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Targetted Lung Health Clinical Nurse SpecialistinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED FRI 21 MAR 2025

Opportunity to make a significant impact on lung cancer survival rates through early detection and patient advocacy.
Involvement in a pioneering NHS program, allowing for the implementation of innovative practices in lung health care.
Collaboration with a diverse, multi-professional team that enhances learning and ensures comprehensive patient care.
Access to continuous professional development and opportunities to enhance advanced clinical skills and knowledge in respiratory and cancer care.
The position supports a leadership role within a reputable NHS trust, contributing to shaping the future of lung health services.
Work within an environment that prioritizes patient safety and high standards of care, fostering a strong community impact and trust.
Be part of an organization that values inclusion and diversity, ensuring a supportive workplace where every staff member feels a sense of belonging.
Join Barts Health NHS Trust as a Band 7 Targeted Lung Health Check Specialist Nurse and make a meaningful impact in the fight against lung cancer. This role is not just a job; it’s an opportunity to be at the forefront of a groundbreaking programme designed to improve early detection and patient outcomes. As part of our dynamic Cancer Team within the Northeast London Cancer Alliance, you will play a vital role in supporting patients through their journey, providing expert care and unwavering support for those undergoing lung health checks.

We're seeking a compassionate and driven nurse with a keen interest in lung cancer who is ready to take on a senior position that blends clinical, educational, and managerial skills. Your role will involve being a key advocate for both patients and their families, working collaboratively with a multi-professional team to ensure they receive the highest quality of care and support. At Barts Health, we champion a culture of inclusion and compassion, making us an excellent workplace committed to your growth and professional development. If you’re ready to be part of a team that values innovation and puts patients first, we want to hear from you! For informal inquiries, please contact Lauren Graham Payne at lauren.payne@nhs.net.
Opportunity to make a significant impact on lung cancer survival rates through early detection and patient advocacy.
Involvement in a pioneering NHS program, allowing for the implementation of innovative practices in lung health care.
Collaboration with a diverse, multi-professional team that enhances learning and ensures comprehensive patient care.
Access to continuous professional development and opportunities to enhance advanced clinical skills and knowledge in respiratory and cancer care.
The position supports a leadership role within a reputable NHS trust, contributing to shaping the future of lung health services.
Work within an environment that prioritizes patient safety and high standards of care, fostering a strong community impact and trust.
Be part of an organization that values inclusion and diversity, ensuring a supportive workplace where every staff member feels a sense of belonging.

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