Theatre Recovery Practitioner (Bank) - Flexible Shifts

The Methodist Church in Britain; Newsham; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday pay on top of hourly rate

Free secure staff parking

Pension scheme and life assurance

Employee Assistance Platform

Retail discounts and cashback

Annual flu vaccination and free eye测试

Job summary

KIMS Hospital is seeking a registered nurse or ODP for a one-year bank post in the Theatres team, covering recovery and scrub with a focus on safe, high-quality care for patients recovering from anaesthesia.

Shift pattern is Mondays and Saturdays 07:30–18:00, with bank shifts available around other commitments. Applicants must have recovery or scrub experience from an acute hospital and be eligible to work in the UK.

Qualifications

• Post-registration clinical experience in recovery and/or scrub in an acute hospital.
• Knowledge of clinical governance and its application in practice.
• Evidence of continuous professional development and its application.
• Ability to work across recovery and scrub with independence in assessing patient needs.
• DBS and eligibility to work in the UK as required.

Responsibilities

• Work primarily across recovery and scrub within the theatres team.
• Assess patient care needs independently and act as a resource for staff.
• Implement care plans and evaluate patient outcomes.
• Communicate with Sterile Services, wards and Imaging to ensure smooth patient care.
• Protect patients' comfort, dignity and privacy at all times.

Skills

Recovery and scrub theatre experience

RN or ODP registration

CPD and professional development

Education

NMC registration

Job description

KIMS Hospital is seeking a registered nurse or ODP for a one-year bank post in the Theatres team, covering recovery and scrub with a focus on safe, high-quality care for patients recovering from anaesthesia.

Shift pattern is Mondays and Saturdays 07:30–18:00, with bank shifts available around other commitments. Applicants must have recovery or scrub experience from an acute hospital and be eligible to work in the UK.