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Surgical Care Practitoner

Oxford Circus
4 days ago
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Are you a skilled Surgical Care Practitioner with a passion for robotics? Our client is seeking a dedicated professional to join their team at a leading multidisciplinary private hospital in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a state-of-the-art environment with world-class surgeons and cutting-edge technology.

This role offers an annual salary of up to £65,000, along with a generous shift allowance. You'll also enjoy a vibrant and professional environment, working with advanced equipment like the Da Vinci Surgical system. Plus, there's the chance to be part of a team that has performed over 500 robotic procedures.

Our client is a renowned healthcare provider in the UK, known for their commitment to delivering exceptional care. They have invested heavily in the latest treatments and technology, making them a leader in privately funded healthcare. Their mission is to support both patients and staff, ensuring a supportive and innovative workplace.

As a Surgical Care Practitioner in Robotics, you will:

Support robotic surgery within the department, focusing on clinical bedside assistance
Work closely with consultant surgeons as part of the surgical care team
Assess and prepare patients for surgery
Manage the clinical area effectively on a day-to-day basis and plan ahead
Package and Benefits:
The Surgical Care Practitioner in Robotics role comes with a comprehensive package:

Annual salary of up to £65,000
25 days holiday each year, plus bank holidays, with options to buy or sell leave
Private Healthcare Insurance for treatment at leading hospitals
Private pension contribution that increases with service
Season Ticket Loan and Cycle to Work scheme
Group Life Assurance from day one
Critical illness cover and enhanced maternity and paternity pay
Discounts with over 800 major retailers
About You
The ideal Surgical Care Practitioner in Robotics will have:

A qualification as a Surgical Care Practitioner
MSc, PG Cert, or PG Dip in Surgical Care Practice
Strong experience in robotics, urology, and gynaecology
Registration as a healthcare professional with a related honours degree
Recent theatre nursing experience
2-3 years of experience as a Qualified Surgical Care Practitioner
An aptitude for clinical and operative practiceIf you're interested in roles such as Robotics Surgical Assistant, Operating Room Practitioner, Theatre Nurse, Surgical Assistant, or Robotics Specialist, this Surgical Care Practitioner position could be the perfect fit for you.

If you're ready to take your career to the next level as a Surgical Care Practitioner, this is your chance to join a leading healthcare provider in a dynamic and innovative environment. Apply now or call Libby at Leaders in Care on (phone number removed) for more details and to be part of a team that values exceptional care and professional growth.

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