Band 5 Staff Nurse- The Gillivers Learning Disability Short Breaks at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
Leicester LE3 9QF, , United Kingdom -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

14 Oct, 25

Salary

36483.0

Posted On

14 Jul, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Good communication skills

Industry

Hospital/Health Care

Description

JOB OVERVIEW

Are you a caring, compassionate and enthusiastic person? Come and work for us in our Learning Disability short breaks homes.
We are a team of friendly people who offer short breaks to adults with a learning disability. You’ll be looking after a small number of patients, so your contact with them will be high.
An exciting opportunity has come available at the Gillivers Short Breaks Unit for Learning Disabilities. We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic staff nurses to join our team. The Gillivers provides respite to individuals with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities. The service provides respite for individuals with dedicated health needs, in single sex stays with specialist nursing and support staff.
We are looking for registered nurses (RNLD/RGN’s) with excellent communication skills, enthusiasm and motivation to provide support to the team and leadership within the Unit.

Responsibilities

The post holders will be band 5 nurses who can demonstrate that they have a range of transferable skills that will benefit the delivery of high standards of care and enrich the MDT.
The role involves supporting the nursing team to deliver packages of care to a diverse group of people with complex needs. You will need to be able to display a positive attitude and have the ability to challenge positively where necessary.
The role will involve working closely with various members of the MDT and the team manager to ensure that care is of the highest standard, and performance standards and best practice are achieved.

Tasks will include meeting individual needs 24/7 such as:

  • Personal care
  • Moving and handling
  • Medication administration
  • Care planning and completing risk assessments.
  • Cleaning
  • Preparing meals
  • Laundry
  • Meeting social and engagement needs
  • Supporting specific health needs such as feeding via PEG and epilepsy management
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