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Functional Assessor

Reactive Recruitment

Newry, Newry & MourneView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)

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In plain English

What this job actually involves

A Functional Assessor checks how well people can do daily tasks after injury or illness. You will plan and carry out assessments, write reports and give advice. The role suits someone who is caring, organised and good at talking with patients. It is based in Newry.

What you'll need

  • Good communication skills with patients and staff
  • Experience in health or social care settings
  • Ability to write clear, concise reports
  • Relevant health or nursing qualification or equivalent experience
  • Basic computer skills for recording assessments
  • Full UK driving licence may be useful

How to boost your chances

  • Refresh knowledge of common assessment tools before applying
  • Prepare examples of helping people regain independence
  • Highlight any caring or nursing experience on your CV
  • Check you have the right to work in the UK
  • Practice answering competency‑based interview questions
  • Apply promptly and follow the application instructions carefully

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Provenance

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Adzuna

First seen

11 September 2026

Last checked

27 September 2026

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Reactive Recruitment

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