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A healthcare service provider in Pembroke is hiring experienced Adult Complex Care Nurses to monitor patients with complex conditions during day and night shifts. The ideal candidate will have an NMC registration and experience in community settings. Responsibilities include respiratory monitoring, tracheostomy management, and comprehensive care planning. Attractive benefits include training opportunities and a supportive work environment.
Active Care Group’s Care in the Home division continues to go from strength to strength ensuring we provide a safe, reliable and outcome-based care to all clients by our exceptional support workers, clinicians, and management team.
Please note we are not able to offer sponsorship for this role and therefore will not be able to progress any candidates who require a certificate of sponsorship to work in the UK.
This is an expression of interest advert and any roles will be dependant on business growth.
Due to continued growth plans for the business we are looking to expand our teams and are looking for experienced Adult Complex Care Nurses (RGN) with a positive and proactive attitude to potentially join us in Pembrokeshire.
Our care in the home services support children, young people and adults with a wide range of conditions, including: brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological conditions and neurodegenerative diseases, respiratory conditions and gastro-intestinal conditions, including percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) feeding.
We are looking for registered nurses to provide a package of care during the night (x 1 nurse) and possibly 3 days a week (x 1 nurse)
Duties within the role will include:
Assessment of respiratory function - monitoring oxygen saturations & CO2 levels saturations
Checking pressures tubing & filters
Recognising alarms and troubleshooting basic issues. ensuring backup power and safety equipment. ensuring equipment calibration and accurate record keeping
Observations of hypoventilation and apnoea.- awareness of early signs of cyanosis, morning headaches, using overnight oximeter
NON -invasive ventilation (NIV) & Tracheostomy management - setting up , checking and maintaining BiPAP/CPAP devices
Suctioning techniques (tracheostomy) suctioning competence- infection control and tracheostomy observations, changing of Tracheostomy if required
Humidification systems and airway clearance technique
Emergency airway management - Basic and advanced airway support skills
Use of Ambu bag with oxygen and knowledge of escalation policy
Night -time respiratory monitoring .- overnight oximetry and CO2 trend interpretation
Recognising hypoventilation.- escalation process
Autonomic & Neurological monitoring - Monitoring for temperature dysregulation, heart rate, blood pressure fluctuations. Management of episodes of hypothermia, or sudden bradycardia/tachycardia
Understanding of sleep disorders associated with ROHHAD. e.g. central hypoventilation - recognise abnormal findings & accelerate according to care plans
Enteral feeding support via Gastrostomy