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What are working hours for hmp for health care assistant

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  • 1 October 2020

    It will depend which area you’re working in.

    There are over 30 roles that sit under the umbrella term of ‘Healthcare Support Worker’, based in seven different settings; mental health, learning disabilities, community care, acute, midwifery, children’s services and primary care.


    If you work in inpatient services, for example in an acute hospital, a mental health hospital or a learning disabilities unit you might work in a shift pattern of day and night shifts. If you work in a GP surgery, outpatient clinics or in a community setting, you are more likely to follow 9am-5pm working hours.


    If you see a role you’re interested in, follow the link to view it on NHS jobs, and the working hours and pattern will be detailed there.

  • Bank I have worked 37,5 hours a week sometimes more

  • Working hours are 7am till 8pm and nights are 7.45pm till 7.15am.
    You can also do short shifts 7am till 3pm and 12pm till 8pm.

  • 40 hours per week

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