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Purosearch Ltd. is supporting a GP practice in recruiting an experienced Diabetes Practice Nurse for 25–30 hours per week with flexible days and negotiable salary. The role centers on leading diabetes reviews and patient management within a supportive multidisciplinary team.
The successful candidate will have a Diploma in Diabetes or a recognised specialist qualification, with the ability to manage diabetes patients independently and a commitment to ongoing professional development.
25–30 Hours Per Week | Competitive Salary – Negotiable | Flexible Working Days
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Diabetes Practice Nurse to join a friendly, welcoming and supportive GP practice.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a confident and dedicated nurse with a special interest in diabetes management to join an experienced multidisciplinary team where clinical skills are valued and professional development is actively encouraged.
The Benefits
Competitive salary, negotiable depending on experience.
25–30 hours per week.
Negotiable working days.
Free on-site parking.
NHS discounts.
15-minute routine appointments.
20-minute follow-up appointments.
Access to CPD courses and ongoing training.
Supportive training practice with excellent development opportunities.
The Role
Lead and deliver diabetes reviews and ongoing patient management.
Monitor and optimise diabetes treatment in line with clinical guidelines.
Provide patient education, lifestyle advice and support.
Undertake wider chronic disease management clinics.
Support immunisations, cervical screening and wound care as appropriate.
Maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to quality improvement.
About You
We are looking for an experienced Practice Nurse with a strong background and special interest in diabetes management. Ideally, you will hold a Diploma in Diabetes or a recognised specialist qualification in diabetes care, alongside the confidence and clinical expertise to manage diabetes patients independently.