Registered Nursing Associate (TCU - Neonatal Service) - 34.5 hpw

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Bradford; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent healthcare provider in Bradford is seeking a dedicated team member for their Neonatal Service. The successful candidate will support Registered Nurses with managing workloads and ensuring quality care for patients and families. Excellent time management, clinical, and communication skills are essential. The role offers an opportunity for professional development within a dynamic and supportive team environment.

Benefits

Support for professional development

Dynamic team environment

Qualifications

• Motivated team player who is approachable to colleagues and families.
• Aspires to continually develop within the healthcare field.

Responsibilities

• Support Registered Nurses in managing their workload.
• Ensure a safe and equitable service for all patients and families.
• Take an appropriate workload as defined by the nurse in charge.

Skills

Excellent time management

Clinical skills

Communication skills

Team player

Approachable

Job description

Overview

We have had a number of recent successes in developing a large education team, perinatal palliative care support and specialist infant feeding nurses so now is a really exciting time to be part of team Bradford. There are other specialist roles also in the pipeline that will significantly boost quality and help any successful candidate to provide the level of care that all professionals in the field aspire to achieve.

Role Responsibilities

The jobholder will work within the Neonatal Service as part of a multidisciplinary team. The role will be concerned with supporting the Registered Nurses to manage their workload and ensure a safe and equitable service is provided to all patients and families. As a registrant you will be responsible for taking an appropriate workload as defined by the nurse in charge.

Qualifications and Skills

To come and join our team you will need to have excellent time management, clinical and communication skills. You will be a motivated team player and someone who is approachable to colleagues and families on the unit. The successful candidate will also aspire to continually develop.

Our Commitment

Our promise to any successful candidate is that we will support your development and ensure that you are equipped with the right skills to be successful.