Location:
Darlington Hours:
Part-time or Full-time, between 30-37.5 hours per week (flexible on days) Pay Rates:
£17-20 per hour Are you a
Practice Nurse
working in
Primary Care , living around
Darlington , looking to specialise in
Diabetes Care ? We are currently recruiting for a Practice Nurse to join this vibrant and forward-thinking practice in Central Darlington on a permanent basis. This single-site practice is accessible via a turn-off from a main a-road with excellent transport links (and on-site parking!), surrounded by local amenities. They are a System1 practice, although happy to offer an induction for those more familiar with EMIS, with a patient list of around 15,000. This surgery has
a great retention rate , and they will welcome you as soon as you walk through the door, offering continued guidance and support to ensure you’re fully settled and comfortable in your new role. You’ll be working within a robust, experienced clinical team, with the added support of a well-structured administration team. You'll be the Lead Diabetic Nurse, responsible for delivering care to diabetes/pre-diabetes patients primarily, with occasional general treatment room duties. As a Practice Nurse, you’ll be qualified to carry out basic treatment room skills
(i.e., vaccinations, immunisations, wound care/dressings, cytology). A qualification in Diabetes (Diploma or equivalent) is
desirable , but the practice will consider those with significant experience. Benefits of this role include: Up to £20 per hour (negotiable, DOE) NHS pension and indemnity included 5 weeks Annual Leave (pro rata) Supportive management team Training opportunities for personal development We receive a high number of applicants, so apply now to make the most of this opportunity! You can find out more information by emailing
josh.pretorius@chase-medical.com
or by calling
Josh
on
0114 275 7421. Chase Medical
is the UK's
leading specialist Primary Care recruitment agency , working to find work opportunities for Primary Care clinicians including Nurse Practitioners, Practice Nurses, and HCAs.
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Darlington Hours:
Part-time or Full-time, between 30-37.5 hours per week (flexible on days) Pay Rates:
£17-20 per hour Are you a
Practice Nurse
working in
Primary Care , living around
Darlington , looking to specialise in
Diabetes Care ? We are currently recruiting for a Practice Nurse to join this vibrant and forward-thinking practice in Central Darlington on a permanent basis. This single-site practice is accessible via a turn-off from a main a-road with excellent transport links (and on-site parking!), surrounded by local amenities. They are a System1 practice, although happy to offer an induction for those more familiar with EMIS, with a patient list of around 15,000. This surgery has
a great retention rate , and they will welcome you as soon as you walk through the door, offering continued guidance and support to ensure you’re fully settled and comfortable in your new role. You’ll be working within a robust, experienced clinical team, with the added support of a well-structured administration team. You'll be the Lead Diabetic Nurse, responsible for delivering care to diabetes/pre-diabetes patients primarily, with occasional general treatment room duties. As a Practice Nurse, you’ll be qualified to carry out basic treatment room skills
(i.e., vaccinations, immunisations, wound care/dressings, cytology). A qualification in Diabetes (Diploma or equivalent) is
desirable , but the practice will consider those with significant experience. Benefits of this role include: Up to £20 per hour (negotiable, DOE) NHS pension and indemnity included 5 weeks Annual Leave (pro rata) Supportive management team Training opportunities for personal development We receive a high number of applicants, so apply now to make the most of this opportunity! You can find out more information by emailing
josh.pretorius@chase-medical.com
or by calling
Josh
on
0114 275 7421. Chase Medical
is the UK's
leading specialist Primary Care recruitment agency , working to find work opportunities for Primary Care clinicians including Nurse Practitioners, Practice Nurses, and HCAs.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
