Field Clinical Nurse Trainer – EndoSign Implementation

Cyted; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday

Matched pension 7%

Private health insurance

Wellbeing and fitness discounts

Team events

Annual Team Day

Job summary

Cyted is seeking two Clinical Nurse Trainers to lead clinical education and training for EndoSign clinics across the NHS. You will prepare NHS teams for clinic launches, deliver endoscopy-focused training, assess readiness and competency, and support new workflows and Cyted systems on-site during rollout.

Reporting to the Clinical Specialist, you will drive training quality, maintain records, and collaborate with NHS clinical and operational teams to ensure safe, effective adoption of Cyted

Qualifications

• NMC registration as a Registered Nurse with relevant post-registration clinical experience.
• NHS experience, including delivery of clinical education or training.
• Experience assessing clinical competency and providing remediation or follow-up training.

Responsibilities

• Deliver clinical education and training to multidisciplinary NHS teams.
• Assess knowledge and practical competency against Cyted framework; maintain training records.
• Provide on-site support during clinic launches and early adoption; escalate where needed.

Skills

NMC registration

NHS training delivery

Clinical education

Training needs assessment

Endoscopy/gastroenterology knowledge

Competency assessment

Change management

Stakeholder management

Education

RN qualification (NMC)

Teaching/Mentorship qualification

NHS experience in education/training

Tools

Cyted competency framework

Job description

Cyted is seeking two Clinical Nurse Trainers to lead clinical education and training for EndoSign clinics across the NHS. You will prepare NHS teams for clinic launches, deliver endoscopy-focused training, assess readiness and competency, and support new workflows and Cyted systems on-site during rollout.

Reporting to the Clinical Specialist, you will drive training quality, maintain records, and collaborate with NHS clinical and operational teams to ensure safe, effective adoption of Cyted