Mobile Health Assessor/Phlebotomist - Full Training Provided - ELD2

Mobile Health Assessor/Phlebotomist - Full Training Provided - ELD2

Overview

Field-based role with full training provided. You will deliver health assessments across your region and support customers with health insights.

Responsibilities

  • You will be required to work 4 x 10-hour shifts per week, totalling 40 hours per week, with shifts between 6am and 10pm Monday to Sunday; hours are allocated 3 weeks in advance.
  • You may need to drive up to 2 hours to venues, with some journeys using public transport depending on location.
  • Visit multiple clinic venues in the region, greeting customers and setting up your kit at each site.
  • Conduct health assessments as per the chosen package (including but not limited to PAD, ECG, Phlebotomy (once qualified), Lung Function, Body Composition, and short fitness tests) and advise on appropriate further testing when suitable.
  • Update and maintain relevant administration records. Do not relay results or additional lifestyle advice after assessments where not required.

Requirements

  • Full UK Driving Licence and access to your own car; ability to transport and store kit items at home.
  • Ability to work any days Monday to Sunday on rota basis (6am–4pm, 8am–6pm, or 1pm–10pm).
  • Proficiency with computers/laptops/phones/tablets.
  • Clear DBS (processed on your behalf).
  • Willingness to travel up to 2 hours from home location; occasional overnight stays may be required.
  • Live within the required regional location distance.
  • Attend Milton Keynes head office for the first 2 weeks of training (Monday–Friday, stay required).
  • Willingness to learn and take on new skills.
  • Enhanced criminal records check (satisfactory) as part of onboarding; all roles require a satisfactory criminal record check.

What we offer

  • Base salary of £27,783 per year plus commission, expenses and overtime; standard company benefits.
  • Competitive annual leave scheme, increasing with years of service.
  • Company Sick Pay Scheme and Enhanced Family Leave.
  • Learning & Development: Apprenticeship schemes, National Association of Phlebotomy membership (post-probation), career development opportunities, Bluecrest Academy, Leadership Development Programme, and 24/7 Learning Library.
  • Financial & Lifestyle: Salary exchange pension, Employee Charity Sponsorship Scheme, discounts, Home Office Allowance, Sophos @Home Protection, and Employee Assistance Programme.
  • Health & Wellbeing: Discounted gym membership, Cycle to Work Scheme, four free health assessments per year for you/your family, 50% off additional health tests, and life insurance.

Other information

  • We foster equality and inclusion; employment decisions are based on merit, role requirements, and organisational needs.
  • All applicants are welcome; on-boarding includes a satisfactory enhanced criminal records check and disclosure of any convictions.
  • Role is exempt from Rehabilitation of Offenders Act provisions; all disclosures must be provided.
  • We do not engage with recruitment agencies for this vacancy; your data will be handled in line with our Privacy Policy.

Everyone is welcome to apply. We’re excited to learn more about you!

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