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The Fishponds Family Practice in Bristol is seeking an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner who is an independent prescriber. The role combines minor illness and acute assessment with management of long-term conditions, within a friendly multidisciplinary team.
Candidates should be an NMC-registered nurse with an MSc-level advanced clinical practice qualification or equivalent, hold independent prescribing rights, and have recent experience with autonomous prescribing and diabetes care.
Working as an autonomous practitioner within an agreed scope of practice, you will assess and manage patients presenting with minor illness and appropriate undifferentiated symptoms.
You will take histories, undertake clinical examinations, develop differential diagnoses, request and interpret investigations, prescribe independently, agree treatment and follow-up plans, and refer or escal patients where appropriate.
Alongside acute work, the post will include planned long-term-condition care. Depending on your experience and interests, this may include structured reviews, medicines optimisation, risk assessment and support for patients managing conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular or respiratory disease.
The precise balance of acute and planned care will be agreed with the successful candidate, taking account of their experience, competencies and development interests.
The Fishponds Family Practice is looking for an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and independent prescriber to join our friendly and established multidisciplinary team.
This is an opportunity for an ANP who enjoys the breadth of primary care and wants a role combining minor illness and acute assessment with the management of long-term conditions.
Fishponds Family Practice is a long-established teaching practice based on Beechwood Road in Fishponds, Bristol, caring for more than 12,500 patients.
Our multidisciplinary clinical team includes GP partners and salaried GPs, nurses, healthcare assistants and pharmacy colleagues, supported by an experienced Care Coordinator team.
We aim to provide kind, safe and effective care while making good use of the different skills within our team. We value colleagues who are comfortable contributing ideas, improving how we work and helping develop services rather than simply working within established processes.
As a teaching practice, we also value learning, clinical discussion and professional development. The successful candidate will have access to clinical support and supervision and will be encouraged to develop their role in areas that complement both their professional interests and the needs of our patient population.