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Graduate careers in the health sector Alan Simmons Careers Specialist, Health Careers www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
A whistle stop tour of… Context Roles in the health sector Patient journey Getting in Pay Trends, changes and new roles Resources from Health Careers Using the NHS Jobs website www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
Context www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
The Worlds Biggest Employers
This figure includes
NHS staff in Wales,
Scotland and
Northern Ireland too
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Public health ‘core’ and ‘wider’ workforce
c40,000 staff in England work in ‘core’ public
health roles above level 5 of the Public Health
Skills and Knowledge Framework
Additionally c4,000 health trainers (below level 5
of PHSKF)
Estimated 15-20 million people in over 170
occupations work in the ‘wider’ public health
workforce.
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Mental health services
But around 70%Treatment
of centres
healthcare is
delivered outside of
hospitals!
Doctors’ surgeries
Ambulance
services Walk-in centres
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…and then there are other
organisations supporting
the delivery of healthcare,
including…
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Since Health & Social Care Act 2012…
NHS Acute (hospital) or
other NHS organisation
Private healthcare
provider
GP
Social Enterprise/
Community Interest
Clinical Commissioning Group Company
GP GP
Nurse Other
Consultant
healthcare
professionals
Charity
GP GP GP
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Roles in the
health sector
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IT’S NOT JUST DOCTORS,
NURSES, MIDWIVES &
PARAMEDICS!
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukStaff in the NHS 2018 (approximately!)
Support to doctors &
nurses (eg HCAs, Doctors & dentists
admin) 9%
Healthcare scientist & 23%
AHP support staff (eg
therapy assistants,
admin)
Nurses & midwives
5%
28%
Support to ambulance
staff (eg HCAs,
maintenance )
1%
Central functions (HR,
finance etc) Healthcare scientists
9% 4%
Allied health
Health informatics professions (AHPs)
2% Hotel, property Qualifed
& estates Managers 9%
ambulance staff
5% 3%
2%
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukHealth Careers - 14 role ‘groupings’ Allied health professions Medical associate professions Ambulance service team Midwifery Dental team Nursing Doctors Pharmacy team Health informatics Psychological therapies Healthcare science Public health Managers Wider healthcare team www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
Patient
journey
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukHis friend dials 999 &
Danny’s Danny
speaks to an
playing falls &
emergency medical
Example of a patient journey
football injures his
despatcher, who
leg
despatches an
ambulance
Take him to Paramedic &
Porter helps A&E
transport emergency care
department assistant assess
Danny into of local
the building situation
hospital
Triage nurse
gets second
Danny’s Triage nurse They arrange
opinion of
details are
recorded by
Example of a patient journey
assesses his
leg
emergency an X-ray
medicine taken by a
receptionist doctor diagnostic
radiographer
And a
A His leg is
biomedical
phlebotomist broken and
scientist in
takes some needs
the path lab
blood surgery
checks it out
Danny has
surgery. The team
Porter Danny’s cared
includes an
takes for by a
orthopaedic
Danny children’s
surgeon,
to the nurse & HCA
anaesthetist, ODP,
theatre nurse, & ward
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HCAClean Before he’s
He has
laundry from discharged, his
food
orthopaedic
Example of a patient journey
prepared
by a chef
linen and
laundry staff surgeon sees him
on the ward
He sees a He’s then
physiotherapist transported
at home for home by an
follow up ambulance care
rehabilitation assistant from
treatment the PTS
The GP
He sees prescribes
But Danny’s his GP and
still in pain him some
the medication
and goes back practice
to his doctors’ from the
nurse pharmacist
surgery
A few weeks An occupational A few days later,
later, Danny’s therapy support the district nurse
playing football worker visits to comes to remove
again! check he’s his stitches
progressing
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Staff that Danny saw but who contributed to his ‘patient
journey’
paramedic emergency medical despatcher
emergency care assistant biomedical scientists
porter chefs
receptionist linen and laundry staff
triage nurse security staff
emergency medicine doctor gardeners
diagnostic radiographer IT staff
phlebotomist estates maintenance staff
orthopaedic surgeon clinical scientist in radiation safety
anaesthetist physics
operating department practitioner managers
theatre nurse accountants
health care assistant human resources staff
children’s nurse communications and PR staff
ambulance care assistant health informatics staff
physiotherapist librarians
GP (general practitioner) decontamination science staff
practice nurse
pharmacist
district nurse
occupational therapy support worker
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Entry points (depending on the role)
Through an apprenticeship
(intermediate, advanced, higher or degree level)
Straight into job/training position
After a course at a further education college
By taking an approved university degree
Alan Simmons
CareersAfter
Specialth Education
a degree
England
After experience gained outside of the NHS
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukWill you fit in?
If you apply for a job or apprenticeship vacancy with the NHS, or a
university course with placements in the NHS, you’ll need to show how you
think the values of the NHS Constitution apply in your everyday work:
Can be assessed in a number of ways including through:
– pre-screening assessments
– values based interviewing techniques
– role play
– written responses to scenarios
– assessment centres
Do you have what it takes? If you’re applying for a
support role in the NHS, try the E-values tool at:
http://nhsvaluestool.e-lfh.org.uk/
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukUndergraduate opportunities www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
Opportunities at university (clinical)
Dental hygiene Medicine
Dental technology Midwifery
Dental therapy Nursing
Dietetics Occupational therapy
Dentistry Orthoptics
Environmental health Operating department practice
Healthcare science (audiology) Paramedic science
Healthcare science (blood sciences, Pharmacy
cellular sciences, infection sciences) Physiotherapy
Healthcare science (cardiac physiology) Podiatry/chiropody
Healthcare science (clinical engineering) Prosthetics and orthotics
Healthcare science (genetics science) Radiography – therapeutic & diagnostic
Healthcare science (medical physics) Speech & language therapy
Healthcare science (neurophysiology)
Healthcare science (respiratory & sleep
sciences)
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukOpportunities for graduates
(brief and in general terms!)
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukOpportunities for graduates – clinical
Scientist Training Programme (STP)
Trainee biomedical scientists (few posts now, STP & PTP main routes to pathology)
Physician associate training
Arts therapists (music, drama & art therapy)
Psychological wellbeing practitioners, psychologists – (clinical, counselling,
forensic, health areas)
Accelerated/shortened (by way of APEL) programmes for graduates:
Dentistry
Dietetics
Environmental health
Medicine
Nursing
Occupational therapy
Physiotherapy
Radiography (therapeutic and diagnostic)
Speech & language therapy
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukOpportunities for graduates - non-clinical
Graduate Management Training Scheme Six streams:
Financial management
General management
Human resource management
Informatics management
Policy and strategy management (new in 2017)
Health analysis (new in 2017)
Other “non-scheme” opportunities e.g.:
Public health
Health informatics (e.g. librarians, statisticians)
Operational management
Engineering etc.
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukExamples of graduate vacancies advertised in the
NHS in the last 2 months
2.1 (no degree discipline specified)
Graduate project DMC Healthcare,
£23K Experience in/understanding of business operations
support London
including finance, IT, HR and marketing
Relevant qualification/experience in administration of
Post Graduate Central and NW educational training course, + 2 years general secretarial/
AfC4 admin experience
Course c£20k London NHS
Administrator Foundation Trust Experience of dealing with members of the public
Degree desirable
2:1 or higher degree in psychology or health sciences
Northumberland, Tyne related degree
Research AfC5
c£23k
& Wear NHS
Assistant Foundation Trust Previous experience in administering psychological
assessments with good level of practical skill
Good degree in numerate discipline
University Hospitals
Programmer AfC6 Knowledge & experience of programming in MUMPS/
c£28k Birmingham NHS
Analyst Caché & at least one other language eg Perl, Java, Delphi,
Foundation Trust
C# or C++
Hospice Educated to degree level or equivalent
Sporting and Knowledge of principles of good donor management or
St Rocco’s Hospice,
Challenge £20K customer care
Warrington
Events Awareness of legal and financial aspects of licensing and
Fundraiser charity law
As advertised
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NHS Jobs www.jobs.nhs.uk
advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukExamples of graduate vacancies advertised in the
NHS in the last 2 months
Educated to at least degree level in economics
Post-graduate qualification (Masters/ PhD) in relevant
AfC6 NHS Improvement,
Economic Analyst discipline, or experience of working as an economist at an
c£28k London
equivalent level
Knowledge of statistics and econometrics
BSc Hons in appropriate biological degree
Quality Assurance £22 - Public Health England,
Practitioner £27k Manchester In depth understanding of quality procedures and control
and relevant legal standards
Undergraduate degree (any discipline)
Clinical Evidence University Hospitals
AfC6
Based Information c£28k
Coventry & Advanced searching using the internet and databases
Service Specialist Warwickshire NHS Trust Understanding of the concept of evidence based practice
Information
Analysis & NHS Digital
£22k 2:1 Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) or equivalent
Statistics Graduate (Leeds or London)
Trainee*
Graduate trainee – £19 - Dorset Clinical Degree level, or working toward equivalent qualification
Project Support £22k Commissioning Group Experience of project support
Graduate Trainee Northumberland Tyne Educated to degree level
£22 -
Technology Risk and Wear NHS
£28k Experienced of a range of software packages and tools
Assurance Auditor Foundation Trust
As advertised on@HealthCareersUK
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Pay
Staff on NHS terms and conditions
Agenda for change (rates from 1-4-18)
Covers the vast majority of staff in the NHS
Has 9 “bands” (levels), ranging from band 1 (£17,460 per annum)
to band 9 (£84,507 to £102,506)
Example: starting salary for newly qualified nurse or
physiotherapist is bottom of band 5 (£23,023)
NB London allowances (up to 20%) payable on top of these figures
Doctors and dentists – separate pay system
Very senior managers – separate pay system
Staff in public health roles
NHS terms and conditions
Local government terms and conditions
Other terms and conditions
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Apprenticeship update as at June 2018
Standards approved for delivery include: Standards in development include:
LEVEL 7 LEVEL 7
Specialist community and public health nurse Arts therapist
Advanced clinical practitioner Physicians associate
LEVEL 6 LEVEL 6
Registered nurse Diagnostic radiographer (degree)
Healthcare science practitioner (degree) Dietitian (degree)
Podiatrist (degree) Occupational therapist (degree)
Operating department practitioner (degree)
LEVEL 5
Physiotherapist (degree)
Nursing associate
Paramedic (degree)
Dental technician
Psychological wellbeing practitioner
HR consultant/partner
Social worker (degree)
LEVEL 4 Speech and language therapist (degree)
Associate ambulance practitioner Therapeutic radiographer (degree)
Data analyst
Healthcare science associate
For the latest situation regarding health
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk sector apprenticeships, visit
@HealthCareersUK Skills for Health website
advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
(Healthcare Apprenticeships Standards Online): http://haso.skillsforhealth.org.uk/Apprenticeship update as at June 2018
Standards being explored include: Standards closed (not being considered at
present) include:
LEVEL 7
Specialist community and public health nurse
Health trainer
Clinical academic fellow
Housekeeper
LEVEL 6 Ophthalmic technician
Midwife (degree) Porter
Ward clerk
LEVEL 4
Orthodontic therapist
LEVEL 3
Clinical simulation technician
Library, information and archive services
assistant
NHS
Jobs
For the latest situation regarding health
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk sector apprenticeships, visit
@HealthCareersUK Skills for Health website
advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
(Healthcare Apprenticeships Standards Online): http://haso.skillsforhealth.org.uk/Trends, changes and new roles 1/3
Nursing associate:
new role between healthcare assistant and registered nurse
regulated by the Nursing and Midwifery Council
piloted in 2016/17 – two intakes of 1,000 associates each (over 8,000 healthcare
support workers applied for a place)
pilot scheme - 84% female, 16% male; ages 18-65 (main recruits 24-35); 95%
retention end of Q2; 4% with level 2 qualification, 3% with degree.
additional 5,000 NAs to be recruited starting in 2018 (2,500 by April and 2,500 in
September) and further 7,500 in 2019. Will be level 5 apprenticeship
current projections - over 45,000 qualified nursing associates by 2027, with an
expected 17,000 NAs also having completed additional training to become registered
nurses by this date.
Medicine 500 additional places at medical school starting in 2018
Graduate Management Training Scheme will grow to an intake of 500 per
annum by 2021, and 1,000 per annum beyond that.
Source: Facing the Facts, Shaping the
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk Future: A draft health and care
@HealthCareersUK workforce strategy
advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
for England to 2027 (Health Education England, December 2017)Trends, changes and new roles 2/3
Emergency Department Workforce Plan
Around 30% of physician associates work in emergency medicine and current training
pipeline will increase significantly to 3,200 in 2019.
Advanced clinical practitioners (ACPs) will grow as part of emergency team with 135
paramedics applying recently to be part of the ACP in emergency departments programme.
Continue to expand number of medical training posts (in emergency medicine) with 300
doctors starting training in each of the next four years.
Genomics 100,000 Genomes Project (announced in 2012), sequences whole genomes in
individuals with rare diseases and their family members, and in patients with cancer.
introducing new genomic medicine service into NHS in October 2018
training for 114 clinical scientists on Scientist Training Programme (STP) programmes
associated with genomic medicine
training for 30 genomic medicine Higher Specialist Scientist Training posts
550 Masters in Genomic Medicine places commissioned across 10 universities
Source: Facing the Facts, Shaping the
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk Future: A draft health and care
@HealthCareersUK workforce strategy
advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
for England to 2027 (Health Education England, December 2017)Trends, changes and new roles 3/3
Mental Health Workforce Plan - 21,000 additional posts needed to deliver the
specified service improvements. NHS to employ 19,000 new staff across the
system by 2020 of these:
11,000 will be core clinical professions (e.g. nurses, occupational therapists or
doctors)
8,000 will be new roles such as peer support workers and personal wellbeing
practitioners.
Cancer Workforce Plan : 200 new clinical endoscopists and 300 reporting
radiographers to increase early diagnosis capacity.
General Practice Forward View: double the growth rate for doctors in general
practice. By 2020 there will be 5,000 more doctors alongside 5,000 other clinical
professionals working in primary care
Source: Facing the Facts, Shaping the
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk Future: A draft health and care
@HealthCareersUK workforce strategy
advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
for England to 2027 (Health Education England, December 2017)Resources from Health Careers www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.uk
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www.healthcareers.nhs.uk @HealthCareersUK advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukHealth Careers service – developments
Career tool:
Career questionnaire to generate career ideas in the health sector
Accessed through the Career planning section of the Health Careers website
Users answer a number of questions on a like to dislike scale
Hopefully available later in 2018
NHS primary school resources – main objective:
To mitigate the risk of primary school age students not considering the NHS
and its professions as a future career opportunity by:
increasing awareness of the NHS as an employer and the jobs people do
challenging gender stereotypical views of health professions, eg men are
doctors and nurses are women
Piloted in 60 primary schools across England in early 2018
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www.jobs.nhs.uk advice@healthcareers.nhs.ukUsing the “keywords or job reference” field…
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VACANCIES RELATED
EXAMPLES OF RESULTING JOB
TRY SEARCH TERMS SUCH AS…
TO… VACANCIES
“healthy eating”, “diet”, “food”, Lifestyle support worker
NUTRITION “allergy”, “health promotion”, Health development practitioner
“nutrition”, “lifestyle” Assistant nutritionist/dietitian
“talking therapies”, “counselling”, Substance misuse practitioner
PSYCHOLOGY “mental health”, “low intensity”, “high Wellbeing Coordinator
intensity”, “IAPT” Mental health advisor - trainee
“marketing”, “project”, “payroll”, Marketing coordinator
ADMINISTRATION “finance”, “communication”, “record- Employment services officer (recruitment)
keeping” Finance assistant
“exercise”, “fitness”, “lifestyle”, Rehabilitation assistant
SPORT SCIENCE “stroke”, “physiology”, “cardiac Health improvement practitioner
rehabilitation” Cardiac physiologist
“laboratory”, “pathology”, “public Training administration asst. (pathology)
LIFE SCIENCES health”, “healthcare science”, “health Medical laboratory assistant – advanced
protection” Newborn screening data manager
“health improvement”, “health Health promotion resource & info. officer
PUBLIC HEALTH protection”, “substance misuse”, Integrated care drugs worker
“smoking cessation” Administrator (working at a prison)
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