A role that puts you on the street helping people who often fall through the cracks feel seen and cared for
Location
London
Type
Full time
Salary (£)
56276 to 63176
About University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
They work across some of the busiest parts of London and serve people with very different needs. Their teams focus on safety kindness teamwork and improving. They run major specialist services and community programmes that help people who often struggle to reach healthcare. If you’ve ever wanted a role where compassion meets action this is the kind of place where your work touches real lives every day.
Job details
Benefits
- Supportive team culture that helps you feel grounded when cases get intense
- Strong emotional impact as you help people reconnect with healthcare
- Flexible options that make it easier to manage life and work
- Steady development through training and daily clinical exposure
- Meaningful community work with clear outcomes you can see
Requirements
- Degree level education or equivalent learning
- NMC Nursing registration kept up to date
- Post registration training that builds clinical confidence
- Knowledge of vulnerable groups and how health systems affect them
- Experience leading services with steady case management
- Comfort with self management when working alone
- Clear communication skills when talking to partners or clients
- Good IT ability with Word Excel and PowerPoint
- Safeguarding awareness with experience applying it
Salary Details
This role offers 56276 to 63176 per year including HCAS.
About the Role
This role sits at the heart of rough sleeping outreach across Camden and Islington where you meet people where they are. You build trust by showing up consistently which helps clients open up about what hurts them physically and emotionally. Many avoid healthcare because the system feels overwhelming so your calm presence makes healthcare reachable again. You guide them toward services that support their stability and wellbeing. Some days you walk through familiar routes meeting people in doorways or temporary shelters. Other days you work with partners to understand who needs urgent help. It’s steady relational work and your ability to stay grounded helps reduce health inequalities across the community.
Key Responsibilities
- Engage rough sleepers in their own environment so they feel safe enough to accept support
- Assess physical health needs early which helps prevent crises that lead to hospital care
- Build trust with clients so they stay connected to services that improve long term health
- Work with outreach partners to align plans and avoid gaps that cause missed care
- Manage complex caseloads ensuring each person receives consistent follow up
- Guide clients to community services so they rebuild stability step by step
- Support safeguarding work which protects vulnerable individuals from further harm
- Use clinical judgement to escalate issues when someone’s condition changes
- Help shape service improvements so future clients benefit from smoother pathways
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
A Disclosure and Barring Service check is required.
Certificate of Sponsorship
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker Sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications.
Equal Opportunity Statement
They welcome applicants from all backgrounds and focus on creating a place where everyone feels they belong.
Employer Details
- Company Name University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Address Trust Headquarters 250 Euston Road London NW1 2PG
- Contact 0845 1555 000
Reference Number
309 UCLH 7048
How To Apply
If this sounds like the kind of impact you want to make you’re encouraged to apply soon.
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