Oncology & Haematology Ward Lead Nurse

Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust; Bath; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff wellbeing pool

Job summary

Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust in Bath is seeking a Sister/Charge Nurse for the Oncology/Haematology ward (William Budd). The role focuses on leading a 22-bed ward delivering systemic anti-cancer therapy, radiotherapy support, stem cell transplant care, symptom management and end-of-life care.

You will develop leadership and management skills, drive patient safety and experience, and contribute to ward success. Informal visits are welcome; contact Holly Woodford for enquiries.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse with NMC registration. Part 1,2,12.
• Evidence of ongoing experience in oncology/haematology.
• Up to date knowledge of nursing theory and best practice in Oncology/Haematology.
• Experience taking charge of a ward / delegating responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Assess care and health education needs for patients.
• Develop, implement and evaluate care programmes including discharge planning for each patient.
• Manage the ward/department or act as deputy to the person with continuing responsibility.
• Develop leadership skills and experience in ward/department management.
• Promote and participate in RUH Nursing strategy: audit, quality and risk initiatives.
• Participate in clinical supervision and act as mentor/preceptor to nursing or non-nursing staff.
• Promote and maintain effective communication.

Skills

NMC registration

Oncology/Haematology

Leadership

Staff supervision

Job description

Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust in Bath is seeking a Sister/Charge Nurse for the Oncology/Haematology ward (William Budd). The role focuses on leading a 22-bed ward delivering systemic anti-cancer therapy, radiotherapy support, stem cell transplant care, symptom management and end-of-life care.

You will develop leadership and management skills, drive patient safety and experience, and contribute to ward success. Informal visits are welcome; contact Holly Woodford for enquiries.