Allied Health Professions: Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

If you’d like to play a vital role in a multi-disciplinary team, we need you.

The Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (HHFT) is united in its vision to provide outstanding care for every patient. To achieve this, we adopt a multi-disciplinary approach across the Trust, drawing on the skills of core specialists and allied health professionals to enable us to deliver tailored and robust packages of care that meet the needs of individual patients. We therefore place great value on the contribution made by the allied health professionals on our teams and provide them with opportunities to further their own professional, leadership and service development and to forge strong working relationships with our external partners.

Hear what some of our team have to say…

“My manager is very proactive with our training and encourages our development and learning.”

“I love talking to patients, I could talk for days – I always get called a chatter box! When a patient is worried or anxious, I try to help and calm them down by talking to them. I’m currently training someone, which I never thought I would do. I love it because it means my team trust me to share my wisdom with someone new!”

“I have been here for twelve years and I particularly like the supportive environment - there is always someone to ask and someone to talk to.”

“I was attracted to the area because of what I heard about the surroundings and how close to London you are. I took the opportunity to move away from home, broaden my horizons and progress my career.”

“The hospital accommodation at Basingstoke is a couple of minutes walk from the hospital. Things like broadband, electricity and water are all included in the rent and there is a laundry – you don’t have to worry about anything and the staff are really helpful.”

“We’ve got a good reputation, we give good quality care and we work as a team.”

“We are dynamic and we want to lead from the front. You learn a lot when you are here. It’s first class.”