Mobile Occupational Health Technician (Sports Science Degree / EMT / Military Medic)
Location: Manchester / Lancashire
Salary: Up to £26k + 25 days annual leave
Full Time, 37.5 hours, between 8.30am and 5.00pm
The Client:
Our client's Healthcare Company is one of the UK's leading providers of Occupational Health services.
Established by a group of Occupational Health professionals, they have experienced strong, steady growth.
Their clients include leading names across a wide range of sectors.
The Role:
As an Occupational Health Technician in a peripatetic team, you will conduct health surveillance screening, including audiometry, lung function testing, drug and alcohol testing, and general baseline measurements like height, weight, blood pressure, and urinalysis.
You will need to travel across the United Kingdom, operating a Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) and visiting client sites to provide health surveillance services.
It is essential that you have the facility to park the unit either at or close to your home address overnight, and feel at ease with the amount of travel involved in this position, which may include frequent overnight stays.
You should ideally based in the Manchester area.
You will ideally come from one of these backgrounds:
* A Graduate with Sports Science degree, a Health Care Assistant or an EMT, or a Military Medicine
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