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Temporary Paediatric Nurse (Band 5) - Basildon Hospital

Job Title: Paediatric Nurse (Band 5)

Band: Band 5

Contract Type: Temporary

About You:

Are you a Paediatric Nurse looking for a temporary role with competitive pay and shifts in the S

Join Medacs Healthcare and provide exceptional care to children in the Basildon on your terms!

Key Responsibilities:

As an experienced Paediatric Nurse, you will be required to provide excellent care:

Deliver high-quality care to Paediatric patients across emergency admissions, planned admissions, and post-surgical care.

• Provide constant monitoring, perform assessments, and administer medications.
• Collaborate with a supportive team to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
• Contribute to a positive and inclusive work environment.

Essential Qualifications:

• Registered Nurse with NMC qualification.
• UK Right to work.
• 6 months' recent paediatric nursing experience in the UK (within the last 3 years).
• Enhanced DBS clearance required.

Benefits of working with Medacs Healthcare:

Competitive Rates

• Flexible Working: Create a work-life balance with flexible shifts to suit your needs.
• First Access to Shifts: Secure shifts to suit you across multiple NHS trusts through Medacs Healthcare.
• 24/7 Support: Benefit from a dedicated consultant, revalidation support, and well-being resources.
• Development Opportunities: Access training and support packages to enhance your skills.

Why Choose Us?

• Flexible Working: Create a work-life balance with flexible shifts to suit your needs.
• First Access to Shifts: Secure shifts across multiple NHS trusts through Medacs Healthcare.
• Unwavering Support: Benefit from a dedicated consultant, revalidation support, and 24/7 service.

Unfortunately, we cannot process applications for candidates who cannot provide evidence of a UK right to work.

We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace and welcome applications from all backgrounds.

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