Charge Nurse

Care Concern Group; Milton; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Funded enhanced DBS check

Training and professional development

Career progression opportunities

Long-service awards

Job summary

Care Concern Group is seeking a Charge Nurse (Dayshift) for its Milton Keynes specialist neurological service. The role combines hands-on nursing with clinical leadership to support adults with acquired brain injuries and complex conditions.

You will lead a multidisciplinary team, set standards for safe, compassionate care and ensure clear documentation and handovers. The position offers development opportunities and a structured pathway for progression.

Qualifications

• NMC-registered RGN, RMN or RNLD with post-registration nursing experience.
• Ability to lead and support colleagues across the shift.
• Strong clinical judgement and care planning skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and support colleagues throughout the shift.
• Use clinical judgement to assess needs, recognise changes and coordinate appropriate care.
• Support clear care planning, documentation and handovers.
• Work with nursing and therapy colleagues to support each person’s needs and goals.
• Lead by example and help colleagues develop confidence and practice.

Skills

Clinical leadership

NMC registered

Nursing experience

Job description

Charge Nurse (Dayshift) | Milton Keynes | Specialist Neurological Care

£25.03 per hour

Registered Nurses: RGN, RMN or RNLD

You’ve developed your nursing skills. Now bring your experience to a role where you can lead, keep developing clinically and progress in the future.

We’re looking for a Charge Nurse to join a specialist neurological service in Milton Keynes, supporting adults with acquired brain injuries, progressive neurological conditions and complex care needs.

For an experienced nurse ready to step up, or a Charge Nurse looking for a fresh challenge, this is an opportunity to combine hands‑on nursing with clinical leadership in a setting where your judgement, experience and approach to care matter.

A Role With Clinical Depth

Specialist neurological nursing gives you the opportunity to understand the person behind the diagnosis, build relationships over time and support outcomes that make a meaningful difference to everyday life.

You’ll work alongside a multidisciplinary team that includes physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and clinical neuropsychology professionals. That means opportunities to share expertise, broaden your knowledge and contribute to coordinated care.

Your opportunity to lead As Charge Nurse, you’ll help set the standard for safe, compassionate and person‑centred nursing. Your role will include -

• Providing clinical leadership and supporting colleagues throughout the shift.
• Using your clinical judgement to assess needs, recognise changes and coordinate appropriate care.
• Supporting clear care planning, accurate documentation and effective handovers.
• Working closely with nursing and therapy colleagues to support each person’s needs and goals.
• Leading by example and helping colleagues develop their confidence and practice.

What’s on offer?

• £25.03 per hour.
• Day shifts.
• Funded enhanced DBS check.
• Access to further training and professional development, including university partnerships.
• Career development opportunities with salary progression.
• Long-service awards and recognition.

What You’ll Bring

You’ll be an NMC-registered RGN, RMN or RNLD, with post-registration nursing experience, sound clinical judgement and the confidence to support and guide others.

You’ll take pride in high standards, communicate clearly and bring a thoughtful, compassionate approach to people with complex needs.

Experience in neurological or complex care would be valuable. Equally, if you have relevant nursing experience and want to develop your career in this specialism, we’d welcome a conversation.

Bring your experience. Develop your leadership. Make your next move into specialist nursing.