Senior Scrub Theatre Nurses and ODP- Cepod/ Vascular theatres inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED FRI 25 OCT 2024

Band 6: £44,806 to £53,134 a year per annum inc HCAS (pro-rata)  PERMANENT 
MAXILLOFACIAL NHS PENSION WEEKEND
Opportunity for Leadership, The role allows for significant leadership responsibilities, supporting and deputising for the Theatre Sister or Charge Nurse/ODP, which enhances management skills.
Professional Development, There are ample education and training opportunities for staff, including the chance to mentor pre and post registration students, fostering a culture of learning.
Diverse Surgical Experience, The position involves scrubbing for a variety of complex cases, including general, vascular, ENT, maxillofacial, and plastic surgeries, broadening clinical expertise.
Team Environment, Working in a small, dedicated team fosters strong professional relationships and a collaborative atmosphere, vital for effective patient care.
Impactful Role, Being a visible and assertive figure helps to ensure high-quality patient care and safety, allowing for personal fulfillment and professional pride.
Job Security, As part of the NHS, this role offers stability and benefits associated with public sector employment, including comprehensive health insurance and pension plans.
Work Schedule Flexibility, The role provides a rotation system including weekends, bank holidays, and night duty, which can be appealing for those seeking varied work hours.
The role of "Senior Scrub Theatre Nurses and ODP - Cepod/Vascular theatres" at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in London involves supporting the Theatre Sister or Charge Nurse/ODP to provide high-quality nursing care and manage theatre resources effectively. The position requires the candidate to oversee day-to-day operations, take charge of the unit, and manage a team with minimal supervision. Candidates should be Registered Nurses or Registered ODPs with at least 2 years of scrub experience, including 1 year in emergency or vascular theatres, and familiarity with scrubbing for complex procedures in various specialities.

The successful applicants will possess strong communication skills and enjoy working within a small, dedicated team. They will also be involved in staff training, leadership, and management, supporting the Band 7 Team Leader while prioritizing theatre operations. The role requires flexibility to work weekends, bank holidays, and night shifts. A positive, motivating approach and a commitment to delivering safe, high-quality patient care are essential.

Overall, candidates should be confident in their clinical knowledge and leadership abilities to ensure effective teamwork and uphold best practices in patient care.

 


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