
South Wales
Applications are welcomed from:
You must be confident and competent in taking blood samples independently and comfortable working within a community/home-visiting setting.
As this is a mobile role, candidates must drive and have access to their own vehicle.
The project operates 7 days a week, Monday to Sunday, with shifts available throughout the week.
Typical working hours are approximately 7:00am to 5:30pm.
7:00am to 3:00pm: Travel to participants' homes and complete scheduled appointments.
3:15pm to 5:15pm: Meet a courier at a pre-agreed location. The courier may arrive at any point during this 2-hour window.
The £35 courier drop-off fee is paid whether the courier is already there when you arrive or you need to wait during the collection window.
If you have phlebotomy/venepuncture experience and would like to be considered, please apply confirming:
Please only apply if you are confident taking blood samples independently, have access to your own vehicle and are comfortable with the home-visiting nature and working hours of the project.
