I was mostly expecting this to showcase 'fringe' roles - the kinds of roles that you don't hear about or see discussed in NHS careers literature. Instead, it lo

I was mostly expecting this to showcase 'fringe' roles - the kinds of roles that you don't hear about or see discussed in NHS careers literature. Instead, it looks like it lists the same categories and roles as those found on the NHS Careers website. I know for a fact (and was surprised when I found out) that some NHS trusts employ UX designers - not a role mentioned by any NHS careers literature (so far as I've found). That's the kind of fringe role I'd be interested in knowing about - what a UX designer does in the NHS, how it's different to other sectors, who his stakeholders are and how someone might enter such a role. For common roles, I can just look at the NHS Careers website.