How do I write supporting information on NHS job application?

Provide good supporting information

1. your duties and responsibilities;
2. your skills, knowledge and/or experience which is relevant to the post;
3. identify any employment gaps;
4. voluntary work you have accomplished;
5. research, publication and/or presentation experience.

How do you end supporting information on a job application?

How to close your cover letter and land an interview

1. Emphasise your enthusiasm for the job role.
2. Reiterate how your experience and qualifications will benefit the employer.
3. Include a strong call to action.
4. Thank the reader for their time and consideration.
5. Close your cover letter and land an interview.

What should I write in additional information?

1. Important details about your activities that wouldn’t fit in your Activities List.

1. Be brief. You’re on borrowed time in the Additional Info section, so give us the condensed version.
2. Be specific and focus on impact.
3. Put your details in descending order of importance.
4. Avoid special formatting.

How do you submit an application for an NHS job?

Use the drop down box to specify where you first saw the vacancy and click ‘submit’. You are now in the application form. Make sure you enter all the information that’s asked for – and please DO NOT USE BLOCK CAPITALS.

Is there supporting information on the NHS jobs profile?

Supporting Information on the NHS Jobs Profile. In the recent months, a good number of IMGs asked me to look at their NHS-Jobs profile. Some IMGs struggle to write supportive information section on the NHS-Jobs profile which could be a deciding factor for their shortlisting.

What to say in supporting info on NHS application?

I think it’s really important to use the supporting info to show that you have the qualities that are on the person spec and really spell it out, don’t expect them to put things together. So for example you might say, ‘completing this college course whilst working part time has developed my skills of time management and ability to prioritise’.

Do you have to apply early for NHS jobs?

Doing this will give your application the best chance of success. Check the closing date carefully for vacancies and apply early if you can. Some employers will remove vacancies from NHS Jobs as soon as they have received enough appropriate applications. Check your emails and NHS Jobs account regularly to see how your applications are progressing.