Breast Surgery CNS - Lead Nurse Clinician (Part-Time)

Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Cambridge; Presencial; GBP 43.000 - 62.000; A tiempo parcial

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

On-site leisure facilities

Shopping concourse and day nurseries

Subsidised bus travel

Park and Ride free

Free route to Cambridge train station

Subsidised on-site parking

Staff break spaces and free tea/coffee

Flexible working arrangements

Descripción de la vacante

The Cambridge Breast Unit at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Band 7 Breast Clinical Nurse Specialist on a part-time basis to complement an established CNS team delivering breast cancer and screening pathways.

You will lead nurse-led clinics, coordinate care for suspected cancer pathways, and contribute to MDT discussions, education, and clinical audits, while maintaining high standards of patient-centred care.

Formación

• Registered nurse with degree-level education and NMC registration.
• Evidence of continuous professional development (CPD).
• Advanced communication skills / counselling qualification or willingness to undertake.
• Research module experience and teaching qualifications.

Responsabilidades

• Run independent nurse-led clinics with expert nursing care.
• Provide specialist advice and liaise with other staff; educate staff and students.
• Implement integrated patient care with new treatments and evidence-based practices.
• Undertake research and lead clinical audits in the breast specialty.
• Coordinate care across suspected cancer pathways and post-screening recalls.

Conocimientos

Breast care expertise

Advanced communication

Leadership

Time management

Educación

Registered Nurse with degree-level education

Descripción del empleo

The Cambridge Breast Unit at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Band 7 Breast Clinical Nurse Specialist on a part-time basis to complement an established CNS team delivering breast cancer and screening pathways.

You will lead nurse-led clinics, coordinate care for suspected cancer pathways, and contribute to MDT discussions, education, and clinical audits, while maintaining high standards of patient-centred care.