This Is Why The NHS Recruitment Process Is So Slow
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
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If you are wondering why the NHS recruitment process is so slow, this video is a breakdown of the steps involved during this process.
If you are applying for a role in the NHS or simply want to know what is involved this video will give you an insight into what to expect.
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In NHS is very important who you know internally! Most of the time is not merits
How do they conduct job interviews for international candidates?
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NHS recruitment process is utter dogshit. I have been accepted for a Band 3 position in October, i then had to wait 5 weeks until a lady told me about the “finance issues associated with funding the position”, and then now I’m currently through the trac stage….and it’s December. I’ve already handed in my 6 weeks notice because the nhs will just spring a start date on me without informing me first about the potential start date. Overall, nhs recruitment is purely awful
Ohhh sorry about that, Have you heard anything from them yet?
Have you heard anything back from them?
Chelsea Westminster Trust - If you are reading this, I hope you know that your recruitment process is so disasterous and disorganised - that I will be sharing a time-line on social media and writting a formal complaint to all HR and Recruitment directors.
I only applied for bank and the number of times I had to try and contact you to follow up. Furthermore none of your numbers are contactable that you clearly advertised online lol. Its an actual joke! I challenge any member of staff working in recruitment to call the number you state on the contract and tell me if you can get through. Emails are left sitting in the depths of your inbox. I appreciate and acknowledge its a huge operation but your processes need to be reviewed.
Update: After finally being registered as a bank member of staff. I applied for a permanent position and they had to do all the checks again (which I understand). On trac, everything was completed apart from Occy Health. I went to the Occy health appointment - only to be told nurse went home sick (keep in mind I travelled an hour for that appointment). A week later my Occy health was completed and I tried phoning the recruitment line (Nobody answered). I managed to get through to HR who gave me another ext number and when I called that the member of staff wanted to know who gave out that number lol. Anyway apparently they have to send another reference request (by apologised for it being sitting there for over a month). Absolutely horrendous.
@@genie121I’ve seemingly been stuck in occupational heath limbo for an indeterminate amount of time with the trust hiring me too. The NHS careers teams can kiss my ass.
Hi! I had a very bad experience in Chelsea but the Imperial is even worse
@@Kdr83691really and I just got offer at imperial they’ve been telling me stories