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Service Manager (RGN)
Northampton, Northamptonshire £45K per annum + fantastic benefits
Service Manager (RGN), Northampton £45K per annum Full-time, 37.5 hours per week, day shifts We are looking for an ambitious Service Manager (RGN) living close to the Northampton area of the Northamptonshire. You will be joining this fantastic privately-owned Specialist Care Home providing interim and rehabilitation care to older People with Dementia in a Nursing Home setting. Person centred care is at the heart of everything we do. Are you an inspirational leader who has excellent Dementia knowledge? Hours of work/Pay Rates & Additional Benefits Excellent rate of pay of £45K per annum DOE, plus pension scheme Hours are 37.5 Hours per week, Holidays are 35 Days per year inclusive of Bank Holiday Quarterly Incentive Scheme Excellent Development & promotion opportunities Holiday Discounts, online benefits and cashback rewards. Employee assistance programme. This is an exciting opportunity to join an exceptional provider, who have won several awards for their state-of-the-art services. They have been established for over 30 years with the owner originally forming the organisation to give something back to people, to feel like he could make a difference! They are constantly looking at adding benefits and incentives to make them one of the best Employers to work for. This home has a low staff turnover, because it is a wonderful place to work! As their Service Manager, you will be a qualified nurse (RGN). You will be self-motivated, passionate about Dementia care and be a fantastic role model to the rest of the staff team and someone that can deliver the very best care to our residents. You will play a key role in leading a large staff team to deliver the highest standards of care. As their Service Manager and as a Qualified Nurse, your professional development is very important to this provider, including opportunities to gain qualifications all the way up to a master’s degree. They promise to always keep you motivated and invest in you as this gives you the motivation to deliver fantastic high-quality care, and for them to retain an excellent staff team who believe in the organisation. If you have a proven track record as a Manager, Deputy, Unit Manager or Clinical Lead Nurse looking to progress and you are looking for a long-term career– we’d love to hear from you. This fantastic job opportunity is easily commutable from Northampton, Daventry, Rugby, Royal Leamington Spa and surrounding areas.
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Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)
London, UK £35K - £40K per annum DOE
Paediatric Nurse (Band 5), London £35K - £40K per annum DOE We are looking for positive and experienced Paediatric Nurse in the area of London to work for an exceptional charity who provide children, young people and families with a safe and positive environment in everything they do. This is more than just a job. Our client, a registered charity, specializes in providing high-quality palliative and complex care for children up to 19 years old in a warm loving haven where they can make as many amazing memories whilst having access access to essential medical support. As a Paediatric Nurse you will help to provide creative therapy and music sessions, as well as memorable days out for the children and their families. The role is only a short walk from the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It may also be commutable from the Ilford, Barking, Dagenham, and Stratford areas of London. There are some fantastic benefits too: Full-time hours, shifts including days, nights and weekends; Brilliant training and development opportunities in a supportive environment; Flexible working hours and unsocial hours benefits; Employee Assistance Programme; Free Car Parking on site; Excellent transport links. Your responsibilities as a Paediatric Nurse will include. To be responsible for the assessment, planning and delivery of care to children and young people; To work as a member of the hospice care team providing a holistic package of care; To take responsibility for the care of named children during the working shift; To develop play and recreational activities with the assistance of the Play Specialist and provide appropriate stimulation for the children; To supervise nutritional intake and ensure dietary requirements are met; To work in partnership with families to assess; To take appropriate action in relation to any safeguarding issue. Essential experience Knowledge and experience for caring for children and families with complex health needs; Ability and willingness to work towards care of children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependent children, children on syringe drivers, complex symptom management plans, children with central lines; Ability to communicate sensitively. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)
Ilford, UK £35K - £45K per annum DOE
Paediatric Nurse (Band 5), Ilford £35K - £40K per annum DOE We are looking for positive and experienced Paediatric Nurse in the Ilford area of London to work for an exceptional charity who provide children, young people and families with a safe and positive environment in everything they do. This is more than just a job. Our client, a registered charity, specializes in providing high-quality palliative and complex care for children up to 19 years old in a warm loving haven where they can make as many amazing memories whilst having access access to essential medical support. As a Paediatric Nurse you will help to provide creative therapy and music sessions, as well as memorable days out for the children and their families. The role is only a short walk from the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It may also be commutable from the Ilford, Barking, Dagenham, and Stratford areas of London. There are some fantastic benefits too: Full-time hours, shifts including days, nights and weekends; Brilliant training and development opportunities in a supportive environment; Flexible working hours and unsocial hours benefits; Employee Assistance Programme; Free Car Parking on site; Excellent transport links. Your responsibilities as a Paediatric Nurse will include. To be responsible for the assessment, planning and delivery of care to children and young people; To work as a member of the hospice care team providing a holistic package of care; To take responsibility for the care of named children during the working shift; To develop play and recreational activities with the assistance of the Play Specialist and provide appropriate stimulation for the children; To supervise nutritional intake and ensure dietary requirements are met; To work in partnership with families to assess; To take appropriate action in relation to any safeguarding issue. Essential experience Knowledge and experience for caring for children and families with complex health needs; Ability and willingness to work towards care of children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependent children, children on syringe drivers, complex symptom management plans, children with central lines; Ability to communicate sensitively. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)
Barking, UK £35K - £40K per annum DOE
Paediatric Nurse (Band 5), Barking £35K - £40K per annum DOE We are looking for positive and experienced Paediatric Nurse in the Barking area of London to work for an exceptional charity who provide children, young people and families with a safe and positive environment in everything they do. This is more than just a job. Our client, a registered charity, specializes in providing high-quality palliative and complex care for children up to 19 years old in a warm loving haven where they can make as many amazing memories whilst having access access to essential medical support. As a Paediatric Nurse you will help to provide creative therapy and music sessions, as well as memorable days out for the children and their families. The role is only a short walk from the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It may also be commutable from the Ilford, Barking, Dagenham, and Stratford areas of London. There are some fantastic benefits too: Full-time hours, shifts including days, nights and weekends; Brilliant training and development opportunities in a supportive environment; Flexible working hours and unsocial hours benefits; Employee Assistance Programme; Free Car Parking on site; Excellent transport links. Your responsibilities as a Paediatric Nurse will include. To be responsible for the assessment, planning and delivery of care to children and young people; To work as a member of the hospice care team providing a holistic package of care; To take responsibility for the care of named children during the working shift; To develop play and recreational activities with the assistance of the Play Specialist and provide appropriate stimulation for the children; To supervise nutritional intake and ensure dietary requirements are met; To work in partnership with families to assess; To take appropriate action in relation to any safeguarding issue. Essential experience Knowledge and experience for caring for children and families with complex health needs; Ability and willingness to work towards care of children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependent children, children on syringe drivers, complex symptom management plans, children with central lines; Ability to communicate sensitively. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)
Dagenham, UK £35K - £40K per annum DOE
Paediatric Nurse (Band 5), Dagenham £35K - £40K per annum DOE We are looking for positive and experienced Paediatric Nurse in the Dagenham area of London to work for an exceptional charity who provide children, young people and families with a safe and positive environment in everything they do. This is more than just a job. Our client, a registered charity, specializes in providing high-quality palliative and complex care for children up to 19 years old in a warm loving haven where they can make as many amazing memories whilst having access access to essential medical support. As a Paediatric Nurse you will help to provide creative therapy and music sessions, as well as memorable days out for the children and their families. The role is only a short walk from the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It may also be commutable from the Ilford, Barking, Dagenham and Stratford areas of London. There are some fantastic benefits too: Full-time hours, shifts including days, nights and weekends; Brilliant training and development opportunities in a supportive environment; Flexible working hours and unsocial hours benefits; Employee Assistance Programme; Free Car Parking on site; Excellent transport links. Your responsibilities as a Paediatric Nurse will include. To be responsible for the assessment, planning and delivery of care to children and young people; To work as a member of the hospice care team providing a holistic package of care; To take responsibility for the care of named children during the working shift; To develop play and recreational activities with the assistance of the Play Specialist and provide appropriate stimulation for the children; To supervise nutritional intake and ensure dietary requirements are met; To work in partnership with families to assess; To take appropriate action in relation to any safeguarding issue. Essential experience Knowledge and experience for caring for children and families with complex health needs; Ability and willingness to work towards care of children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependent children, children on syringe drivers, complex symptom management plans, children with central lines; Ability to communicate sensitively. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)
Stratford, London, UK £35K - £40K per annum DOE
Paediatric Nurse (Band 5), Dagenham £35K - £40K per annum DOE We are looking for positive and experienced Paediatric Nurse in the Dagenham area of London to work for an exceptional charity who provide children, young people and families with a safe and positive environment in everything they do. This is more than just a job. Our client, a registered charity, specializes in providing high-quality palliative and complex care for children up to 19 years old in a warm loving haven where they can make as many amazing memories whilst having access access to essential medical support. As a Paediatric Nurse you will help to provide creative therapy and music sessions, as well as memorable days out for the children and their families. The role is only a short walk from the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It may also be commutable from the Ilford, Barking, Dagenham and Stratford areas of London. There are some fantastic benefits too: Full-time hours, shifts including days, nights and weekends; Brilliant training and development opportunities in a supportive environment; Flexible working hours and unsocial hours benefits; Employee Assistance Programme; Free Car Parking on site; Excellent transport links. Your responsibilities as a Paediatric Nurse will include. To be responsible for the assessment, planning and delivery of care to children and young people; To work as a member of the hospice care team providing a holistic package of care; To take responsibility for the care of named children during the working shift; To develop play and recreational activities with the assistance of the Play Specialist and provide appropriate stimulation for the children; To supervise nutritional intake and ensure dietary requirements are met; To work in partnership with families to assess; To take appropriate action in relation to any safeguarding issue. Essential experience Knowledge and experience for caring for children and families with complex health needs; Ability and willingness to work towards care of children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependent children, children on syringe drivers, complex symptom management plans, children with central lines; Ability to communicate sensitively. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Hospital Ward Manager (Mental Health Nurse) Band 7
Cosham, UK £37570
Hospital Ward Manager (Mental Health Nurse) Band 7 We are looking to recruit an experienced Hospital Ward Manager (Band 6/ Band 7) within travelling distance from Eastleigh, Havant, Fareham Area’s of Hampshire. Boasting an overall Good CQC rating our client is seeking an experience Mental Health Nurse Qualified Manager (RMN) who really is passionate about Mental Health recovery. As their Hospital Ward Manager, they would look to you to constantly be looking to improve patient outcomes and be a positive role model to the staff team you manage. The service they provide is very much focused on helping those with a mental health condition fully recover and help them to gain full rehabilitation. As a Ward manager your job will be responsible for the day to day running of the ward, staff supervision, care quality and auditing, interviewing and induction of new staff members, carry out appraisals / supervisions with your staff team, carry out risk assessments / risk management and above all be a leader that inspires their team. You will:- Be Familiar with the regulatory outcomes and delivering quality standards on a daily basis. Familiar with supervising and managing a staff team consisting of Nursing and recovery Support Workers. Have exceptional experience of auditing and up keeping of all care documentation. Passionate about Service user care, outcomes and leading a team to deliver the very best care and support to the people we support. Benefits A competitive salary of £36’750.00 rising to £37’750 following probation 37.5 Hours per week Fantastic Career Progression Ability to buy Additional Holiday Scheme
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Nurse Case Manager, Greater London (Band 7 / Band 8a)
Twickenham, UK £42k - £45k DOE
Nurse Case Manager, Greater London (Band 7 / Band 8a) £42000 - £45000 We are delighted to be recruiting for one of the most outstanding providers of complex nurse led care for Adults & Children within their own homes. They are looking for a Nurse Case Manager to join their team in Greater London. This is a Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm role working in their Adult Care Complex Care Team. This is a community nursing/ field-based role and as an Adult Nurse Case Manager your role would be providing face to face support to their clients and families. Your role will also be to create very person-centred care plans for each individual to maximise the quality of the care you and your teams provide. You would work closely with a core team of carers training and supporting them with clinical skills and activities. As a Case Manager your role is pivotal within the community and you will be working very closely with outside agencies, multi-disciplinary teams, commissioners and CCG’s to ensure bespoke packages of care are delivered to a high standard. Key requirements for the role are: Registered Nurse (RN) Qualified with a minimum of 6 months experience within the UK and an active NMC Pin Number Tracheostomy and Ventilator experience is essential. Excellent written and verbal communications skills as well as attention to detail. An excellent supportive manager with demonstratable experience of supervising a staff team. You will be confident, with a passion for high quality care and a can-do attitude that you cascade to others. As an organisation they can offer you lots of opportunities to progress, experience of working and living in London and maintaining and developing your nursing skills. To find out more please click apply, attach your most up to date CV and one of our team will call you to discuss the vacancy further.
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Paediatrics Nurse Case Manager (Band 7 / Band 8a)
Ilford, London Borough of Redbridge, UK £42K - £45K per annum DOE
Paediatrics Nurse Case Manager (Band 7 / Band 8a), Ilford £42000 - £45000 per annum DOE We are delighted to be recruiting for one of the most outstanding providers of complex nurse led care for Children within their own homes. They are looking for a Paediatric Nurse Case Manager to join their team in Greater London. This is a Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm role working in their Children’s Complex Care Team. This is a community nursing/ field-based role and as a Children’s Nurse Case Manager your role would be providing face to face support to their clients and families. Your role will also be to create very person-centred care plans for each individual to maximise the quality of the care you and your teams provide. You would work closely with a core team of carers training and supporting them with clinical skills and activities. As a Case Manager your role is pivotal within the community and you will be working very closely with outside agencies, multi-disciplinary teams, commissioners and CCG’s to ensure bespoke packages of care are delivered to a high standard. Key requirements for the role are: Registered Children’s Nurse (RCN) Qualified with a minimum of 6 months experience within the UK and an active NMC Pin Number Tracheostomy and Ventilator experience is essential. Excellent written and verbal communications skills as well as attention to detail. An excellent supportive manager with demonstratable experience of supervising a staff team. You will be confident, with a passion for high quality care and a can-do attitude that you cascade to others. As an organisation they can offer you lots of opportunities to progress, experience of working and living in London and maintaining and developing your nursing skills. To find out more please click apply, attach your most up to date CV and one of our team will call you to discuss the vacancy further.
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