Registered Nurse - Bank
Location: Kidderminster, England
Description: Barchester Healthcare is in need of Registered Nurse - Bank right now, this occupation will be designated in England. For detail informations about this occupation opportunity please read the description below. What is expected of you as a Registered Nurse - Bank?
As a Bank Nurse you will be expected to provide and high quality nursing care to residents in accordance with up to da! te, evidence-based professional practice and company policies. To work as a qualified nurse on our bank you will need to have a minimum of six months' post-registration experience. As a Bank Nurse you will be required to work 'as and when' the care home requires staff to cover sickness, holidays etc. You will be a Qualified Registered Nurse (RGN) and be registered with the NMC.
Why join Barchester as a Registered Nurse -Bank?
As market leaders we place our residents first - and our people are the best. You will benefit from a wealth of experience and as a company that places a great emphasis on investing in their people; you will have the opportunity for both personal and professional development. Barchester has its own Learning and Development Academy, giving you the freedom to develop professionally and create your own career pathway - it's just a case of high do you want to climb?
How we're different
Barchester offers a range of divers! e services, from nursing and care services for older people an! d people living with dementia, to accommodation, supported living and community support for children and adults with a range of different disabilities. With exposure to so many different areas of nursing, you will have the opportunity to build on your clinical skills or focus on a specialist area.
Many companies offer management programmes for those already in management positions, with most nurses expected to oversee staff or resources with no management training.
Barchester, however, offers management development to staff throughout their careers. These programmes ensure that all staff, particularly nurses, are constantly supported to develop their skills.
Benefits include:
- Competitive rates of pay
- Access to a structured career development path and award winning training via the Barchester Business School which offer a range of training from NVQs to Masters Degrees!
- Free uniform
- Generous Annual Leav! e Allowance
- Employer contribution to a Stakeholder pension plan
- Access to Barchester's Shopping Club for hundreds of savings from retail outlets also access to 'Busy Bees' Child Care Vouchers Scheme
- Subsidised health and personal accident insurance
- Long Service Awards
- Great working environment
- Employee help line to support staff in times of need
A sound understanding of the Care Standards together with a Nursing qualification (RGN) and current NMC registration are essential for this role. You'll enjoy the variety of working within different areas within the home, as well as the flexibility to work shifts to suit your lifestyle. You might be looking for a second income, or wanting to bring in a little income while taking a career break, or perhaps you're retired or you're a working parent. At Barchester we offer you flexibility as a Bank Nurse you will be r! equired to work 'as and when' the care home requires staff to cover sic! kness, holidays etc.
To work as a qualified nurse on our bank you will need to have a minimum of six months' post-registration experience. As a Bank Nurse you will be required to work 'as and when' the care home requires staff to cover sickness, holidays etc. You will be a Qualified Registered Nurse (RGN) and be registered with the NMC.
- NMC - Nursing Midwifery Council - www.nmc-uk.org
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If you were eligible to this occupation, please send us your resume, with salary requirements and a resume to Barchester Healthcare.
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This occupation starts available on: Fri, 10 May 2013 06:07:21 GMT
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