We are currently working with a private organisation who are running a large mobile health programme throughout the UK up to March 2027 initially.
We are assisting the team to recruit up to 80 HCAs with phlebotomy experience and 50 service delivery lead phlebotomists with good leadership experience to staff certain locations within the project. Locations cover all over England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Anybody wishing to apply for this work will require a valid British or Irish passport or hold a full time work visa to allow working in the UK. We do not provide any visa sponsorship for locum posts.
All workers must show 12 months of Phlebotomy experience on the CV when submitting.
The work will run over day shifts Monday to Sunday and each site will require a a number of healthcare assistants and a service delivery lead. You will need to attend an induction for each site, the mobile health vans move regularly and the more locations you can help with the better.
Essential Experience & Credentials
Experience working in an outpatient or similar clinical environment.
Minimum of 12 months’ phlebotomy experience, with demonstrated Subject Matter Expertise (SME) in venepuncture.
Basic Life Support training (ILS/ALS desirable).
NMC/HCPC registration (for SDL roles only)
Flexibilty to travel between sites ideally
HCA Job Duties;
This role is central to delivering a safe, efficient, and participant centred service in mobile clinics in England, Wales, Scotland Northern Ireland. You will ensure smooth participant flow, maintain high clinical standards, and support the collection of high quality data essential to the success of the research programme.
Each patient appointment requires a standardised set of clinical measurements — blood pressure, pulse, height, weight, waist measurement, and a venous blood sample — all of which the HCA is responsible for completing accurately and safely.
The HCA is a key operational role within each site, working closely with the Service Delivery Lead and wider clinical team to uphold service quality, safety, and participant experience. You will also provide administrative support and operational resilience during busy periods, staff breaks, or staffing gaps.
SDL Job Duties;
The post holder will provide strong clinical leadership, ensure effective participant flow, and support the delivery of quality improvements informed by service feedback, audits, and incident investigations. The SDL will also play a key role in implementing clinical modernisations and pathway adjustments to enhance the participant experience.
The SDL is a critical operational role within each mobile clinic, mirroring the service delivery models used across the clients’ NHS contracts. The role provides clinical and operational supervision, acting as the first point of escalation for all on site operational queries.
The SDL will also provide additional capacity and support during busy periods, staff breaks, or staffing gaps, and will act as the lead responder in the event of an emergency or vasovagal episode.
HCA Pay Rates
Mon – Sat: £18.50 Umbrella /£16.07 PAYE
Sun: £24.00 Umbrella / £20.87 PAYE
SDL Pay Rates:
Mon- Fri: £27.00 Umbrella / £23.48 PAYE
Sat: £32.00 Umbrella / £27.82 PAYE
Sunday: £35.00 Umbrella / £30.43 PAYE
The upcoming sites where we will need assistance are listed below however the locations will vary from February onwards and run throughout 2027.
There is work across numerous locations in Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales. If you are interested please send a CV and we can send you the list of all exact locations?