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About us Hesta is creating a new benchmark in women’s health, delivering exceptional care at every life stage. As we advance towards this goal, we are committed to closing the women’s health gap, beginning with pregnancy and postpartum as our initial focus. 75 million years of women’s lives are lost every year due to poor health or early death. This gap limits potential, drives inequality, and reflects a healthcare system that wasn’t built for women. We are changing that. Hesta is building a new model of women’s healthcare, and our first mission is to reimagine care for mothers through compassionate care, clinical excellence, and technology. The Opportunity We’re looking for a GMC-registered doctor (post-F1 or equivalent) to join us as a Clinical Associate, with a primary focus on clinical reporting, data insight generation, and product development. Join us at the forefront of a new era in healthcare, where clinical excellence meets product development, agentic technology, and real-world delivery. As a Clinical Associate, you’ll operate at the intersection of medicine, technology, and systems design. You’ll use your clinical reasoning to shape how intelligent, agent-driven tools support care, working closely with product and engineering teams to build solutions that are not only innovative, but safe, effective, and deeply aligned with regulatory standards. This is more than a clinical role. You’ll help define how postnatal care is delivered at scale, translating frontline insight into product decisions, ensuring operational feasibility, and embedding quality and governance into everything we build. If you’re excited by the idea of influencing care beyond the bedside, designing systems, improving outcomes, and setting a new standard for postnatal care, we’d love to hear from you. This is an early role at Hesta Health, with significant opportunity to influence how our clinical model, reporting outputs, and technology evolve as we scale. It’s a role well-suited to doctors who have completed foundation training and are looking to apply their clinical skills in a systems, product, or operational role. What You’ll Do 1. Clinical reporting & insight generation • Analyse holistic patient data, including biomarkers, questionnaires, and clinical context, to build a comprehensive picture of postnatal wellbeing, • Synthesise complex clinical information into clear, structured, and patient-friendly reports that support understanding and action, • Identify results that require follow-up, escalation, or clinical review, in line with governance protocols, • Support patients with queries related to their reports within the limits of your competence, • Continuously improve report quality, clarity, and clinical robustness through feedback and iteration 2. Product & clinical data development • Work closely with product and engineering teams to design and refine how clinical data is captured, structured, and presented, • Translate frontline clinical insight into scalable product features and workflows, • Contribute to the development and evaluation of AI-enabled tools, ensuring outputs align with clinical guidelines and best practice, • Support testing, validation, and iteration of clinical reporting systems and decision-support tools, • Help define how “great” looks for clinical outputs (e.g. report quality, safety thresholds, usability) 3. Clinical operations & service design • Support day-to-day clinical operations to ensure safe, effective, and well-coordinated care delivery, • Contribute to the design and refinement of end-to-end care pathways and operational processes, • Identify gaps, inefficiencies, or risks in care delivery and propose structured improvements, • Help ensure a seamless, joined-up experience across patient touchpoints 4. Care coordination • Support coordination across the multidisciplinary team, ensuring accurate and timely information flow, • Assist with follow-ups, referrals, and pathway management, • Help ensure patients experience coherent, well-organised care journeys 5. Clinical governance & quality • Work within Hesta Health’s clinical governance framework, policies, and escalation protocols, • Contribute to documentation, safety processes, and quality improvement initiatives, • Maintain appropriate clinical judgement and risk awareness despite a non-patient-facing role You’re a proactive, structured, analytical thinker who enjoys turning messy, real-world user problems and information into clear, actionable insights. You’re curious about AI and new technologies, move quickly and pragmatically, and take a solutions-oriented approach to both delivering what a patient needs right now, as well as improving how healthcare works at a systems level. You can definitely tick all these boxes: • Full GMC registration and licence to practise, • Post-F1 experience (or equivalent), • Active professional indemnity insurance, • Enhanced DBS check, • Strong clinical reasoning and the ability to synthesise complex information accurately, • Excellent written communication, with exceptional attention to detail, • Comfort working with clinical data, digital tools, and structured workflows, • Understanding of clinical risk, escalation, and governance, • Ability to work cross-functionally with clinical, product, and operations teams, • Exposure to healthcare operations, service design, or quality improvement, • Interest in AI, data-driven healthcare, or clinical decision-support tools, • Nice to have: Experience working with EHRs or data-driven systems, or experience in women’s health, postnatal care, or digital health The Practicalities • Contract: Fixed term part time (flexible), min 3 days pw. Potential to extend/move to perm contract over time (not guaranteed)., • Location: London, hybrid working (office in SW1), • Start: ASAP, • A front-row seat in an early-stage, mission-driven company to help build the backbone of a healthcare service designed specifically for women, • A central role in building a regulated, category-defining health technology from the ground up and deliver real-world impact at scale, improving outcomes for women and families, • A foundation to build the core skills required to work in digital health and/or a a fast-moving startup, • A high-calibre, mission-driven team with deep expertise across healthcare and technology, • Flexible, hybrid, working; our team work is based on the job that needs to be done, not office facetime, • Office facilities: Spacious working space, with other innovators in Victoria, bike storage, changing facilities and a healthy supply of tea/coffee We strongly encourage applications from people of colour, the LGBTQ+ community, people with disabilities, neurodivergent people, parents, carers, and those from lower socio-economic backgrounds. 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We are seeking a reliable and experienced Care Worker Assistant to join our growing agency, supporting clients across North and North West London. This role offers a mix of long and short care calls, providing flexible opportunities to suit your availability. Key Responsibilities: • Deliver high-quality personal care and support to clients in their homes, • Assist with daily living tasks, including mobility, hygiene, and meal preparation, • Build trusting relationships with clients and their families, • Maintain accurate records and follow care plans Requirements: • Previous experience in a care or support role, • Professional, compassionate, and dependable approach, • Strong communication skills, • Ability to work flexible shifts, including both long and short calls

Overall Purpose • Provide specialist psychological support to adults in 24-hour supported accommodation, • Work as part of a multidisciplinary team (with NHS/West London Health Trust), • Help service users live more independently using trauma-informed and relational approaches, • Support people with mental health, substance misuse, and complex needs, • Contribute to service development and integrate psychology into care, • Key Responsibilities 1. Clinical Work • Assess, diagnose, and create treatment plans for service users, • Deliver psychological interventions and monitor progress, • Work closely with GPs, MDTs, and other professionals, • Manage risk and develop behaviour support plans, • Keep accurate clinical records, • Ensure registration with HCPC and BPS, • Provide training to staff on psychological and trauma-informed care, • Offer clinical supervision to trainees and other staff, • Run reflective practice sessions after incidents, • Line manage trainee/qualified staff (if required), • Support staff development and performance, • Ensure staff understand service users’ needs and risk plans, • Maintain clear records and handovers, • Attend meetings and involve service users in decisions, • Work collaboratively with external agencies and stakeholders, • Provide direct psychological support and guidance, • Help service users build independence and daily structure, • Encourage participation in activities and recovery plans, • Safeguard vulnerable adults, • Monitor and improve service quality, • Follow policies, procedures, and GDPR requirements, • Promote equality, diversity, and inclusion, • Ensure health & safety standards are met, • Stay updated on best practice and legislation, • Represent the organisation in meetings when required, • Carry out any additional duties as needed, • Person Requirements Qualifications & Experience • Qualified Clinical Psychologist with UK registration, • Experience working with complex mental health needs, • Experience managing/training staff Skills • Strong empathy and communication, • Good record-keeping and IT skills, • Ability to work with multiple stakeholders, • Knowledge of safeguarding and health & safety, • Job Details, • Salary: £45,000 – £52,000, • Hours: 9–5, Mon–Fri (occasional evenings/weekends), • Leave: 25 days + bank holidays, • Pension: 5% contribution (NEST scheme), • Location: Across services as needed, • Probation: 6 months

We are seeking a dedicated Personal Care Assistant to provide compassionate support to individuals in their homes. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication reminders, and light household tasks. Candidates should have a strong commitment to care, excellent communication skills, and a reliable nature. Prior experience in a care setting is preferred, but comprehensive training will be provided for the right individual. Join our team and make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.This role would be needed daytime Monday to Saturday varied times There will be a team of PAs A few tasks you may be asked Pushing a wheelchair safely Seizure management Some household tasks Being okay with my dogs Attending appointments Dog walking Along with willingness to help out with whatever else @ Indeed as well

Community Growth Assistant – Martial Arts Club East London | Part-time | ~2 hrs/week | £12.71/hr We’re a friendly local martial arts club looking for a proactive person to help grow our community through face-to-face outreach. Help grow our martial arts club serving the local Black community in East London What you’ll do (rotating weekly): 1️⃣ Talking to parents at kids’ activities 2️⃣ Building partnerships with local shops & gyms 3️⃣ Placing posters & leaflets around the community 4️⃣ Promoting classes in parks, markets, events & high-footfall areas You are: • Confident and friendly, • Reliable and local to East London, • Interested in fitness or martial arts (a plus!) Perks: Flexible hours Get paid while meeting people and helping your community Apply now: Send your name, where you’re based, and why you’d be great at this role.

As a Care/Support Worker, you will be responsible for assisting this patient with essential daily activities. Key duties include: • Arranging and coordinating hospital visits and various appointments., • Providing support with general house cleaning to ensure a tidy and comfortable living space. Preferred Qualification: • Strong written communication skills in English.

Company Description NORMANSHIRE CARE SERVICES LTD is a hospital and healthcare provider located in London, United Kingdom, with headquarters at NormanShire Drive. The organization is dedicated to delivering high-quality care services to meet the diverse needs of individuals in the community. NORMANSHIRE CARE SERVICES LTD takes pride in fostering well-being and prioritizing patient-centered care. The company emphasizes personal growth, continuous improvement, and exceptional service delivery to achieve the best outcomes. Role Description This is a full-time on-site role for a Registered Manager based in the London Area, United Kingdom. The Registered Manager will oversee the day-to-day operations of care services, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and delivering exceptional care to clients. Primary responsibilities include managing staff, monitoring care plans, ensuring quality standards, liaising with families, and maintaining a high level of operational efficiency. The Registered Manager will also be responsible for staff training and development, ensuring the team is equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to meet client needs effectively. Qualifications Proven experience in care management and supervision, with a deep understanding of regulatory standards and compliance Strong leadership, organizational, and problem-solving skills to oversee day-to-day operations effectively Ability to develop and implement personalized care plans, while sustaining quality and monitoring the well-being of clients Proficiency in staff training, performance management, and development to enhance team capabilities Exceptional communication skills for interacting with clients, families, and colleagues Relevant qualifications in healthcare or care services management (such as Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care or related certifications) are desirable Experience with budget management and operational efficiency improvements is an advantage