Diabetes Specialist Practice Nurse | Insulin & Education

The Methodist Church in Britain; England; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The Medici Medical Practice in the United Kingdom is seeking a Specialist Diabetes Nurse to lead clinics, start and adjust diabetes treatments (including insulin), and support patients through structured reviews and education.

You will also contribute to general practice nursing, immunisations, and chronic disease management while collaborating with GPs, nurses, and the wider team to optimise patient care.

Qualifications

• Diabetes qualification at diploma level or equivalent specialist diabetes training and experience.
• Evidence of continuing professional development relevant to diabetes care.
• Current NMC registration as a Registered Nurse.

Responsibilities

• Deliver specialist diabetes clinics
• Assess patients and start and adjust diabetes treatment, including insulin
• Monitor patients through structured diabetes reviews and annual assessments
• Provide patient education and support self-management to reduce complications
• Take part in QOF-related work, including diabetes reviews and recall systems
• Contribute to developing diabetes services within the practice
• Undertake general practice nursing duties, including chronic disease management and long-term condition reviews
• Deliver immunisations
• Carry out treatment room work
• Work with GPs, nurses, healthcare assistants and the wider team to coordinate patient care

Skills

Diabetes management

Insulin therapy initiation

Clinical assessment

Electronic health records

Team communication

Education

Diploma-level diabetes qualification

CPD in diabetes care

Job description

The Medici Medical Practice in the United Kingdom is seeking a Specialist Diabetes Nurse to lead clinics, start and adjust diabetes treatments (including insulin), and support patients through structured reviews and education.

You will also contribute to general practice nursing, immunisations, and chronic disease management while collaborating with GPs, nurses, and the wider team to optimise patient care.