The Urgent and Emergency care pathways as part of wider Integrated Neighbourhood Teams offers an exciting opportunity to provide acute, unplanned care in patients’ homes, avoiding unnecessary hospital admissions and supporting early discharge.
You will work as part of a wider multidisciplinary team to deliver safe, effective, and personalised care to patients who are acutely unwell but can be managed within their usual place of residence. This includes clinical assessments, urgent catheter support, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and supporting recovery in the community.
Responsibilities
- Deliver nursing care to patients in their own homes, including catheter care, wound care, medication administration, and monitoring.
- Responsible for clinical assessment of a group of patients, ensuring appropriate care is planned, implemented, and evaluated with escalation of concerns appropriately.
- Provide clinical supervision and leadership to junior team members.
- Be responsible for the provision of effective learning experiences for pre and post registration students.
- Undertake comprehensive risk assessments associated with the care of patients to ensure nurses and carers safety.
- Act as a role model for other staff and students demonstrating high standards of practice and professional conduct.
- Work without direct supervision and problem‑solve with a solution‑focused mindset.
- Assess and close trauma wounds using steri‑strips and skin adhesives as clinically appropriate.
- Demonstrate highly technical and/or practical skills to ensure optimum patient management, including IV medication administration, venous cannulation, venepuncture, management and care of mid and PICC lines, complex patient monitoring, equipment management and point‑of‑care testing.
- Utilise and ensure others utilise IT systems to secure accurate and timely patient data.
- Manage expected (and occasionally unexpected) clinical events requiring high but unpredictable levels of physical effort according to patient dependency/clinical need, escalating to a senior member of staff where appropriate.
Qualifications
- Post‑preceptorship experience.
- Current and valid UK NMC registration with post‑registration experience.
- Full UK driving licence and business use insurance.
- Must not be required to undertake the OSCE training programme.
- Provide an immunisation and vaccination report from a UK occupational health provider or UK GP.
This advert closes on Tuesday 19 May 2026.
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