Community Health Nursery Nurse: Impactful Family Support

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board; Tywyn; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board invites applications for a Community Nursery Nurse to join the Generic Health Visiting Service in Tywyn, North Wales. The role focuses on health promotion, parent support and community programmes, delivering care in home, clinic, and community settings.

The post supports Health Visitors, contributes to core programme delivery, and works with families to improve health needs under supervision. Welsh language ability is desirable though not essential.

Qualifications

• Evidence of maths and English education.
• NNEB or equivalent qualification.
• Child protection training completed.
• Additional training in child development.

Responsibilities

• Assist the caseload holder in managing and delivering care to clients autonomously.
• Deliver packages of planned care following initial assessment and directed by the Health Visitor.
• Refer to appropriate agencies in collaboration with the Health Visitor.
• Safeguard and report any health, safety or risk issues.
• Maintain timely, accurate records in line with GDPR and local policies.
• Hold own caseload with support from SCPHN for planned packages of care.
• Support other staff within locality and service as a special interest role.
• Promote equality, diversity and patients' rights.
• Travel between sites to provide care as required.

Skills

Communication skills

Safeguarding knowledge

Public health awareness

Multicultural sensitivity

Education

Maths and English

NNEB or equivalent

Child protection training

Additional training in child development

Tools

Word

Excel

Outlook

Job description

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board invites applications for a Community Nursery Nurse to join the Generic Health Visiting Service in Tywyn, North Wales. The role focuses on health promotion, parent support and community programmes, delivering care in home, clinic, and community settings.

The post supports Health Visitors, contributes to core programme delivery, and works with families to improve health needs under supervision. Welsh language ability is desirable though not essential.