Sexual Health Technician/ Health Care Assistant - Sexual Health

Job summary

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Sexual Health Technician in The Rosehill Clinic. The Rosehill Clinic is an Integrated Sexual Health clinic based at St Helier Hospital in Sutton. This is an opportunity to work with a dedicated and passionate team within Epsom and St Helier University NHS Trust that delivers sexual health care to the population of Sutton and beyond as part of the Sutton Health and Care Alliance.

Main duties of the job

Health Care Assistant -Band 3

Sexual Health Technician

Based in Rosehill clinic, St Helier Hospital

Based at St Helier hospital, The Rosehill Clinic provides integrated sexual health care, HIV services and outreach services for young people. Additionally the service manages the London Borough of Sutton's Chlamydia Screening Programme and condom card scheme.

Applicants should be open minded and non-judgemental and be prepared to work with a diverse client group. A good work ethic and willingness to learn is essential.

For further information or to arrange an informal visit, please contact Service manager Rebecca Young (Bex) on Rebecca.young34@nhs.net

About us

Our vision is to promote independence and health, to deliver high quality, to provide care within the heart of the patient's community. We are looking for employees who aspire to excellence, share our values & vision and can play a crucial role in our on-going achievements.

Respect-value and respect other people's knowledge, experience and skills. Listen and act on feedback, be fair and kind. Promote independence.

Compassionate, high quality care-patients are respected and are equal partners in their care. Team goals are patient centred and improvements bottom up.

Innovation for excellence-empower and listen to staff, try new ideas and be brave. Research, upskill and champion digital technology. Set the gold standard.

Integrated partnership/teamwork-All staff work together and learn from each other. Strengthen team work via team events and buddying. Align IT systems and uniform.

Person centred care-Involve patients in service co design and make it easy for feedback to be given. Ensure safe staffing levels, reduce waiting lists and ensure GPs are involved in our service improvements.