Locum Band 5 Nurse – Intermediate & Recovery Care

Sanctuary Personnel; Kirklees; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Locum Job

Competitive Pay

Variety

Flexibility

Professional Development

Job summary

Sanctuary Personnel Limited is seeking a Band 5 Registered General Nurse to join the Intermediate and Recovery Care beds in Mifield, Kirklees. This locum, ongoing role offers flexible full-time or part-time hours to suit your lifestyle and supports community competencies such as insulin administration, wound care and catheter care.

You will provide high-quality nursing care, administer medications, manage wounds and catheters, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and document outcomes to

Qualifications

• Insulin administration competency required.
• Wound care competency required.
• Catheter care competency required.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality nursing care to patients in the Intermediate and Recovery Care bed bases.
• Administer insulin and other medications as needed, ensuring all procedures are followed.
• Perform wound care management with precision and efficiency to promote timely recovery.
• Manage catheter care, ensuring patient comfort and adherence to care protocols.
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care plans.
• Document patient observations, care interventions, and outcomes accurately and promptly.
• Support best practices in healthcare delivery while maintaining the highest standards of patient care.

Skills

Insulin administration

Wound care

Catheter care

Job description

Sanctuary Personnel Limited is seeking a Band 5 Registered General Nurse to join the Intermediate and Recovery Care beds in Mifield, Kirklees. This locum, ongoing role offers flexible full-time or part-time hours to suit your lifestyle and supports community competencies such as insulin administration, wound care and catheter care.

You will provide high-quality nursing care, administer medications, manage wounds and catheters, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and document outcomes to