THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Salary
London
MAPLE HOUSE FLOOR 2A 149 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD LONDON W1T 7NF UNITED KINGDOM
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03807203Earnings on positions in THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
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nurse
3.7K £
▲5%
midwife
3.8K £
0%
radiographer
4.4K £
▲12%
general manager
4.5K £
▼9%
dietitian
3.9K £
▼1%
healthcare assistant
4.5K £
▲89%
deputy manager
8.2K £
▲20%
quality manager
4.9K £
▲13%
team leader
3K £
▼1%
management accountant
3K £
▼11%
administrator
2.7K £
▼1%
finance manager
5.2K £
0%
occupational therapist
4.5K £
▲28%
senior project manager
5.2K £
0%
Changes in earnings for the position nurse
Average annual salary
Current
3733£
latest offer
Total change
+5%
since 2024
Latest change
+5%
vs previous period
Average period
3644£
out of 2 points
0900 £1.8K £2.7K £3.6K £
0900 £1.8K £2.7K £3.6K £
Data based on job offers published by the company
Earnings on positions in THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
Average salary in this position
Average salary in this position in the country
admin assistant
2457 £
-13%
2151 £administrator
2662 £
-17%
2225 £apprentice
2256 £
-24%
1732 £care & support worker
2457 £
-16%
2065 £clinical scientist
5017 £
-23%
3865 £data administrator
2662 £
-20%
2151 £National average salary
2950 £
Average salary in this company
4177 £
Estimated salary
£ 3868
Median salary at THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
£ 2256 Lowest salary
£ 4177 The average salary
£ 9463 Highest salary
THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION is looking for employees for positions:
care manager
Working hours
- full-time
Responsibility
- this is an exciting time to join NCL Cancer Alliance
- coterminous with the NCL Integrated Care System, hosted by UCLH, we are at the forefront of ensuring joined up care
- the successful candidate will have experience of supporting patients and carers within a healthcare environment and project management
- the role will involve engagement and understanding of patient and families/carers needs and perspectives
- championing the involvement of people affected by cancer within the NCL Cancer Alliance work programme and governance structures
- excellent communication skills are essential to engage with a range of internal and external stakeholders across multiple organisations
- influencing methods to improve patient partnership working throughout NCL Cancer Alliance
- we have an opportunity for an enthusiastic individual to join the North Central London Cancer Alliance to develop and deliver our patient partnership and experience of care programme