Jobs at Capita Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

Provide empathetic telephone support to new and existing PIP claimants, handling enquiries, booking appointments, resolving simple and complex issues, accurately entering data, and completing administrative tasks. The role requires teamwork, flexibility, attention to detail, and a professional customer-focused approach while working scheduled contact-centre shifts and attending the Stafford office at least three days weekly.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, telephone, and video appointments. Analyze clinical evidence, evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning, and write objective reports supporting DWP and DfC decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured training, clinical development, and use of IT systems for decision-making and report writing.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, video, or telephone appointments. Evaluate how health conditions and disabilities affect claimants, analyze clinical evidence, and write detailed reports to support objective DWP and DfC benefit decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured training, clinical development, and hybrid home-and-clinic work.

Conduct functional assessments for benefit claimants through face-to-face, video, and telephone consultations. Analyze clinical evidence, evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning and work capability, and prepare detailed reports for government decision-makers. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured targets, IT-based reporting, ongoing training, and hybrid clinic/home working.

Conduct face-to-face, telephone, and video functional assessments for benefit claimants; evaluate how health conditions affect daily activities and work capability. Analyze clinical evidence, write objective reports for government decision-makers, and make evidence-based recommendations. The role requires strong communication, report-writing, IT, and observational skills, along with a registered nursing, paramedic, occupational therapy, or physiotherapy qualification. Work is hybrid with structured weekday hours and no treatment or diagnosis responsibilities.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, video, and telephone appointments. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning and work capability, interpret clinical evidence, and produce detailed reports to support DWP/DfC decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured training, clinical development, and hybrid clinic/home working.

Conduct face-to-face, video, and telephone functional assessments for benefit claimants; analyze clinical evidence and health conditions; and produce objective, evidence-based reports for government decision-making. The role requires registered clinical experience but involves no treatment or diagnosis. Specialists use IT systems, meet reporting targets, complete training, and work primarily at the Cardiff assessment centre during weekday hours.

Conduct face-to-face, video, and telephone functional assessments for benefit claimants; evaluate how health conditions and disabilities affect daily life and work capability. Analyze clinical evidence, use IT systems, and produce objective, evidence-based reports for government decision-making. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes comprehensive training, regular weekday hours, and government security vetting.

Conduct functional assessments for benefit claimants through face-to-face, video, and telephone consultations. Analyze clinical information, evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning and work capability, and write evidence-based reports for government decision-making. The role involves no treatment or diagnosis, requires structured target-focused work, use of IT systems, and ongoing learning about unfamiliar health conditions.

Conduct functional assessments for benefit claimants through face-to-face, video, or telephone appointments. Analyze clinical evidence, evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning and work capability, and write objective reports for DWP and DfC decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured targets, clinical development, remote IT-based reporting, and an eight-week full-time training period.

Conduct functional assessments of benefits claimants by phone, video, and in person. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily activities and work capability, analyze clinical evidence, and produce accurate reports for DWP and DfC decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis, but involves structured targets, clinical research, remote IT systems, and ongoing learning. Work is hybrid, Monday to Friday, with an initial eight-week full-time training period.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, telephone, and video consultations. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning, analyze clinical evidence, and write objective reports supporting DWP and DfC benefit decisions. The role requires registered clinical experience, strong communication and report-writing skills, IT proficiency, and completion of government security vetting. Hybrid working is available with structured weekday hours and an initial eight-week full-time training period.

Conduct functional assessments of benefits claimants by phone, video, or in person. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily activities and work capability, analyze clinical evidence, and produce detailed reports supporting objective DWP and DfC benefit decisions. The role requires registered clinical professionals, strong communication and report-writing skills, IT proficiency, structured target delivery, and completion of government security vetting.

Conduct functional assessments of benefits claimants in person, by video, or telephone; analyze clinical evidence; and write detailed reports supporting objective DWP and DfC benefit decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured targets, clinical learning, IT-based report writing, and hybrid clinic/home working. Candidates must complete initial full-time training and government baseline security vetting.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, video, and telephone appointments. Evaluate how health conditions or disabilities affect daily functioning, analyze clinical evidence, and write objective reports for DWP and DfC decision-making. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured targets, IT-based report writing, ongoing training, and hybrid clinic/home working.

Conduct functional assessments for benefit claimants through face-to-face, video, or telephone appointments. Evaluate how health conditions and disabilities affect claimants, interpret clinical evidence, and produce detailed reports supporting objective DWP and DfC decisions. The role involves no treatment or diagnosis, requires structured target working, and includes an initial eight-week full-time training period.

Conduct functional assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, video, or telephone appointments. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily activities and work capability, analyze clinical evidence, and write detailed reports supporting objective DWP and DfC decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured training, clinical development, IT-based reporting, and hybrid clinic and home working.

Conduct functional health assessments for benefits claimants by video, telephone, or in person. Evaluate how health conditions affect daily functioning, analyze clinical evidence, and write detailed reports supporting objective DWP and DfC benefit decisions. The role requires NMC registration, at least one year of post-registration nursing experience, strong communication and report-writing skills, IT proficiency, and access to transport. No treatment or diagnosis is required.

Conduct functional assessments of benefits claimants by evaluating how health conditions or disabilities affect daily activities and work capability. Analyze clinical evidence, complete face-to-face, video, or telephone assessments, and write detailed reports for DWP or DfC decision-making. The role requires registered clinical professionals, strong communication and reporting skills, IT proficiency, UK work authorization, and completion of government baseline security vetting.

Conduct functional health assessments for benefits claimants through face-to-face, video, or telephone consultations. Analyze clinical evidence, evaluate how conditions affect daily functioning, and write objective, evidence-based reports supporting DWP benefit decisions. The role requires no treatment or diagnosis and includes structured training, clinical development, and hybrid clinic/home working.