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An established industry player in community healthcare is seeking a dedicated Student Specialist Community Public Health Nurse. This role offers an exciting opportunity to advance your nursing or midwifery career while making a positive impact on the lives of children and families. You'll be part of a supportive Public Health Nursing team focused on prevention and early intervention, with a comprehensive training program and preceptorship to guide your development. Join a 'Good' rated provider committed to diversity and inclusion, and help shape the future of community health services.
Join to apply for the Student Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (School Nurse) role at Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust.
Are you interested in advancing your nursing or midwifery career while supporting children, young people, and families in the community? Do you want to be part of a progressive Public Health Nursing team focused on prevention and early intervention?
Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust (HCT) Children's Universal Services offers a full-time training program starting on 1 September 2025 at the University of Hertfordshire or 8 September 2025 at Brunel University London. This role is suitable for applicants who already hold a nursing or midwifery qualification with current NMC registration.
HCT has a strong reputation for training school nurses, recognized by Health Education England. The program includes a supportive preceptorship for one year post-qualification.
Interested candidates are encouraged to contact us for an informal visit to understand the role better. Please email kathryn.oxley@nhs.net with your name and preferred area to visit.
HCT is a 'Good' rated provider of community healthcare to 1.2 million residents, committed to diversity and inclusion. Apply promptly as high interest may lead to early closure of the vacancy.
For further details or to arrange an informal visit, contact Kathryn Oxley, PA to the Professional Lead for Public Health Nursing, at kathryn.oxley@nhs.net.