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Public Health England will take on employees
Information about careers at Public Health England and links to sites where PHE jobs are advertised.
According to the information from and notifications of Human Resources Department of Public Health England Company, you can search for Public Health England recruitment notices and get information about the firm, as a result, apply for a job, from our website.
| Positions | Locations |
|---|---|
| COVID-19 Epidemiology Fellow |
London
|
| Scientist (Epidemiology) |
London
|
| ECACC Cell Culture Scientist |
Salisbury
|
| Associate Practitioner – Virology |
Bristol
|
| Quality Officer |
London
|
| Healthcare Scientist Specialist |
London
|
| Biomedical Scientist EO/HEO – Virology |
Bristol
|
| Healthcare Scientist Support Worker |
Manchester
|
| Medical Laboratory Assistant |
Salisbury
|
| Public Health Microbiologist (UK-PHRST) |
Porton
|
| Health Protection Practitioner |
Fareham
|
| COVID-19 and seasonal influenza correspondence Manager |
London
|
| Quality Officer |
Salisbury
|
| CIMS Data Analyst |
Leeds
|
| Business Support Officer |
Manchester
|
| Administrative Officer/General Officer |
Bristol
|
Minimum age to work Public Health England: Age limit is 16 years or older.
Working Time: Varies depending on the position.
Available Positions: Health Protection Practitioner, Business Support Officer, Operational Support Officer, Health and Wellbeing Programme Manager, Part Time – Full Time
Printable Application Form(PDF/DOC): NO
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Benefits
Working hours
Most posts generally work to a standard 37.5 hour week. Some posts may require extra shifts, night work and/or international travel.
Annual leave
PHE offers annual leave based on years of service with a minimum of 26 days for non-medical and dental staff and a minimum of 32 days for medical and dental staff. Bank holidays and any civil service privilege days are also granted in addition to the above basic entitlement.
Special leave
Paid and unpaid leave may be available as needed. We offer generous assistance for maternity or paternity leave, or adoption leave.
Pensions scheme
We offer a contributory final salary pension scheme which includes life assurance. You have the opportunity to opt in or out of this scheme. Some previous pension schemes may be transferable.
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
All employees can use a free and confidential advisory counselling service. The EAP provides access to external, confidential support, advice and information on a range of issues, including: emotional/personal, legal, tax/financial and marital/family.
In addition, comprehensive occupational health services are available for all staff from our specialist internal team.
Diversity in the workplace
PHE supports flexible working and is committed to promoting diversity in the workplace.
Working for PHE
They aim to provide the best possible environment for career progression.
The diverse nature of our work means we’re able to offer you a range of career opportunities involving both national and sometimes international work. This is supported by an integrated programme of learning and professional development.
They expect all staff to behave in the following way:
- work together, not undermine each other
- speak well of each other, in public and private
- consistently spend our time on what we say we care about
- behave well, especially when things go wrong
- keep our promises, small or large
Public Health England Salary Info
- Operational Support Officer £25,630
- Trainee Associate Practitioner £17,957
- Cancer Registration Officer £17,957
- Cell Culturist £27,254
- Business Support Officer £23,845-£29,098
- Public Health Assistant £23,845 – £29,098
- Health Protection Practitioner £27,254
About Public Health England
Public Health England (PHE) is an executive agency of the Department of Health in the United Kingdom that began operating on 1 April 2013. Its formation came as a result of reorganisation of the National Health Service (NHS) in England outlined in the Health and Social Care Act 2012. It took on the role of the Health Protection Agency, the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse and a number of other health bodies.