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We are looking for an enthusiastic ANP/NP to work 8 sessions a week of which 2 sessions will be for administrative work to manage the nursing team and service provision.
We are a dynamic and friendly team with patient care firmly placed at the heart of all we do. We are positive and forward thinking and find much to celebrate in our work.
The ideal candidate would be a hard-working team player willing to deal with the increasing demands of modern general practice and will:
Salary is negotiable/dependant on experience.
About us
We are a growing 9000 + patient GMS practice with full complement of practice staff including an in-house pharmacist. We are members of the Rutland Health PCN.
Empingham Medical Centre has:
Empingham Medical Centre is:
For further information on applying or an informal conversation regarding the role please contact Vikki Hughes, Operations Manager on 01780 460202 or email vikki.hughes@nhs.net
REPORTS TO: Nurse Manager
HOURS: 18hr Thursday and Friday 0830 to 1830. 1 hour unpaid lunch break
Job Summary:
The Practice Nurse works as part of the clinical team responsible for the delivery of general practice nursing to the Empingham Medical Centre practice population. Key elements of the role are delivering evidence-based practice for patients presenting with long term conditions and the provision of preventative health care. An autonomous practitioner the nurse is responsible for the care delivered, demonstrating critical thinking skills in clinical decision-making in the management of patients. He/she also works collaboratively within the general practice team to meet the needs of patients and support practice objectives, policies and procedures. He/she will act as support to the nurse manager by providing leadership within the practice nurse team as well as making practice nurse team decisions in the absence of the nurse manager.
Role Responsibility:
Clinical:
Informal enquiries and visits are welcome; please telephone Carol Crewe on 01780 460202 or email carol.crewe@nhs.net
Applications in writing, enclosing a copy of a recent CV, to: Carol Crewe, Nurse Manager, Empingham Medical Centre, Main St, Empingham, LE15 8PR or via email to carol.crewe@nhs.net
REPORTS TO: Nurse Manager
HOURS: Full time
Job Summary:
The post-holder will have achieved and consolidated Advanced Clinical Practitioner status, demonstrating highly specialised knowledge in general practice nursing. They will work as an autonomous practitioner working independently and in conjunction with other health care professionals to assess, diagnose and treat the conditions of patients attending within general practice, initiating direct referrals as appropriate. They will provide expert professional advice to patients, carers and colleagues and ensure the maintenance of clinical excellence. They will provide education and training to other staff.
Key Responsibilities:
Clinical:
Leadership and Management:
Management of Risk:
Managing information:
Quality and Diversity:
Informal enquiries and visits are welcome; please telephone Carol Crewe on 01780 460202 or email carol.crewe@nhs.net
Applications in writing, enclosing a copy of a recent CV, to: Carol Crewe, Nurse Manager, Empingham Medical Centre, Main St, Empingham, LE15 8PR or via email to carol.crewe@nhs.net
We are seeking a replacement salaried General Practitioner – 4 – 8 sessions per week starting asap.
Our Practice:
Informal enquiries and visits are welcome; please telephone Ian Halcrow on 01780 461910 or email ian.halcrow@nhs.net
Applications in writing, enclosing a copy of a recent CV, to: Ian Halcrow, Practice Manager, Empingham Medical Centre, Main St, Empingham, LE15 8PR or via email to ian.halcrow@nhs.net
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