Registered Mental health Nurse/ Registered Learning Disability Nurse (Community)

We are seeking compassionate and dedicated Registered Nurses of all kinds to join our Community teams. As a Registered Nurse, you will play a vital role in providing high-quality patient care and ensuring the well-being of our patients. Your expertise in medication administration, and patient care will be essential in delivering exceptional healthcare services to those in need, and will be compensated with high pay rates.

Please attach a CV with your application!

Key requirements:

• Right to work in the UK (Sponsorship not provided)
• DBS Check on the Update Service (one can be applied for upon application if you do not have one)
• Proof of Mandatory Training (If none, free training will be provided as part of the compliance process)
• 2 x References
• A minimum of 6 months' experience of being a Registered Nurse in Homecare or Community settings

Benefits:

• Dedicated Bookings and Quality teams
• Regular supervisions both virtual and in person
• Personal development into more clinical packages of care that may include- Tracheostomy, PEG, Airway Management, Diabetes management, Epilepsy etc.
• Weekly payroll
• Free trainingFast recruitment process
• Refer-a-friend £200 cash bonus after a 6-month probationary period
• Long term and short-term packages of care

Experience in any of the following is desired but not essential:

• Acquired Brain Injuries experience
• Oral suctioning
• Autism
• Medication

Driving Licence/Ability to Travel:

• A full driving license and insurance on your vehicle for business use (taking clients out in your car). If you have no driving license, then you must be able to easily travel to the location of the client in a timely manner (within a reasonable distance)

Main responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Providing emotional support to individuals and their families.
• Providing enthusiastic and compassionate care, to contribute to an individual's physical and emotional wellbeing.
• Being motivated and recognizing the importance of your role in supporting a client with complex care needs.
• Being willing and eager to complete addition training, upskill, coach and mentor yourself.
• Comfortably assisting clients with limited mobility.
• Providing practical support for individuals, such as helping with household tasks, personal care, taking to appointments.
• Supporting and monitoring their healthcare needs, including administering medication.
• Maintaining a safe and clean environment for the individual.
• Safeguarding individuals and reporting any concerns.
• Accurate and timely record keeping and incident/accident reports.
• Able to work on a rolling rota basis and being part of a team of core carers/support workers around the individual, working collaboratively with the management team.

If you are a committed individual who wants to make a difference in someone’s quality of life, apply now and we will reach out as soon as we can!