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The National Health Service (NHS) provides comprehensive health care throughout the... The National Health Service is financed primarily by general taxes, with smaller contributions coming from local taxes, payroll contributions, and patient fees. 


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Your NHS career350 careers. One NHS. Your future. Whatever your skills, qualifications or interests, there is a career for you in the NHS and we are recruiting now. You could work directly with patients, in hospitals, an ambulance trust, or in the community. And once you are part of the NHS team we'll work with you to develop your career, and fulfil your potential. Find out more about: who works for the NHS which organisations employ people to work in the NHS pay and benefits Our explore roles section sets out information about the huge range of roles available.
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Work Experience & Volunteering

There are two main ways to apply to Blackpool Victoria Hospital.

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Option 1

Apply for a place on a ward or in a particular place in the hospital.


You can find further information on this following the link https://www.blackpoolteachinghospitals.nhs.uk/Working-With-Us/work-experience

Option 2

Apply for a place with voluntary services and give back. With more than 20 roles ro choose from, give 3 hours a week and enhance patient care.

You can find further information on this following the link https://www.blackpoolteachinghospitals.nhs.uk/services/volunteering

Next steps...............................................

  • Best thing to start with is writing an email so we could send it to the local related organisations. Once you have completed and I have read, you will be able to send.  Please use the guide to complete this and send me an email. https://sites.google.com/blackpoolsixth.ac.uk/futures/cv-cover-letter-guidance  

  • Employers are keen to support students and are more eager to help if you contact them directly. So I always ask students to make initial contact so that I can then follow it up to complete paperwork with them.

  • Once you have got a provisional agreement or if you are still struggling, please email sian.roberts@blackpoolsixth.ac.uk so that she can set up your work placement (current students only).  Information about the Work Placement Co-ordinator will be sent to you once this has been sent.

Application

Applications and interviewsApplication forms Make sure you: follow the instructions carefully provide all the information the questions ask for give specific examples of things you have done, particularly if you are asked to show how you meet the selection criteria; your application is likely to be scored according to how closely you meet the selection criteria.
Guide for studentsWorking in health A health career is rewarding in several ways: you'll be part of a unique organisation whose purpose is to improve people's health and provide treatment and care for those who need it whatever job you're doing (see our Explore roles section for ideas) you'll be helping make a difference to people's lives through training, mentoring and other support you will be encouraged to develop your full potential at work you'll enjoy excellent benefits in terms of paid holidays and an excellent pension scheme For some, but not all, jobs in health you will have to complete a course at uni
Consultant interview videoDownload transcript Consultant advisors The main speaker is Dr Helen Goodyear, Head of School of Paediatrics and Associate Postgraduate Dean for Less Than Full-Time (LTFT) Training, Careers and Professional Support, Health Education West Midlands (HEWM). Dr Goodyear has wide experience of consultant interview panels and also delivers careers support to prospective candidates in the West Midlands.

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