NHS 111 Clinical Advisor - Oldbury Full Time/Part Time

Job Introduction<p><strong>Every call is a chance to make a difference.</strong></p><p><strong>NHS 111 Clinical Advisor </strong></p><p>At DHU Healthcare, every role matters. We’re a not-for-profit team driven by compassion and respect, where your voice is heard and your growth truly matters. Join us and be part of something bigger. For you, for them, with us.</p><p><strong>Competitive salary:</strong> </p><ul><li>Training and daytime shifts: £19.63 per hour</li><li>Evenings and night shifts: £25.51 per hour</li><li>Weekend shifts: £28.46 per hour</li></ul><p><strong>Working Patterns: </strong>Full & Part Time positions available, site based (no remote opportunities available)</p><p><strong>For them, every call makes the difference</strong></p><p>With us, every call makes the difference. Our NHS 111 teams are there when people need urgent help, offering safe, compassionate advice day and night.</p><p><strong>As a 111 Clinical Advisor you will: </strong></p><p>As a 111 Clinical Advisor, you’ll support patients over the phone, using the NHS Pathways system to assess symptoms and guide them to the right care. As their first clinical contact, you’ll take them to next best step, while offering reassurance and evidence-based advice.</p><p>If you’re a Registered Adult Nurse, Paramedic or Pharmacist with post-registration experience, we can give you full training. Strong clinical judgement, IT confidence, and clear communication skills are also essential</p><p><strong>With us, your wellbeing comes first.</strong></p><p>We’ll support your health, happiness and future with benefits that put you first:</p><ul><li>Access to the NHS pension scheme (we’ll also honour your existing NHS pension pot and holiday entitlement if you’re transferring)</li><li>Wellbeing support</li><li>Flexible working options</li><li>Career growth and development opportunities</li></ul><p>For more information on the full range of benefits available click here.</p><p><strong>For you, the support to go further.</strong></p><p>With us, your development matters. Whether you’re starting out or ready for your next challenge, we offer clear pathways to help you grow with confidence wherever you are in your career. Essential training is tailored to your role, and support is always within reach because we know that fulfilled colleagues deliver better care, stronger teamwork and more impact. From coaching-led leadership through our Inspire programme, partnerships like the Integrated Urgent Care course with the University of Derby, and apprenticeships, we’ll help you develop in ways that matter to you. We encourage you to explore new skills and embrace opportunities.</p><p><strong>With us, different perspectives make the difference.</strong></p><p>Great work happens when everyone feels seen, supported, and valued. We welcome colleagues from all backgrounds and proudly support the Armed Forces community. Inclusion and belonging are essential to our values, and together we make the difference. As a Disability Confident Employer, we welcome candidates to share any support or reasonable adjustments they may need during the recruitment process. For more information on how DHU can support you, please click here.</p><p>Your skills, ideas, and growth continue to matter at DHU Healthcare.</p><p>At DHU Healthcare, your skills, ideas and growth matter.</p><p><strong>Ready to make the difference? We’d love to hear from you.</strong></p><p><strong> #IND3</strong></p>

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