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The London Clinic in the United Kingdom is seeking a nurse for our Day Surgery Ward. You will support patients from admission through recovery and often discharge on the same day, ensuring they have information and reassurance to recover at home.
Experience in acute surgical wards, particularly ophthalmic and general surgery, is valued as you join a team that coordinates preoperative and postoperative care.
Our Day Surgery Ward cares for patients having planned procedures across a range of specialties, including ophthalmology and general surgery. You will support patients from admission through to recovery and, often, discharge on the same day, making sure they have the information and reassurance they need to recover at home. We are looking for a nurse with acute surgical ward experience, particularly in ophthalmic and general surgery, who enjoys the pace and variety of day surgery. You will use, Assess and care for patients from admission to discharge, adapting your approach to their individual needs. Provide preoperative and postoperative care so patients feel prepared, supported and safe. Recognise and elevate changes in a patient's condition so they receive timely care. Administer medicines, including intravenous medicines, in line with your competence and Clinic policies Work with colleagues across the multidisciplinary team to coordinate care and plan safe discharges. Keep clear, accurate records to support continuity of care. Share your knowledge with students and new colleagues and take charge of the ward when senior staff are absent, where appropriate.
In our Day Surgery Ward, you will join a nursing team caring for patients before and after a wide range of planned procedures. Days can be busy, with patients arriving, recovering and preparing to go home, so colleagues work closely together to make sure each person receives safe, attentive care. The personal details matter here. Taking time to answer a question, noticing when someone needs reassurance and making sure they feel ready to recover at home can make a real difference to a patient's experience. You will be part of a team that supports one another throughout the day and takes pride in the care it provides.