Autonomous ENP — Urgent Care & Minor Emergencies

SELDOC Healthcare; Greater London; Presencial; GBP 45.000 - 65.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

SELDOC Healthcare at King’s College Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre seeks experienced Emergency Nurse Practitioners to join the UTC team. You will work autonomously, assessing, diagnosing and managing patients presenting with minor injuries and undifferentiated urgent conditions, including paediatric cases, with discharge or referral within your scope.

This role offers flexible hours – full-time or part-time with on-call shifts – and a supportive multidisciplinary environment with clinical

Formación

• Current NMC registration.
• Minimum 1 year’s ENP/NP experience in urgent care or emergency medicine.
• Experience working autonomously with independent assessment and decision-making.

Responsabilidades

• Autonomously assess and manage your own patient caseload.
• Take comprehensive histories and undertake clinical examinations.
• Assess patients streamed from ED for UTC management.
• Diagnose and manage minor injuries and urgent presentations.
• Request, interpret and act on X-rays.
• Provide wound care and suturing.
• Initiate treatment and discharge or refer patients within your scope.
• Administer medication and prescribe where qualified.
• Recognise deterioration and escalate appropriately with safety-netting.

Conocimientos

Autonomous practice

X-ray interpretation

Wound management

Clinical decision-making

Paediatric care

Educación

NMC registration

Advanced Practice Level 7 (or working towards)

Descripción del empleo

SELDOC Healthcare at King’s College Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre seeks experienced Emergency Nurse Practitioners to join the UTC team. You will work autonomously, assessing, diagnosing and managing patients presenting with minor injuries and undifferentiated urgent conditions, including paediatric cases, with discharge or referral within your scope.

This role offers flexible hours – full-time or part-time with on-call shifts – and a supportive multidisciplinary environment with clinical