Staff Nurse - NHS Highlands Inverness (Scotland) Inverness, Scotland
Job description
International Registered General Nurses (Acute RGN)- Inverness (Scotland)
Pulse is thrilled to be collaborating with one of Scotland's largest health Boards. NHS Highlands offers prehospital treatment as well as primary and secondary care. NHS Highlands oversees a variety of facilities, including a big district general hospital, three rural general hospitals, a psychiatric hospital, and several community hospitals.
About you
As an experienced acute registered nurse, you will join a nursing team, where you will assist in the assessment, planning, and delivery of specialised care. Acute registered nurses must be able to demonstrate their ability to engage in a positive ward culture, support the clinical team, and participate in programmes of care to improve the patient journey and patient experience, all while contributing to the delivery of excellent outcomes utilising the Excellence in Care framework.
Benefits
- Competitive Salaries-paying based on experience
- You will receive 12 weeks accommodation
- Flight to UK
- OSCE training & travel paid
- All visa costs paid
- Ongoing training/support provided
- Great opportunity for people who have sub-specialist's interest
- You will gain extensive experience in the field of orthopaedics, including trauma and elective surgery.
Why work in Scotland, The Highlands?
The Highlands is Scotland's largest territory, covering approximately 10,000 square miles in northern Scotland. The area has breath-taking landscape, including the legendary Loch Ness. The Highlands have three official languages: English, Scots, and Gaelic. It has the highest mountains in the UK, ranging from 900 to 1300 metres.
We are keen to hear from staff nurses at all levels of experience so, if you would like to embark on a new adventure please carry on reading to find out more!
What requirements will you need to succeed in this role as a Registered General Nurse?
- You must have 6 months of registered nursing experience
- You must have met the English requirement set out by the NMC
- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities are required to make rapid diagnoses and decide the right actions to address difficulties
- Observational skills to monitor patient state and detect changes promptly
- To deliver IVs and other therapies
Duties and Responsibilities
- You will be responsible to the Senior Charge Nurse
- To be expected to work on your own merit,
- To be able to work as part of a team and to be able to support your colleagues
- To remain engaged in productive team dynamics.
- To be innovative and creative within their structural role
Prospective candidates are invited to discuss this job opportunity using the contact information provided in the advert so please get in touch with the team by emailing us at [email protected]
