General Technician Healthcare, Full time

Who we are

Now rated a top three modern University in London, we provide an engaging portfolio of apprenticeships, short courses, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. We also have an excellent research profile and were jointly recognised as the best modern university in the country for research, and the highest-ranked modern university in London in REF2021.

The Role

We are recruiting the role of General Healthcare Technician to join our healthcare technical team to assist with the preparation of specialised spaces and equipment for teaching within the School of Life and Health Sciences. This is an exciting time as we expand to provide technical support within occupational therapy, physiotherapy and clinical skills and simulation teaching within the School of Life and Health Sciences.

Key responsibilities will include supporting the team while preparing and setting up equipment and materials for teaching a range of clinical skills and supporting simulated learning. Previous experience of providing technical support in a similar environment is highly desirable. This hands-on role will suit someone with experience of and interest in supporting practical-based subjects in healthcare, such as nursing, allied health, physical therapies, and broader public health and social care.

The successful candidate will have knowledge of clinical procedures, equipment and environments, and of what makes an effective clinical and/or learning environment. Experience in risk assessment, COSHH and hazardous waste disposal is desirable.

The role requires support for the preparation of specialised spaces and equipment for teaching practical sessions, ensuring all equipment is available and functional, and assistance in post session cleaning and waste disposal following guidance and standard operating procedures.

The candidate should have a relevant degree level qualification or experience of working in a clinical or clinical simulation environment.

If you have any specific questions on the role, please contact Ryan Knight ryan.knight@roehampton.ac.uk

The University is committed to promoting diversity and equality of opportunity and aims to create a culture and environment where students and staff are treated fairly.

The University is an equal opportunities and ‘disability confident’ employer. 

Staff have access to our highly competitive RoePlus benefits package ranging from sector leading family related leave, discounts at over 200 high street shops and brands, discounted IT hardware and software and a Local Government Pension

The closing date for completed applications is: 14 July 2026

It is expected that interviews will be held on 28 July 2026

You are encouraged to apply promptly, as we reserve the right to close the role and interview before the dates stated above. 

Visa Sponsorship is not available for this role. Candidates who apply for this role must already hold the legal right to work in the UK.

£32,215 to £36,263. Grade RU05, per annum inclusive of London Weighting Allowance

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