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Fairlie Healthcare Group is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to join Highfield House, Purley as Clinical Nurse Trainer. You will lead education for nurses and care staff, focusing on complex neurological care and high standards of patient safety.
You will deliver classroom, simulation and bedside teaching, assess competencies, and support staff development from Care Assistants to Registered Nurses. A proactive, coaching style and strong communication are essential.
Clinical Nurse Trainer (RGN)
Inspire. Develop. Lead. Make a Difference Every Day.
Highfield House - Purley | Full-Time | Permanent
Competitive Salary + Excellent Benefits
At Fairlie Healthcare Group, education isn't simply about delivering mandatory training.
It's about developing confident, highly skilled clinicians who provide exceptional care to people living with complex neurological conditions.
We're looking for an experienced Registered Nurse, with ITU or HDU experience to the level where you can competently teach complex procedures, who is passionate about clinical excellence and enjoys coaching others, but who is equally confident holding high standards, assessing competence and improving practice where it matters most.
If you're looking for a role where you can genuinely influence patient outcomes and develop future clinical leaders, we'd love to hear from you.
About Fairlie Healthcare Group
Fairlie Healthcare Group is one of London's leading providers of specialist neurological rehabilitation and complex care.
Our patients require highly skilled nursing care, including:
To provide exceptional care, we invest heavily in developing our workforce and our Nurse Trainers are central to that mission.
You'll work alongside our Learning & Development and Clinical Leadership teams to develop Nurses, Senior Healthcare Assistants and Care Assistants across our services.
This role combines education, clinical leadership, mentorship and governance.
You'll spend time building and delivering engaging teaching sessions, supporting staff in practice, assessing competencies, identifying learning needs and helping managers raise clinical standards across the centre.
This is a highly visible role where you'll build trusted relationships while maintaining high expectations for safe, evidence-based practice.
Deliver high-quality clinical education using classroom, simulation and bedside learning
We're looking for someone who is clinically credible, approachable and passionate about developing others.
Experience within neurological rehabilitation, spinal injury, respiratory or complex care services
At Fairlie, learning and development is a strategic priority, not an afterthought.
You’ll join an ambitious Learning & Development team that's transforming clinical education through structured career pathways, competency-based development, simulation training and leadership programmes.
Your work will directly influence patient safety, staff confidence and the quality of care delivered every day.
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer sponsorship for this role. Applicants must already have full right to work in the UK.
If you're an experienced clinician who believes great education creates great care and you're excited to help shape the future of specialist neurological nursing, we'd love to hear from you.