Occupational Health Services for Healthcare Students

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Value

£570,000

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Classifications

  • Health and social work services
  • Health services
  • Advisory services provided by nurses
  • Miscellaneous health services
  • Services provided by nurses
  • Medical practice and related services
  • Medical specialist services
  • Company health services
  • Medical practice services
  • Services provided by medical personnel

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  • contract

Published

6 months ago

Description

AWARDED The University of Sunderland and its subsidiaries are looking to procure Occupational Health Services for Healthcare Students, commencing July 2024 to June 2026 (with an optional 1-year extension taking it to a possible June 2027 contract). The provider will conduct timely initial evaluations on new students to the programme and provide a full suite of health assessments, immunisation packages, fit certificates, physiotherapy, mental health assessments, suggested reasonable adjustments, and advice on Fitness to Practise within agreed timescales to new and current healthcare students.  We estimate around £570k excluding VAT over 3 years, however, there are no guarantees on spend levels.By expressing your interest in the tender through InTend you will be given access to all the tender documents which outline the requirements and relevant dates, essential information, and what is required.The closing date for submission of tenders responses is  - noon Thursday 18th April 20

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