Biomedical Field Worker Manchester
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Job Location:
Manchester - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
As a Biomedical Fieldworker youll collect vital health data that helps shape public policy and improve the nations wellbeing. Youll visit participants in their homes to gather biomedical information through conversation physical measurements and blood samples. Your work supports large-scale studies such as the Health Survey for England the Scottish Health Survey and the National Diet and Nutrition Survey.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct home visits with pre-arranged participants.
- Collect biomedical data including physical measurements (height weight blood pressure).
- Perform venous blood sampling according to clinical standards.
- Represent the service with professionalism care and empathy.
- Ensure accurate data collection and participant confidentiality.
About You
Youre curious confident and committed to improving public health. Youll work independently so resilience and reliability are essential.
Requirements:
- Recent experience in a clinical or healthcare setting.
- Proven venepuncture skills (within the last 12 months).
- Current Hepatitis B immunity evidence.
- Full UK driving licence and access to a car.
- Stable home broadband connection.
- Minimum 12 hours availability per week (flexible schedule including evenings/weekends).
- Confident working alone in the community.
- Right to work in the UK.
- Strong verbal and written English.
Pay & Benefits
- Average pay: 20.40/hour (during home visits).
- Performance bonus: 250 after 12 24 and 36 appointments (750 total).
- Mileage reimbursement: 36p per mile.
- Holiday pay: 12.1%.
- Training & support: Comprehensive onboarding and ongoing development.
Key Responsibilities
Were NatCen the UKs largest independent social research organisation. Our work is trusted by government universities and charities and helps improve lives across the country.
Skills Knowledge and Expertise
Were looking for someone whos curious confident and driven by the desire to make a real difference to public health. Resilience is important along with strong clinical skills as youll be representing our service with professionalism and care at every appointment.
All appointments are pre-arranged and take around 30 minutes each. Were seeking friendly approachable individuals who inspire trust and make people feel at ease.
If you enjoy meaningful face-to-face interactions working independently and want to contribute to collecting health data that shapes national policy and services wed love to hear from you.
To be considered for this role youll also need:
- Experience in a clinical or healthcare setting
- Venepuncture skills and evidence of taking venous blood samples in a previous role within the last 24 months
- The ability to provide evidence of your current immunity levels to Hepatitis B
- A full UK driving licence and access to a car
- Stable home broadband
- Availability for a minimum of 12 hours per week across weekday mornings evenings and weekends
- Confidence working alone in the community
- The right to work in the UK
- A high standard of verbal and written English
Benefits
Pay and Benefits
This is a freelance role with flexible hours and performance-based pay.
We also offer:
- Average pay of 20.40 per hour whilst you are visiting participant homes with potential to earn more
- Receive a 250 bonus after 12 24 and 36 completed appointments (750 total).
- Mileage reimbursed at 36p per mile
- Holiday pay (12.1%)
- High-quality training and support
Key Skills
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