Welcome to Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Staff Bank

What is it?

Allocation on arrival is great if you would like experience working on different wards, this can help to develop your skills and knowledge across various wards.

The great thing about Allocation on arrival is that you can work shifts that suit your lifestyle, we can create shifts to cater to any start and finish time you would like and can book you in for up to 3 months in advance, all you need to do is let us know what type of shifts you like to work! Or alternatively we have shifts ready for you to book at each of the below locations.

How do I know where to go?

Manchester Royal Infirmary – Please report to Out of Hours Office on the second floor, opposite Ward 9 & 10. Contact MRI@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

North Manchester General Hospital Please report to Bed manager's office opposite J3/J4. Contact NMGH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

Trafford General Hospital – Please report to Bed Manager's office or call 0161 7746 8795. Contact WTWA@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

Wythenshawe Hospital – Please report to Control room/Patient Flow room, Entrance 3, the First floor by vending machines. Contact WTWA@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

RMCH – Please report to Bed Managers Office on the third floor. Contact RMCH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

SMH Oxford Road - Please report to Ward 66 on the 2nd floor. Contact  SMH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk for any support

What do I need to do get my shift authorised?

3 Top Tips

• Sign the logbook of every ward you work on
• Make a note of the wards you work on
• Make sure your shifts have been modified to the correct ward and authorised!

What are the benefits to Allocation on Arrival?

 

 

We offer a range of different roles including Community Nurses, Associate Practitioners, District Nurses, Care Support Workers, Advanced Clinical Practitioners, Specialised Nurses and School Health Nurses.

Working within the community offers the opportunity to work within different settings and teams. These include Sickle Cell clinics, School Immunisation Teams, Complex Care, Crisis Teams and District Nursing Teams.

HIVE needs to be completed prior to starting work at the Trust. 

Upon returning to NHSP, we firstly need to make sure everything is correct on your profile to enable you to return. We will then advise MFT that you require HIVE training and share your details with MFT for them to set you up. You can also use KIP (keep in touch) days to complete HIVE should you wish to do so.

You do not require an MFT Email address in order to receive your HIVE log in detail, your details would have been provided based on whether or not you would qualify for HIVE and so it would be what email address is on your Bank Profile.

If you have your username, simply click on ‘forgot password’ type your username in and it should send you a link out to reset your password.

There is online training which takes on average 2 hours (depending on computer skills) which is dependent on your assignment code. This will be paid for by the Trust. You also need to complete all tests (EUPA) for the relevant training sections.

• Select the ‘My Personal Information’ tab in the left-hand navigation bar and select ‘Personal Information’ or use the “My Personal Information’ box on the right-hand side of the screen
• Check your personal details including name, address, work email and contact details
• Use the “Update” button to update your basic information if it is out of date or incorrect
• Click the ‘Home’ button at the top of the screen to return to the main dashboard once your details have been checked and updated
• Select the ‘My Employment’ tab in the left-hand navigation bar and select ‘Employment Information’
• Check your job title, organisation, and supervisor. You cannot update this information yourself. Please raise with your manager if any of your information is incorrect

Please click here for the Prospectus 2022.

Please click here for guide.

Parking charges are now in place for all staff/contractors and visitors parking on MFT sites. 

All staff/contractors/students are required to apply for and display a parking permit

 

For NHSP staff, select the site you will be based at

- reciprocal permit type

- select NHSP from the drop down

These permits are charged at £40 per month and can be paid online.

You will then be notified by the car parking team at your site location on where to collect your permit.

For ad-hoc shifts, where parking is only required for the odd day, please use the pay and display machines and park in the visitors car parks.

For Night shifts (6pm – 8am) we do not charge for parking on site but a valid permit would need to be displayed which can only be used during these times. 

 

Trust Parking Policy

 

8.16.7. All staff working within the Trust and employed by another organisation will be required to pay for their car parking via their hosted organisation (through their salary) and/or pay for their parking as directed via the car parking permit system when applying for a car parking permit. This will be validated and verified by the Trust’s Car Parking Team.

8.22.1. Partner organisation staff who are required to work on MFT sites, have an arrangement in place whereby MFT is invoiced (salary deduction from partner organisation payroll) and/or reimbursed for parking permits for their staff. A rate of £40 is applied each month per permit.

As NHSP staff are not permanent, salary deduction is unable to be set up. The £40 monthly charge is applicable and for bank staff who complete Ad-hoc shifts, they can pay the staff daily discounted rate of £6 per day.

The shuttle bus will depart from the Main Entrance at Trafford General Hospital and at the bus stop located opposite St Mary’s Hospital on the Boulevard, Oxford Road Campus.

The buses will run Monday – Friday (not including UK bank holidays).

Staff travel free with a valid Trust ID badge. Patients and visitors can use the service for £1 during off-peak hours only.

Bus Number	Journey Type	Departure Hospital	Departure Time	Via Platt Lane (Parkway Staff only)	Arrival Hospital	Arrival Time
1	Peak	Trafford	06:50	N/A	ORC	07:30
2	Peak	ORC	06:50	N/A	Trafford	07:30
2	Peak	Trafford	07:30	08:05	ORC	08:15
1	Peak	ORC	07:30	07:40	Trafford	08:15
1	Peak	Trafford	08:15	08:50	ORC	09:00
2	Peak	ORC	08:15	08:25	Trafford	09:00
2	Off-Peak	Trafford	09:00	N/A	ORC	10:00
3	Off-Peak	ORC	09:00	N/A	Trafford	09:30
3	Off-Peak	Trafford	09:30	N/A	ORC	10:00
1	Off-Peak	ORC	10:00	N/A	Trafford	10:30
1	Off-Peak	Trafford	10:30	N/A	ORC	11:00
2	Off-Peak	ORC	11:00	N/A	Trafford	11:30
2	Off-Peak	Trafford	11:30	N/A	ORC	12:00
3	Off-Peak	ORC	12:00	N/A	Trafford	12:30
3	Off-Peak	Trafford	12:30	N/A	ORC	13:00
1	Off-Peak	ORC	13:00	N/A	Trafford	13:30
1	Off-Peak	Trafford	13:30	N/A	ORC	14:00
2	Off-Peak	ORC	14:00	N/A	Trafford	14:30
2	Off-Peak	Trafford	14:30	N/A	ORC	15:00
3	Off-Peak	ORC	15:00	N/A	Trafford	16:05
3	Peak	Trafford	16:05	16:35	ORC	16:45
2	Peak	ORC	16:05	16:15	Trafford	16:45
2	Peak	Trafford	16:45	17:20	ORC	17:30
3	Peak	ORC	16:45	17:00	Trafford	17:30
3	Peak	Trafford	17:30	N/A	ORC	18:15
2	Peak	ORC	17:30	N/A	Trafford	18:15
2	Peak	Trafford	18:15	N/A	ORC	18:45
3	Peak	ORC	18:15	N/A	Trafford	18:45

 

The shuttle bus will depart from the bus layby between Entrance 5 and 6 at Wythenshawe Hospital and at the bus stop located opposite St Mary’s Hospital on the Boulevard, Oxford Road Campus.

The buses will run Monday – Friday (not including UK bank holidays).

Staff travel free with a valid Trust ID badge. Patients and Visitors can use the service for £1 during off-peak hours only. Passengers are not guaranteed a seat.

 

Bus Number	Journey Type	Departure Hospital	Departure Time	Via Platt Lane (Parkway Staff Only)	Arrival Hospital	Arrival Time
3	Peak	Wythenshawe	06:50	07:10	ORC	07:30
3	Peak	ORC	07:30	07:45	Wythenshawe	08:15
3	Peak	Wythenshawe	08:15	08:40	ORC	09:00
1	Off-Peak	ORC	09:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	09:30
1	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	09:30	N/A	ORC	10:00
2	Off-Peak	ORC	10:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	10:30
2	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	10:30	N/A	ORC	11:00
3	Off-Peak	ORC	11:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	11:30
3	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	11:30	N/A	ORC	12:00
1	Off-Peak	ORC	12:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	12:30
1	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	12:30	N/A	ORC	13:00
2	Off-Peak	ORC	13:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	13:30
2	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	13:30	N/A	ORC	14:00
3	Off-Peak	ORC	14:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	14:30
2	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	14:30	N/A	ORC	15:00
1	Off-Peak	ORC	15:00	N/A	Wythenshawe	15:30
1	Off-Peak	Wythenshawe	15:30	N/A	ORC	16:00
1	Peak	ORC	16:00	16:10	Wythenshawe	16:45
1	Peak	Wythenshawe	16:45	N/A	ORC	17:30
1	Peak	ORC	17:30	17:40	Wythenshawe	18:15
1	Peak	Wythenshawe	18:15	N/A	ORC	18:45

 

Since the inception of the 2014 Devolution Agreement, Manchester is delivering opportunities to better meet the needs of people that live and work in the area through investment in housing, supporting people into work and developing businesses.  

Most important of all for the Trust and its people, Greater Manchester controls public funding for health and social care. This means it can better respond to local people’s needs, tapping into the experience and expertise of local NHS services to focus on preventing ill health and promoting healthy lifestyles.

For MFT, this gives them the chance to control their own destiny. They’re proud to be harmonising health services in Manchester, with the ultimate goal of one hospital for Manchester. And they’re excited about the opportunities this gives to our people.

Whether you’re into music, the arts, shopping, food or sport, Manchester has the range of facilities and opportunities to suit your tastes.

The city is rich in music venues, large and small. It has two symphony orchestras, an internationally acclaimed opera house and AO Manchester Arena, one of the largest and busiest indoor arenas in the world with some 21,000 seats. This and smaller venues such as Manchester Apollo and the Manchester Academy showcase a vibrant music scene.

The arts are also thriving in Manchester, with a number of galleries and theatres showcasing the best of traditional and contemporary culture. And, from high street chains to designer boutiques and vintage stores, shopping is great here.

From the famous former ‘Curry Mile’ in Rusholme, with over 50 restaurants serving Indian and Pakistani food, to Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Italian – Manchester offers something for everyone. There are also plenty of Halal and Kosher retailers across the city, and a range of vegetarian and vegan cafés.

Sports fan will find plenty to keep themselves occupied. As well as big football clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City, our city also has an Olympic size swimming pool at the Manchester Aquatic Centre, and a velodrome, while Lancashire County Cricket club is close by. If you prefer taking part, there’s the chance to experience just about every activity you can imagine, from rock climbing in the nearby Pennines and Peak District to the UK’s longest – and the world’s widest – real-snow indoor ski slope at the Chill Factore.

Manchester offers the best of both worlds, a vibrant world city, two hours by train from London but with the breath-taking scenery of the Lake District, Peak District, Cheshire and North Wales all easily accessible. The city is well served by transport, with regular train connections across the UK, and Manchester International Airport providing direct flights to all major European cities. It’s easy to get around in the city due to its comprehensive bus, tram and local train network.

As far as setting up home in Greater Manchester goes, there are properties at a wide range of price points to rent or buy. From city to suburban to rural living, there’s something for all tastes: amazing city penthouses, contemporary apartments, Victorian terraces, semi-detached houses and traditional family homes.  Each area of Manchester has its own distinct identity, offering a lifestyle to suit everyone and a host of different shops, restaurants and leisure activities to explore within a compact area.  The relocation of staff from the BBC and other leading media organisations to Media City cements the region’s status as an affordable and attractive proposition for employment and home life alike.

It’s also a great place to learn. With the world-class University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, and the Royal Northern College of Music, the city boasts Europe’s largest urban higher education precinct. Equally, Greater Manchester is home to a variety of great schools and colleges.

Significant public and private sector investment over the last 20 years has transformed the city into one of the UK’s most innovative and modern urban hubs. Despite this, Manchester remains proud of its central role in the industrial revolution and has fiercely protected its heritage and historic architecture.

Document Validation Day - Thursday 30th October, MRI 10.00 - 15.00, Phase 2 Lecture Theatre

Document Validation Day - Thursday 7th November, Wythenshawe Hospital, 10.00 -15.00, ERC Ground Floor, Lecture Theatre 2

Document Validation Day - Wednesday 13th November, NMGH, 10.00 - 15.00, Post graduate Centre, Seminar Room 5

Document Validation Day - Tuesday 26th November, Trafford General Hospital, 10.00 - 14.00, TGH MOC meeting room

Document Validation Day - Thursday 28th November, MRI, 10.00 - 15.00, Undergraduate Lecture Theatre 1

Trust Services Area Manager

• Catherine Madeley 

Trust Services Partner (Ward manager/Matron liaison)

• Danyelle Sim

Trust Recruitment Coordinator (Liaison to join bank)

• Kirsty Sedgwick

 

 

- Wythenshawe, Trafford, Withington & Altrincham

Trust Services Area Manager

• Catherine Madeley 
•  

Trust Recruitment Coordinator (Liaison to join bank)

• Kirsty Sedgwick

 

 

Block 701, North Manchester House, Eyam ROAD, Manchester M8 5EP

Email: NMGH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Telephone: 03330 144 288

Opening hours: Monday – Friday 08:00 – 17:00

Car Parking and ID Office, Baguley House, Floats Road, M23 9LT

(Follow sign for Entrances 17-20) through bricked walk way)

Email: WTWA@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Telephone: 03330 144 288

Opening hours: Monday – Friday 08:00 – 17:00

Room G13, The Old School of Physiotherapy Annex, Nelson Street, Manchester, M13 9WL

Email:

Saint Mary's - SMH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Royal Manchester Children's Hospital - RMCH@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Manchester Royal Infirmary - MRI@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Community - MFTcommunity@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Non-Clinical - MFT.nonclinical@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

Allied Health Professionals & Healthcare Scientists -  AHP&HCS@nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk

 

 

Telephone: 03330 144 288

Opening hours: Monday – Friday 08:00 – 17:00

When selecting a line manager for your application, please choose one of the following options relating to the appropriate staffing group:

 

Non-clinical, HCS, Estates and Facilities applications Manchester University Only Manchester University NHS Foundations Trust

Nursing, Midwifery and AHP Manchester University Only Manchester University NHS Foundations Trust

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