Band 5 Staff Nurse inSolihull inSolihull PUBLISHED TUE 14 JAN 2025

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

ALLERGIES CASELOAD HOLISTIC NHS NMC ROLE MODEL
Opportunity to be part of the new Elective Surgical Hub opening in November 2024, contributing to innovative surgical practices.
Engage in an autonomous role that allows you to take ownership of your clinic caseload and make a direct impact on patient care.
Comprehensive in-house training and mentorship support to enhance your nursing skills and career development.
Work within a well-established and progressive team that values excellence in patient care and staff development.
Be a role model and leader for junior team members, promoting high standards of nursing and fostering teamwork.
Ability to conduct thorough assessments that address physical, psychological, and social needs, ensuring holistic patient care.
The University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a dynamic and experienced Band 5 Staff Nurse for the Pre-Operative Assessment Unit at Solihull Hospital, in anticipation of the new Elective Surgical Hub opening in November 2024. Candidates should have 18 months to 2 years of post-registration experience and a commitment to supporting patients along the peri-operative pathway. This role requires taking ownership of a clinical caseload, conducting thorough patient assessments, coordinating pre-operative investigations, and providing essential information about surgery and post-operative care.

The successful applicant will play a key role in delivering high standards of patient-centered care, improving patient pathways, and fostering teamwork within a multi-professional environment. As a nurse-led service, comprehensive training and mentorship will be provided. The post holder will also be responsible for guiding junior team members and embodying the Trust's values of Kindness, Connection, and Boldness. Applicants must have completed all undergraduate training and be in the process of joining the NMC register.

 


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