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Firstpoint Healthcare is currently recruiting experienced Paediatric Nurses for flexible and long-term opportunities across Central London NHS hospitals. You’ll deliver safe, compassionate care to children and families and work with doctors, consultants, and GPs.
We offer excellent hourly pay rates (£20–£36 per hour), holiday pay, weekly pay, free annual mandatory training, flexible working options (days or nights), a dedicated consultant, and quick registration.
Firstpoint Healthcare is currently recruiting experienced Paediatric Nurses for flexible and long-term opportunities across Central London NHS hospitals.
We are one of England’s largest and most trusted healthcare staffing agencies, holding preferred supplier status with multiple NHS Trusts. This means you get first access to the best shifts before other agencies.
Whether you’re looking for extra shifts, long-term stability, or a better work-life balance, we have options that fit your lifestyle.
As a Paediatric Nurse, you will:
Deliver safe, compassionate, person-centred care to children and families
Support and implement individualised care plans
Lead and delegate medical tasks, including assessments, observations, and record keeping
Liaise effectively with doctors, consultants, and GPs
Administer, store, and dispose of medications in line with NMC and NHS guidelines
No driving required – shifts are matched to your location, availability, and preferences.
Excellent hourly pay rates(£20–£36 per hour)
Holiday payfor PAYE staff
Weekly pay – every Friday!
Free annual mandatory trainingandrevalidation support
Flexible working options– full-time, part-time, days, or nights
Dedicated consultantand24/7 support
Quick and easy registration process
Referral bonus:
£250 for every Registered Nurse you refer
£150 for every HCA you refer
Plus, your friend gets £75 after completing 80 hours!
(T&Cs apply)
ValidNMC registration(no restrictions on practice)
At least6 months of recent NHS experiencein a paediatric setting