Outpatient Nurse: Flexible Hours, Training & NHS Benefits

Gloucestershire Health and Care; Lightpill; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free car parking

27 days leave + bank holidays (incr. 6

Training and development opportunities

Flexible, family-friendly and agile工作

Job summary

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust in Stroud is seeking a Band 5 Registered Nurse to support the Outpatients Department on a part-time basis (27 hours per week). The role involves delivering safe, patient-centred care, supporting clinics, and coordinating staffing in the absence of a senior nurse.

You will work with visiting specialists and allied professionals, contribute to audits and continuous improvement, and benefit from NHS preceptorship and development programmes.

Qualifications

• Qualified Band 5 nurse with NMC pin and current registration.
• Experience in hospital settings, preferably outpatient.
• Knowledge of IT systems used in Outpatients and NHS records.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, patient-centred care to service users and families.
• Lead the Outpatients team in the absence of a Senior Nurse and manage staffing.
• Participate in clinics and act as chaperone when required.
• Administer medications as prescribed and maintain accurate records.
• Undertake clinical observations and venepuncture as competence allows.
• Signpost patients to services which may benefit their wellbeing.

Skills

NMC registration

Hospital experience

Team player

IT literacy - OPD systems

Education

NMC pin number

Tools

OPD IT systems

Job description

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust in Stroud is seeking a Band 5 Registered Nurse to support the Outpatients Department on a part-time basis (27 hours per week). The role involves delivering safe, patient-centred care, supporting clinics, and coordinating staffing in the absence of a senior nurse.

You will work with visiting specialists and allied professionals, contribute to audits and continuous improvement, and benefit from NHS preceptorship and development programmes.