Integrated Out of Hours Community Staff Nurse

Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust; Tunstall; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Band 5 Registered Nurse to deliver high‑quality care in patients' homes, residential settings and clinics. You will assess health needs and contribute to individualised care planning to promote independence and better outcomes.

This role requires strong clinical skills, autonomous decision‑making and the ability to travel across a large geographical area. A driving licence and access to a vehicle are essential.

Qualifications

• Registered nurse with current NMC registration.
• Experience in community nursing or home visits preferred.
• Willing to travel across a large geographical area.
• Excellent clinical and communication skills.
• Able to work independently with autonomous decision-making.

Responsibilities

• Prioritise care based on clinical need and health status.
• Undertake holistic assessments and develop care plans.
• Deliver palliative and end-of-life care where needed.
• Manage catheters and related procedures.
• Assess and treat wounds (acute and chronic).
• Support long-term condition management.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and partner agencies.
• Mentor and supervise colleagues, including workload allocation.
• Contribute to service development and improvements.
• Work across a large geographic area with a valid driving licence.

Skills

Clinical skills

Decision-making

Autonomy

Education

NMC registered nurse

Tools

Driving licence

Job description

As a Band 5 Registered Nurse, you will deliver high-quality care within patients' homes, residential settings and, where appropriate, clinics. You will assess health and care needs and contribute to the planning, delivery and evaluation of individualised care that promotes independence and positive outcomes. This varied and rewarding role requires strong clinical skills, effective decision‑making and autonomous working. You will:

• Prioritise care according to clinical need and health status.
• Undertake holistic assessments and develop care plans.
• Deliver palliative and end of life care, including symptom management and family support.
• Undertake catheter management and related procedures.
• Assess and treat acute and chronic wounds.
• Support long‑term condition management.
• Deliver interventions to prevent avoidable hospital admissions.
• Complete Tissue Viability Risk Assessments and preventative measures.
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and partner agencies.
• Support and supervise colleagues, including workload allocation and mentorship.
• Contribute to service improvement and development.
• Travel independently across a large geographical area, involving significant driving.
• Work flexibly across seven days, including evenings, nights, weekends and bank holidays.

You will develop a broad range of community nursing skills, with extensive support, training and development opportunities to help you grow and progress within the service.

Our service operates overnight between 16:00 and 08:15, seven days a week, providing urgent nursing care to patients in their own homes. We cover approximately 1,047 square miles, so successful candidates must be willing and able to travel throughout the locality. A valid driving licence and access to a vehicle are essential. This is a varied and rewarding role, delivering high‑quality, patient‑centred care. With increasingly complex healthcare needs managed in the community, you will use and develop a wide range of clinical skills while making a meaningful difference to patients and their families.

We offer a comprehensive induction, ongoing training and development, extensive clinical support from experienced Lead Practitioners, and opportunities for career progression. Applicants must demonstrate previous community‑based experience in line with the shortlisting criteria. You will be a motivated, compassionate nurse with strong clinical and communication skills. If you are looking for autonomy, professional development and the opportunity to make a real difference within your community, we would love to hear from you.

Come and work with us at our award‑winning NHS Trust, leading the way for trying new and better ways of working to help improve life for our local communities. We have around 9,000 staff who provide physical and mental healthcare, support for people with learning disabilities, and adult social care across Staffordshire, Stoke‑on‑Trent, Shropshire, and Telford & Wrekin. We also run regional and national services, including help for new parents (perinatal care), eating disorders, forensic services, sexual health, and support for people in prison with mental health, drug, or alcohol problems. We offer great career development for both clinical and non‑clinical roles, with ongoing training and support to help you learn and grow.

We are 'United in our Uniqueness' and committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels welcome and can be themselves, no matter their background or identity. We want our staff to feel supported and valued, and we aim to build a team that reflects the communities we serve. Together, we can make sure every voice is heard, and every difference is respected.