Are you a graduate or early-career professional who wants a job that means something? This could be a brilliant place to start. You ll be joining one of the UK s largest charities (and genuinely a great place to work) in a role where you ll help people with musculoskeletal conditions stay in work or get back into employment. Think chronic back pain, joint issues, mobility problems, conditions that don t just affect health, but confidence and income too. You ll be trained to become a Health and Work Coach, including NHS-accredited Health Coach training and learning how to use the Dialog+ approach for assessments. So even if you re early in your career, this is a great place where you will learn some amazing skills and launch a career. About you This role would suit someone with a degree in psychology, healthcare, sports science, or something similar, but more important than your degree is that you ve had some experience (paid or voluntary) supporting vulnerable people (to achieve goals) and you genuinely care about helping others move forward. How you help people You ll work with people who are unemployed, struggling at work, or trying to return after time off due to a health condition. Your job is to provide joined-up health and employment support. It s a government-funded programme, so there s no cost to participants. They receive six months of free physio, six months of free gym access, and ongoing support from you as their dedicated Health and Work Coach, all ..... full job details .....