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Garland Private Hospital City Museum Roth Collection Beckett St,
Leeds, West Yorkshire LS9 7TF,
United Kingdom
Tel: (+44)113 868 0228
Email: jobvacancy@gphospital.com

Garland Private Hospital is a top rated Facility in Leeds United Kingdom, We offer employment in a range of different environments across our National Network, and we are the Country's largest private surgical sector Employer of registered nurses in Leeds United Kingdom Other roles include Anesthetic Technicians, Healthcare Assistants, Commercial and Household support, and Managerial and Administrative personnel. We offer competitive pay and conditions and a friendly, supportive and positive workplace. Salary ranges from £5,630.00 (Five Thousand Six Hundred And Thirty Pounds) and above. We recognize that our Employees have a wide range of motivations as they pursue their careers. Our workforce includes Employees recently returned to their profession, skilled nurses seeking to establish careers in Leeds United Kingdom, and those wanting a challenging and flexible working environment.
We intend to invite experienced Individuals/Expatriates or Consultancy firm in Medical Professionals, Registered Nurses skills who are capable of rendering expertise services in various fields,

Send your details to this email (jobvacancy@gphospital.com)

(1) Allopathic Physician
(2) Biomedical Engineer
(3 Clinical Technologist
(4) Counselor
(5) Dentist
(6) Dialysis Technician
(7) Dietitian
(8) Emergency Medical Technician
(9) Environmental Health Specialist
(10) Epidemiologist
(11) Genetic Counselor
(12) Health Educator
(13) Health Information Specialist
(14) Healthcare Administrator
(15) Hospital Administrator
(16) Industrial Hygienist
(17) Medical Illustrator
(18) Medical Records Administrator
(19) Monitor Surveillance Technician
(20) Nuclear Medicine Technologist
(21) Nurse (Practical)/ (Registered)
(22) Nurse
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