Health Assessor - Homebased

Nurse, Paramedic, Physio or Occupational Therapist

Use your existing clinical knowledge to further your career and become a Disability Assessor!

This is an opportunity for Qualified Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Paramedics and Physiotherapists to take on a new challenge with a leading, multinational organisation in a Remote working* role offering comprehensive training and clear progression opportunities.

Salary & Benefits:

• Starting salary £35,000, rising to £36,000.

• Monthly Bonus worth up to £3,600 per annum!

• Remote working options available

• Full time & Part time hours available

• Flexible work patterns

• Initial 6 weeks’ training + additional 10-week individual development plan

• 23 days’ holiday, rising to 25 after 2 years’.

• Annual charity day

• Employee network groups

• Company matched pension

• Life assurance

• 15 weeks’ paid maternity

• Cycle2work scheme

Full training will be provided, and hours of work will be during the day from Monday to Friday.

Responsibilities:

• Undertake clinical assessments for customers who are making a claim for the Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

• Take account of all the information presented, including any supporting evidence, questionnaires, and information for other professionals.

• Record a detailed history of the customers condition(s), medication and treatment and the functional impact on their health.

• Carry out a comprehensive review and analysis to enable you to complete a robust, structured report.

• You will provide a full justification explaining how you came to these conclusions and probable timescales.

Requirements:

• Qualified Nurse, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist or Paramedic

• 1+ years post qualification experience

• Valid registration on NMC or HCPC

Full training will be provided, and hours of work will be during the day from Monday to Friday.

If you are one of the Healthcare Professionals listed above, please apply immediately and one of our experience recruiters will be in touch!