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A healthcare provider in Scotland is seeking an enthusiastic Staff Nurse for its Emergency Department. This permanent position requires previous acute nursing experience and entails working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Responsibilities include delivering high-quality care and managing diverse patient needs. The role offers rotational shifts and the opportunity to join a supportive team dedicated to excellent patient care.
Staff Nurse
Band 5 - Various hours per week available - Permanent
Emergency Department, ARI
The Emergency Department in the Emergency Care Centre, is seeking to employ an enthusiastic, caring and motivated staff nurse. You should be hardworking and have a genuine interest in emergency care to join our busy fast paced department.
The Emergency Department is the Trauma Centre for the North East of Scotland dealing with major trauma, acute illness and minor injury/illness. There are approximately 67, 700 new patients attending yearly with a further 80,000 returning for follow up care. Approximately 200 new attendances are seen each day and the caseload and dependency can be complex and diverse.
This part time post is day and night rotational and working a 12 hour shift patterns. We are a very friendly team who enjoy delivering a high standard of care on a daily basis.
Do you have good communication and interpersonal skills and are caring, hard working and flexible? Then this exciting opportunity is for you.
Previous acute nursing experience is essential.
Informal queries can be directed to Lisa Craig, Senior Charge Nurse at lisa.craig2@nhs.scot or 01224 551824.
Post may close earlier due to volume of applications.
Please ensure that the address you provide on your application form is your current place of residence for your present workplace, and that your identification confirms this address.
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