Treatment Room and Phlebotomy Service Nurse Co-ordinator

NHS Scotland; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

NHS Scotland is seeking a Treatment Room and Phlebotomy Service Nurse Co-ordinator for a part-time role based in Renfrew. The successful candidate will manage treatment rooms and coordinate services, requiring strong leadership and nursing qualifications. This fixed-term position offers flexible working across various locations to support primary care services.

Qualifications

• Registered nurse with evidence of ongoing professional development.
• Experience in primary care, community, or clinic settings is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Support and manage local treatment rooms and phlebotomy services.
• Coordinate treatments, clinics, and staff within a defined geographical area.
• Function as an autonomous practitioner.

Skills

Leadership

Management

Professional Development

Education

Registered Nurse

Job description

Treatment Room and Phlebotomy Service Nurse Co-ordinator

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Position Overview:

• This is a fixed-term/secondment, part-time position of 22.2 hours per week for 12 months (salary is pro-rata).
• The shift pattern is 3 over 7 days.

Location: Based in Renfrew Heath and Social Work Centre, with flexible working across wider locations to support primary care services.

Role Responsibilities:

• Support and manage local treatment rooms and phlebotomy services.
• Coordinate treatments, clinics, and staff within a defined geographical area.
• Function as an autonomous practitioner with leadership and management skills.

Candidate Requirements:

• Registered nurse with evidence of ongoing professional development.
• Experience in primary care, community, or clinic settings is advantageous.
• Must hold a full, clean driving license.

Additional Information:

• Secondment applicants should contact their current line manager before applying.
• For informal inquiries, contact Emma Peters, Clinical Team Lead, at 07918353434 or [e-mail].

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