• Observing and reporting on patients' condition
• providing nursing care, eg preparing for operation, caring for wounds and intravenous infusions
• Recording pulse and temperature
• Administering drugs and other medicines
• Assisting with tests and evaluations
• Providing support to patients and relatives.

• RGN, RPN or RNID qualification
• Full Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland registration - ABA
• Up-to-date clinical skills
• Genuinely interested in working with the client group
• Knowledge of HIQA desirable
• Fluent English and permission to work in Ireland a must.

Work Experience Ltd, as one of the NHS medical staff provider, is looking for 220 RGNs (registered general nurses) and 140 Care Assistants who wish to develop their careers with the NHS. Mostly of our position are in South England but upon request we can cover other areas as well.

National Health Service (NHS) is the publicly funded healthcare system for England. It is the largest and the oldest single-payer healthcare system in the world. The NHS in England remains free at the point of use for anyone who is a UK resident. That is currently more than 64.1 million people in the UK and 53.9 million people in England alone. Nurses form the largest group of staff in the NHS and are a crucial part of the healthcare team. Nurses work in every sort of health setting from accident and emergency to patients' homes, with people of all ages and backgrounds. The NHS in England deals with over 1 million patients every 36 hours. It covers everything from antenatal screening and routine screenings such as the NHS Health Check and treatments for long-term conditions, to transplants, emergency treatment and end-of-life care. The NHS employs more than 1.6 million people, putting it in the top five of the world’s largest workforces. Nursing job in UK, as it is everywhere else, is a rewarding and challenging career where you have a real chance to make a difference to people's lives. You can expect to constantly learn practical skills and procedures that really benefit patients

Exact duties may vary depending on your role but will usually include:

• - writing patient care plans;
• - implementing plans through tasks such as preparing patients for operations;
• - treatment and monitoring pulse, blood pressure and temperature;
• - observing and recording the condition of patients;
• - checking and administering drugs and injections;
• - setting up drips and blood transfusions;
• - assisting with tests and evaluations;
• - carrying out routine investigations;
• - responding quickly to emergencies;
• - planning discharges from hospital and liaising with community nurses, GPs and social workers;
• - communicating with and relieving the anxiety of patients and their relatives;
• - advocating on behalf of patients;
• - educating patients about their health;
• - organising staff and prioritising busy workloads;
• - mentoring student and junior nurses;
• - maintaining patient records;
• - making ethical decisions related to consent and confidentiality.

Is very important to have good English communication skills and also be able to use medical terms. Communication skills are fundamental to being a successful nurse and you must have the personal skills to set people at ease in pressurized and sometimes difficult circumstances.

To work as a nurse in the NHS, you must be registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), which means you'll need a degree in nursing. If you are not registered yet but have applied for a registration you will still be able to work in the system but only as health care assistant (HCA) until your PIN is issued.

You will need presence of mind and flexibility to juggle the needs of a number of people at the same time. Communication skills are fundamental to being a successful nurse and you must have the personal skills to set people at ease in pressurized and sometimes difficult circumstances. You have to be caring, compassionate and have a commitment to helping people, you'll find a role that suits you. You'll also need to be able to communicate difficult health issues effectively and courageously. You will need presence of mind and flexibility to juggle the needs of a number of people at the same time. You must be caring and compassionate while using a variety of techniques, such counselling, managing and teaching, to improve the quality of patients' lives, sometimes in difficult situations. You must also get tremendous satisfaction of knowing your contribution really counts in helping and supporting the people in your care.

Previous UK experience is not mandatory, however if you worked before with the NHS, the salary will be bigger, according to your experience and skills.

Our company will offer free support for NMC registration. After you submit your application to the NMC you can start work immediately as health care assistant until you get your PIN.

Care assistant gross salaries begin from ÂŁ1200 per month, for 37.5 hours/week. As soon as your PIN will be issued you will be able to work as a nurse.

The nurse gross salary starts from ÂŁ1800 per month, for 37.5 hours/week. In both positions night shifts, week-end shifts and extra hours will be payed with a different rate. 

Whatever the start position will be your salary can increase every 3 to 6 months of contract depending on your performance.

The candidates that are accepted will receive permanent contract directly with the hospital. This includes: medical and social insurance, sick leave, annual leave, pregnancy leave, retirement pension, old-age pension all according to the current laws in force.

Having placements in other industry like with Hospitality, Light & Heavy Industry, Transportation we can really support your family members / friends relocation.

For more details please contact us by phone at   0731 332 345 or by email at medical@workexperience.ro - consultant Alina Maria But.

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