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Healthcare Support Workers (HCSWs) are hugely important to ensuring our patients at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust receive the best care, which is why we’re going to be recruiting for a number of people to fill these kind of roles over the coming weeks. To help you understand what this rewarding job involves and the type of people we’re looking for, we’re profiling some of the people who have become HCSWs at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust – which provides specialist cancer care for the 2.4m people of Cheshire and Merseyside – has appointed Julie Gray as its new Chief Nurse. Julie is currently Director of Nursing and Director of Infection Prevention & Control at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, where she has worked since 2005. She will take up her new role at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in October.

From 14th – 20th June, we’re marking Nutrition & Hydration Week 2021, an annual event to highlight and celebrate improvements in the provision of nutrition and hydration locally, nationally and globally. It’s also a great opportunity to promote the value of food and drink in maintaining health and wellbeing in health and social care, something that our team of Dietitians at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre are taking advantage of.

Visiting restrictions have been reintroduced due to the rise in COVID-19 cases locally.

Health Care Support Workers (HCSWs) are hugely important to ensuring our patients at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust receive the best care, which is why we’re going to be recruiting for a number of people to fill these kind of roles over the coming weeks. To help you understand what this rewarding job involves and the type of people we’re looking for, we’re profiling some of the people who have become HCSWs at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

We'd like to introduce you to Meg, who started volunteering at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre this year.

International Clinical Trials Day (May 20) celebrates innovations that improve medical care and a new technique is targeting hard to reach tumours at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

Clatterbridge’s research trials teams rose to the challenge over the past 12 months to continue their groundbreaking work, despite Coronavirus threatening to derail it.