Band 6: £44,806 to £53,134 a year per annum inc HCAS (pro-rata)
PERMANENT GOOD SALARY
FETAL MONITOR HOLISTIC MATERNITY MENTAL HEALTH MIDWIFERY NHS
Exposure to a diverse and vibrant community, allowing for holistic, woman-centered care tailored to individual needs.
Access to a range of specialized midwifery teams, enhancing personal and professional development in areas of interest.
Opportunities for internal secondments and further training, fostering career growth and skill enhancement.
Experience in a tertiary referral unit, providing insights into complex cases and advanced clinical practices.
A dynamic and supportive environment with a strong emphasis on teamwork and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
Development of skills in fetal monitoring and perinatal care through structured training programs and hands-on experiences.
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in South London is seeking Rotational Midwives to join their dynamic maternity unit, which provides care for over 5,000 women annually. The position offers an opportunity to work in both inpatient and outpatient areas and participate in a holistic, woman-centered care approach, catering to a diverse community. Midwives will have the chance to enhance their skills in various specialties such as antenatal screening, perinatal mental health, and complex care in high dependency units, along with ongoing training and development opportunities.
Successful candidates will benefit from a supportive environment that emphasises collaboration within multidisciplinary teams, focusing on delivering safe and compassionate care. With a commitment to a continuity of care model and a culture that fosters personal growth and advancement, this role offers a platform for midwives to thrive in their careers while making a significant impact in the lives of women during pregnancy and childbirth.
Successful candidates will benefit from a supportive environment that emphasises collaboration within multidisciplinary teams, focusing on delivering safe and compassionate care. With a commitment to a continuity of care model and a culture that fosters personal growth and advancement, this role offers a platform for midwives to thrive in their careers while making a significant impact in the lives of women during pregnancy and childbirth.
- St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in South London, is a teaching hospital and tertiary referral centre with our maternity unit providing care to over 5000 women yearly.
- Our midwifery led Birth Centre - Carmen Birth Centre, named after one of our passionate community midwives - delivers approx. 600 babies a year.
- Our dedicated teams and specialist midwives for AN screening, Infant Feeding, NIPE, Bereavement, Governance, FGM, Maternal Medicine, Diabetes, FMU/DAU, Safeguarding and Perinatal Mental Health have a wealth of experience and are able support you to develop your knowledge in areas you feel passionate about. We offer internal opportunities for secondments in areas to support staff with their development.
- If you thrive in an energetic environment, which is rich in culture and diversity, do consider working at St George's to be the right step forward in your career.
- With us you will gain experience from working in a tertiary referral unit with opportunities for further training and experience.
- We currently have vacancies for midwives to join us as Band 6 Midwives in our Inpatient and Outpatient areas .
- You can let us knowin your application or at interview which area you would prefer to work. We know how passionate you are about midwifery care so if you are ready for a new challenge, we would love to hear from you.
- We take pride in promoting midwifery by delivering holistic woman-centred care to our diverse community.
- The enthusiastic and dynamic midwifery and obstetric teams work closely together with an embedded MDT culture to meet the specific and individual needs of women who come from a wide range of social and cultural backgrounds.
- We strive to give outstanding, safe and compassionate care throughout pregnancy and birth to all women, whether they chose to give birth at home, in our Birth Centre or on our Delivery Suite. We are working towards providing a continuity team model for all women so you will be joining us at an exciting time.
- Our outstanding maternity HDU cares for women who need more complex care and we offer training and support to all midwives interested in developing the skills to work here.
- We are very proud of our well established Fetal Monitoring team that deliver MDT training, twice weekly teaching and clinically support learning on shifts.
- You will gain a deeper understanding of fetal well-being, CTG and STAN monitoring that will expand your knowledge and help support a safe and healthy birth.
- You can develop your skills and practice across the entire maternity service and support women across the entire range of our services.
- All contracts are rotational and you will have the opportunity to gain experience in all areas of midwifery with rotations to inpatient and outpatient areas along with opportunities to join our continuity of care teams.
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