Welcome to The Stroke Association's jobs section
Thank you for your interest in job opportunities at The Stroke Association.
We are leading the fight against brain attacks by working for a world where there are fewer strokes and all those touched by stroke get the help they need. If you would like to help us to make a difference today, make an online donation.
We are committed to attracting and retaining the best people. To do this we offer a range of benefits including a contributory pension scheme, 25 to 30 days annual leave per annum, life assurance and an interest-free season ticket loan.
To apply for any of the vacancies shown below, please see the Contact section of the post you wish to apply for.
All applicants should complete our application form, which you can download as a PDF or complete online as a Word document. Please complete the form in conjunction with the guidance notes:
- Application form (334 kb)
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- Application Form (Word Version) (181 kb)
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Application Form - Equal Opportunities Form (Word Version) (90 kb) - Completing the Application Form (59 kb)
Please return your completed application form to the address detailed for that position.
For more information about working for The Stroke Association please contact:
Human Resources
The Stroke Association
Stroke House
240 City Road
London EC1V 2PR
Email: Personnel Team
Phone: 020 7566 1535
Our Equal Opportunities Policy (38 kb) should be read in conjunction with the job description and person specification for the role that you are applying for.
Thank you and good luck with your application.
The role of Family & Carer Support Co-ordinator involves providing vital support and stroke information to stroke survivors and their families both on the ward and at home.
We are looking for an intelligent and enthusiastic individual to join a successful and motivated team to provide comprehensive and professional project management of direct marketing campaigns within our Appeals Department.
We are seeking an experienced editor and well-organised publications project manager to join our busy communications team.
You will be required to provide a professional clerical support service, allowing the Co-ordinators to effectively and efficiently undertake their role.
The role of Family and Carer Support Co-ordinator involves providing vital support and stroke information to stroke survivors and their families both on the ward and at home.
This service provides opportunities for people of working age, helping them to deal with the physical, psychological, emotional and other challenges engendered by their condition, as well as assisting them in navigating the return to work system.
You will be required to provide a professional clerical support service, allowing the Co-ordinators to effectively and efficiently undertake their role.
Would you like to be involved in helping achieve better health services for stroke survivors? Do you believe that patients should be central to the planning and delivery of health services?
The Stroke Association is developing a Low Level Prevention Service in conjunction with Help the Aged and North Yorkshire County Council.
A part-time Clerical Assistant is required to provide administrative support to the Family and Carer Support Co-ordinator.
We are looking for someone who will enjoy establishing a family, carer and long-term support service for people affected by stroke in Eastern and Coastal Kent.
Working with the NHS Community Stroke Rehabilitation team you will provide a community support service to stroke survivors, their families and carers living in Worcestershire.
Based in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, you will develop and run the Community Integration Programme which will provide people affected by stroke with social and occupational integration opportunities within their local community.
The role of Family & Carer Support Co-ordinator involves providing vital support and stroke information to stroke survivors and their families both on the ward and at home. The service will operate within Telford and Wrekin with referrals being received from the ward, families or other healthcare professionals.
These are rewarding roles in which you will be providing a support service to people affected by the challenges of stroke.
The role of the Communication Support Co-ordinator is to provide a support service for people left with speech and communication problems following a stroke through group meetings, home visits, the use of volunteers and working with speech and language therapists.
