Nurse Practitioner - Acute & Long-Term Care, Team-Driven

Primary Care Careers; North Creake; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Primary Care Careers in Mundesley, Norfolk, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner with current NMC registration and independent prescriber status to join our friendly team on site. You will assess acute presentations, manage long-term conditions and contribute to patient-centred care within a supportive practice.

We value teamwork, collaboration and a commitment to training the next generation of healthcare professionals, including Cambridge medical students and GP Registrars, in a welcoming, rural

Qualifications

• Qualified Nurse Practitioner with current NMC registration.
• Independent prescriber.
• Essential experience: confident assessing and managing acute presentations.
• Experience or interest in long-term condition management.
• Good team player who collaborates well with others.
• Commitment to delivering patient-centred care.

Responsibilities

• Working alongside the Duty Doctor as part of the Duty Clinician team.
• Triaging and assessing acute patient presentations.
• Seeing patients face-to-face or by telephone as appropriate.
• Supporting the wider clinical team with advice and clinical decision-making.
• Managing and reviewing patients with long-term conditions.
• Sharing knowledge, advice and training with colleagues.
• Collaborating with GPs and the wider team to provide safe, effective patient care.

Skills

NMC registered

Independent prescriber

Acute assessment

Long-term condition management

Team player

Patient-centred care

Job description

Primary Care Careers in Mundesley, Norfolk, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner with current NMC registration and independent prescriber status to join our friendly team on site. You will assess acute presentations, manage long-term conditions and contribute to patient-centred care within a supportive practice.

We value teamwork, collaboration and a commitment to training the next generation of healthcare professionals, including Cambridge medical students and GP Registrars, in a welcoming, rural