Bank Nurse

Gold Care Homes; Oxford; Remote; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee of the Month

Long term service awards

Blue Light Card

Professional Development

Refer a Friend

Job summary

Triangle Care Home in Wheatley near Oxford is recruiting Registered Nurses with a valid NMC pin to join our caring team. You will lead care delivery, ensure accurate reporting, administer medicines, and support residents with dignity and respect.

We offer a competitive hourly rate of £25.50, opportunities for professional development, staff awards, a Blue Light Card, and refer-a-friend bonuses.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid NMC pin and be a registered nurse.
• Experience in elder care or residential/nursing settings is preferred.
• Ability to lead a care team and communicate clearly with residents and staff.

Responsibilities

• Achieve a high standard of care.
• Lead the care team to deliver outcomes for residents.
• Administer and record medicines according to policy and statutory requirements.
• Provide personal care to residents and support their wellbeing.
• Carry out staff supervision and contribute to appraisals.

Skills

Registered Nurse

NMC Pin

Wound management

Team leadership

Communication

Education

Nursing qualification

Job description

About Our Home:

Our home is excellently situated in the village of Wheatley, close to local shops, parks and public transport links. The centre of the City of Oxford is just 5 miles, and a short car ride away making our home easily accessible to those seeking care in and around the Oxford area.

The Triangle Care Home provides support for people living with a range of differing health needs, offering residential, nursing and dementia care on a long-term or short-term and respite basis.

We are looking for Registered Nurses with a valid NMC pin number to share our mission:

The home's mission is "enhance the lives of residents in their care by bringing them joy, happiness and fulfilment, by providing the highest quality of care and services, whilst always striving for excellence."

What does the role involve?

• Achieve a high standard of care.
• Leading the care team to deliver outcomes for the people that we support
• Maintain effective communications, both verbal and written, making accurate reports on residents and inform other members of the senior care team of day to day changes.
• Wound management
• Ensure that care procedures are carried out according to policy.
• Be responsible for the ordering, administration and recording of medicines according to policy and statutory requirements.
• Provide appropriate personal care for residents e.g., washing and dressing and toileting.
• Provide physical, emotional and spiritual comfort.
• Carry out Staff Supervision and Appraisals with Team/Unit allocated.
• Implement changes in routine and/or procedures as agreed with the Manager.
• Assessment of perspective clients/residents.
• Completion of the duty rota as necessary.
• Carry out Internal Quality Audits as agreed with the Manager.
• Participate fully in the training and development of all grades of staff.
• Assist Manager to work within agreed budgets – Mainly Deputy Manager responsibilities

What we can offer you:

• £25.50 Per Hour
• Employee of the Month
• Long term service awards
• Blue Light Card
• Professional Development
• Refer a Friend