Advanced Nurse Practitioner | Band 5

Mylocum Group; London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in London is seeking an Advanced Nurse Practitioner to join their team. This position offers flexible working hours and excellent pay rates. Candidates should possess NMC registration and relevant healthcare experience. Opportunities include both ad-hoc and long-term assignments with ongoing support.

Benefits

Great pay rates

Flexible working

Assistance with arranging accommodation

Ongoing support with CPD/Re-validation/Mandatory Training

In-house Phlebotomy

Qualifications

• 6 months of Healthcare experience.
• NMC Registration required.
• References covering the last 3 years of clinical employment.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality patient care as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner.
• Manage and support healthcare teams within the facility.
• Conduct assessments and deliver clinical interventions.

Skills

Compassion

Time management

Clinical Skills

Education

NMC Registration

Healthcare experience

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Advanced Nurse Practitioner | Band 5, London

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Posted:

02.06.2025

Expiry Date:

17.07.2025

Job Description:

Job Role: Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Band: 5

QUALIFICATIONS & JOB REQUIREMENTS:

• 6 months of Healthcare experience
• Right to work in the UK
• References covering the last 3 years of clinical employment
• NMC Registration
• Overseas Police Check, if any
• Indemnity Insurance
• Up-to-date CV
• Key skills: Compassion, Time management, Clinical Skills

WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY?

• Great pay rates
• Flexible working
• Nurse jobs available across the UK
• Ad-Hoc and or long-term assignments
• Assistance with arranging accommodation
• Ongoing support with CPD/Re-validation/Mandatory Training
• In-house Phlebotomy
• Fast track registration
• True 24/7 on-call service