iGo Recruitment • Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP19 8EZ

PIP Disability Assessor - Paramedic - Aylesbury

About this role

PIP Disability Assessor – Paramedic

Location

Aylesbury (Hybrid Working)

Starting Salary

£39,500 per annum

Assessment Centre

Sunley House, Oxford Road, Aylesbury, HP19 8EZ

Job Summary

Are you a registered Paramedic looking to step away from shift work while continuing to use your clinical expertise?

This is an excellent opportunity to join the PIP assessment service as a Disability Assessor, offering a £39,500 starting salary, structured training, hybrid working, and long‑term career stability.

This role is ideal for Paramedics seeking predictable hours, professional development, and a sustainable career using clinical reasoning rather than frontline emergency work.

Role Overview

As a PIP Disability Assessor, you will complete functional assessments for individuals claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP). Assessments are carried out using a biopsychosocial approach, either face‑to‑face at the Aylesbury assessment centre or remotely via telephone/video, depending on service need.

You will review medical evidence, conduct structured consultations, and produce clear, defensible reports that support fair and accurate benefit decisions.

This is a hybrid role, linked to Sunley House, Aylesbury, with home working available following successful completion of training.

What you’ll do

Conduct functional assessments for PIP claimants

Review medical records and supporting clinical evidence

Complete detailed, evidence‑based assessment reports

Apply strong clinical reasoning across a wide range of conditions

Manage your own caseload within agreed timescales

Work autonomously with ongoing clinical support and audit feedback

What you’ll need

HCPC registration as a Paramedic (essential)

Minimum 12 months post‑registration clinical experience

Strong communication and report‑writing skills

Confidence using IT systems

Right to work in the UK (no sponsorship available)

Previous assessor experience is not required – full training is provided.

Training & Support

Full‑time, fully paid training (minimum 9 weeks, may extend if required)

Structured induction covering legislation, assessment framework and report writing

Ongoing audit, mentoring and clinical coaching

Protected CPD time to support HCPC re‑registration

Paramedics from emergency, ambulance and community backgrounds consistently succeed in this role following training.

Pay & Benefits

£39,500 starting salary (Aylesbury site)

Annual salary review and progression structure

Hybrid working model

Monday to Friday working pattern – no nights, weekends or bank holidays

25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

Pension scheme and wellbeing support

Funded CPD and long‑term career pathways (audit, coaching, leadership roles)

Why Paramedics choose this role

Improved work–life balance

No shift work or emergency call‑outs

Continued use of clinical judgement and patient interaction

Stable, long‑term career outside frontline pressures

Get ahead with your application

Your CV should clearly demonstrate

HCPC registration

Post‑registration clinical experience

Autonomous decision‑making

Clear written and verbal communication skills

Apply today

Apply today – submit your CV via iGo Recruitment or call 01908 041443 to speak with our healthcare recruitment team. We’ll guide you through every step of the process.

Job Keywords

Paramedic, PIP Assessor, Disability Assessor, Functional Assessor, HCPC, Aylesbury, Hybrid, Clinical Assessor, Healthcare Jobs UK

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