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ContactCare Advisor - West Scotland
Location: Glasgow
This exciting, demanding and challenging role strives to provide the best possible service for adults/children with a neuromuscular condition, as we are genuinely committed to improving lives for those affected.
This post is available from July 2007 based in Glasgow, working from Yorkhill Hospital advising adults/parents with children who have neuromuscular diseases.
The post would be suitable for a candidate with a background in nursing, physiotherapy or occupational therapy, who has a proven ability to work independently in the community. The post is mainly clinic and office based providing a regional point of contact for information and advice for those affected by a neuromuscular condition, their families and the professionals working with them and to empower people to advocate for the provision of appropriate locally based services and facilities to meet their needs.
The post holder must hold a current driving licence. The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign offers 25 days annual leave pro rata, life assurance, an attractive contributory pension scheme and BUPA assistance programme extended to immediate family members.
If you wish to have a rewarding and stimulating career as part of a regional team please call Lyn Inman, Director of Care, for an informal chat on 0113 2301313. To obtain a job description please contact Elizabeth Joseph on 020 7803 4849.
To apply for this post, please send your CV with covering letter to e.joseph@muscular-dystrophy.org or alternatively write to Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, 61 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HL.
The closing date for this post will be Friday 23 May 2008, Interviews are scheduled for week commencing 2 June in Glasgow.
For further details regarding the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, please visit our website on
www.muscular-dystrophy.org
The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign is an equal opportunities employer. Registered as a charity (205395) and Charity Registered in Scotland No. SC039445.
Closing date for applications: 23 May 2008
Job description
Hours: 20 hrs p/weekThis exciting, demanding and challenging role strives to provide the best possible service for adults/children with a neuromuscular condition, as we are genuinely committed to improving lives for those affected.
This post is available from July 2007 based in Glasgow, working from Yorkhill Hospital advising adults/parents with children who have neuromuscular diseases.
The post would be suitable for a candidate with a background in nursing, physiotherapy or occupational therapy, who has a proven ability to work independently in the community. The post is mainly clinic and office based providing a regional point of contact for information and advice for those affected by a neuromuscular condition, their families and the professionals working with them and to empower people to advocate for the provision of appropriate locally based services and facilities to meet their needs.
The post holder must hold a current driving licence. The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign offers 25 days annual leave pro rata, life assurance, an attractive contributory pension scheme and BUPA assistance programme extended to immediate family members.
If you wish to have a rewarding and stimulating career as part of a regional team please call Lyn Inman, Director of Care, for an informal chat on 0113 2301313. To obtain a job description please contact Elizabeth Joseph on 020 7803 4849.
To apply for this post, please send your CV with covering letter to e.joseph@muscular-dystrophy.org or alternatively write to Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, 61 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HL.
The closing date for this post will be Friday 23 May 2008, Interviews are scheduled for week commencing 2 June in Glasgow.
For further details regarding the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, please visit our website on
www.muscular-dystrophy.org
The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign is an equal opportunities employer. Registered as a charity (205395) and Charity Registered in Scotland No. SC039445.
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