Peripatetic Nurse (Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist) in Fulham inFulham PUBLISHED THU 5 JUN 2025 Jump to job information section
Band 7: £54,320 to £60,981 a year per annum inc. Inner HCAS (pro rata if P/T)
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The Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust is offering an exciting opportunity for a dedicated and compassionate Peripatetic Nurse (Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist) to make a tangible difference in the local community. Based in Fulham, this vital role focuses on improving health outcomes for those who frequently consume alcohol, where traditional treatments fall short. As a Peripatetic Nurse, you'll lead general health clinics within hostels and extend support through partnerships with general practices. It's a varied position that involves health promotion, health checks, and facilitating access to mainstream services, all within a framework that motivates clients towards healthier lifestyles. Your work will be instrumental in reducing health inequalities and alcohol-related hospital admissions while enhancing service pathways between community and hospital settings.
If you have a passion for tackling health disparities and supporting people facing challenging circumstances, particularly the homeless and hostel dwellers in Milton Keynes, this role is crafted for you. You'll conduct detailed health and wellbeing assessments, ensuring informed consent and involving clients in their care decisions. A large aspect of the role involves engaging directly with vulnerable populations at drop-in centres, day shelters, and churches, promoting health and wellness initiatives. By providing crucial training to hostel staff and facilitating access to organised healthcare, you can help transform lives. For those ready to embark on this rewarding career journey, further details can be accessed at jobsincare.com. To apply, simply click the "Apply Now" button.
If you have a passion for tackling health disparities and supporting people facing challenging circumstances, particularly the homeless and hostel dwellers in Milton Keynes, this role is crafted for you. You'll conduct detailed health and wellbeing assessments, ensuring informed consent and involving clients in their care decisions. A large aspect of the role involves engaging directly with vulnerable populations at drop-in centres, day shelters, and churches, promoting health and wellness initiatives. By providing crucial training to hostel staff and facilitating access to organised healthcare, you can help transform lives. For those ready to embark on this rewarding career journey, further details can be accessed at jobsincare.com. To apply, simply click the "Apply Now" button.
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