Staff Nurse - Renal (Kingston Unit) inKingston inKingston PUBLISHED 27 DEC 2023
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Please see the attached supporting document which contains more information about the Haemodialysis Nurse post.
Band 5 - Staff Nurse for Renal (Kingston Unit)
We are looking for a highly motivated Staff Nurse to join our nursing team. You would have experience of, or an interest in renal care as well as being able to demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills.
The South West Thames Renal Unit, Kingston Satellite unit has 16 stations which facilitate dialysis for St Helier and St Georges patients. The unit is open Monday to Saturday from 07.00 to 23.00 hours. The unit is shut on Sunday. This is a great opportunity to develop your dialysis and management skills.
The unit at Kingston Dialysis Unit is a nurse led unit and the team have a wide range of experiences and skills. Many have worked in clinical settings other than renal so have a great wealth of knowledge which we find enriches our practice. We strive to deliver care to our patients while at all times upholding the trusts' key value of respect. We have developed close working relationships with all members of the teams in the Renal unit at St Helier hospital. We have also developed effective cross-unit relationships with our colleagues at St Georges Renal Unit in Tooting. We are a friendly team who prides itself on delivering kind and compassionate evidence based care. We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into the team.
Under the supervision of Sister/Charge Nurse you will be accountable for the total provision, organisation and direction of the nursing care for the patient under your care.You will assess, plan and implement specialised packages of nursing of care to patients as the named nurse.
You will ensure that care is patient-focused and that patient dignity and privacy are maintained at all times.
You will act under direction of the registered nurse in charge of the nursing team in setting standards and expectations in the quality of care. Take an active role in maintaining effective communication with all disciplines, patients and relatives.You will represent patients at multi-disciplinary meetings ensuring that their needs are assertively presented. For example handover, discharge planning, attending case conferences, team referrals such as OT, physio, pain team, tissue viability, renal access and dietician
Please see the attached supporting document which contains more information about the Haemodialysis Nurse post.
Band 5 - Staff Nurse for Renal (Kingston Unit)
We are looking for a highly motivated Staff Nurse to join our nursing team. You would have experience of, or an interest in renal care as well as being able to demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills.
The South West Thames Renal Unit, Kingston Satellite unit has 16 stations which facilitate dialysis for St Helier and St Georges patients. The unit is open Monday to Saturday from 07.00 to 23.00 hours. The unit is shut on Sunday. This is a great opportunity to develop your dialysis and management skills.
The unit at Kingston Dialysis Unit is a nurse led unit and the team have a wide range of experiences and skills. Many have worked in clinical settings other than renal so have a great wealth of knowledge which we find enriches our practice. We strive to deliver care to our patients while at all times upholding the trusts' key value of respect. We have developed close working relationships with all members of the teams in the Renal unit at St Helier hospital. We have also developed effective cross-unit relationships with our colleagues at St Georges Renal Unit in Tooting. We are a friendly team who prides itself on delivering kind and compassionate evidence based care. We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into the team.
Under the supervision of Sister/Charge Nurse you will be accountable for the total provision, organisation and direction of the nursing care for the patient under your care.You will assess, plan and implement specialised packages of nursing of care to patients as the named nurse.
You will ensure that care is patient-focused and that patient dignity and privacy are maintained at all times.
You will act under direction of the registered nurse in charge of the nursing team in setting standards and expectations in the quality of care. Take an active role in maintaining effective communication with all disciplines, patients and relatives.You will represent patients at multi-disciplinary meetings ensuring that their needs are assertively presented. For example handover, discharge planning, attending case conferences, team referrals such as OT, physio, pain team, tissue viability, renal access and dietician
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