There is no job quite like being a nurse. No two days are the same and the role is one of the most dynamic, impactful and rewarding in the NHS. What’s more, a nursing career can go down many different routes, and with our support we can help you to achieve your career goals and dreams.
Our nurses work across many settings in our Trust, such as hospitals, in community clinics, in patients’ homes and in classrooms.
Whichever area they work in, be it in adult mental health services, community hospitals or in services for families, learning disabilities or autism, our nurses will be a key part of a multi-disciplinary team, planning and delivering high standards of care for our patients.
To be a nurse, or registered nurse (RN), you will need to undertake nursing training and register with the NMC. Most registered nurses complete a degree in nursing, although there are other routes available too, such as an apprenticeship or a nursing associate role.
If successful in your application, you will receive meaning clinical and managerial supervision and benefit from clear pathways and opportunities for career development for those who have a desire to progress.
When you start you will receive a full induction and training and assigned a buddy to support you into the role.
Newly qualified staff will also have access to a preceptorship programme.
As a Newly Qualified Nurse you will be enrolled onto our Accredited Preceptorship Development Programme.
Our accredited twelve-month programme offers a high quality development pathway for newly Registered Nurses. The Preceptorship Programme supports staff to develop knowledge and skills to ensure they can work as confident and competent practitioners.
Our Trust has been awarded the National Preceptorship Quality mark for nursing.
Look at our vacancies and apply today.
