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Community Nursing AssistantinManchesterinManchesterPUBLISHED MON 17 MAR 2025

Integral Role in Multidisciplinary Team, As a Community Nursing Assistant, you play a vital role in a team that collaborates to deliver comprehensive patient care in both home and clinic settings.
Opportunity for Career Development, With a focus on providing equal opportunities for career growth, you can pursue your ambitions and enhance your professional skills.
Independent Work, You have the autonomy to plan and undertake tasks independently, promoting personal responsibility and self-directed development.
Supportive Environment, Act as a role model and mentor for trainee and Band 2 Nursing Assistants, allowing you to foster teamwork and support among colleagues.
Contribution to Patient Care, Working closely with registered nurses, you help ensure timely and safe care delivery, making a meaningful impact on patients' lives.
Emphasis on Quality and Innovation, Being part of a digitally-enabled organization that champions cutting-edge practices and research opportunities enhances your work experience.
Culture of Inclusion, MFT promotes a culture of belonging and diversity, supporting your health and well-being while shaping the future of community healthcare.
Join our compassionate team at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust as a Community Nursing Assistant, where you can make a real difference in the lives of patients in your community. As a vital member of our Multidisciplinary team, you'll provide exceptional care with both direct and indirect supervision from a registered nurse, assisting patients in the comfort of their own homes during evenings and nights. This role is perfect for those who are passionate about nurturing and supporting others while developing their own skills.

Not only will you be delivering crucial care, but you will also play a pivotal role in guiding and supporting fellow nursing assistants. You’ll independently manage your workload in both clinical settings and at patients' homes, ensuring adherence to our established procedures. With a focus on personal growth and continuous development, you'll be empowered to recognise your abilities and limitations while ensuring patient safety remains a top priority. Join us in our mission to provide outstanding health services to one million patients each year, and enjoy the unmatched opportunities for career progression and innovation within one of England's largest NHS Trusts.

For more information and to arrange an informal visit, reach out to Celestine Tchoua, Team Leader, at celestine.tchoua2@mft.nhs.uk or call 07890533440. Together, let’s create a supportive and inclusive future in healthcare!
Integral Role in Multidisciplinary Team, As a Community Nursing Assistant, you play a vital role in a team that collaborates to deliver comprehensive patient care in both home and clinic settings.
Opportunity for Career Development, With a focus on providing equal opportunities for career growth, you can pursue your ambitions and enhance your professional skills.
Independent Work, You have the autonomy to plan and undertake tasks independently, promoting personal responsibility and self-directed development.
Supportive Environment, Act as a role model and mentor for trainee and Band 2 Nursing Assistants, allowing you to foster teamwork and support among colleagues.
Contribution to Patient Care, Working closely with registered nurses, you help ensure timely and safe care delivery, making a meaningful impact on patients' lives.
Emphasis on Quality and Innovation, Being part of a digitally-enabled organization that champions cutting-edge practices and research opportunities enhances your work experience.
Culture of Inclusion, MFT promotes a culture of belonging and diversity, supporting your health and well-being while shaping the future of community healthcare.

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