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Memory Service NurseinBromleyinBromleyPUBLISHED THU 13 MAR 2025

Band 6: £42,939 to £50,697 a year pa inc pro rata  FIXEDTERM 
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Oxleas NHS Foundation TrustFollow Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of people with dementia and their families through comprehensive support and care.
Involvement in the coordination and development of memory clinics, contributing to the enhancement of community mental health services for older adults.
Collaboration with integrated care teams fosters a multidisciplinary approach, promoting professional growth and teamwork skills.
Commitment to evidence-based practice aligned with NICE guidelines and MSNAP Standards, ensuring high-quality care delivery.
Autonomy in managing a clinical caseload, allowing for personalized interactions and tailored treatment plans for service users.
Engagement with service users and their carers to provide holistic care that addresses diverse needs, enhancing overall well-being.
Recognition of the importance of supporting carers, including conducting Carers Assessments, which helps strengthen family and community structures.
Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of those affected by dementia? Join Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust as a Memory Service Nurse in Bromley, where you’ll play a vital role in supporting patients, their families, and carers. In this rewarding position, you will coordinate memory clinics, initiating assessments and treatment plans that respect the unique needs of every individual. Your compassionate approach will shine as you engage with service users and their loved ones, delivering holistic care that covers physical, emotional, and social wellbeing.

We’re looking for someone who embodies empathy and understands the vital role of carers. You will have the opportunity to provide guidance and support, helping families navigate the challenges of dementia. As part of a dedicated community mental health team, you’ll collaborate with professionals to promote evidence-based practices and enhance the quality of care for every patient. If you're seeking a role that combines your skills in healthcare with your passion for helping others, apply today and be part of a team that truly values compassion and excellence in care.
Opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of people with dementia and their families through comprehensive support and care.
Involvement in the coordination and development of memory clinics, contributing to the enhancement of community mental health services for older adults.
Collaboration with integrated care teams fosters a multidisciplinary approach, promoting professional growth and teamwork skills.
Commitment to evidence-based practice aligned with NICE guidelines and MSNAP Standards, ensuring high-quality care delivery.
Autonomy in managing a clinical caseload, allowing for personalized interactions and tailored treatment plans for service users.
Engagement with service users and their carers to provide holistic care that addresses diverse needs, enhancing overall well-being.
Recognition of the importance of supporting carers, including conducting Carers Assessments, which helps strengthen family and community structures.

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