NIGHT NURSE NEEDED - BRISTOL NURSING HOME
Older Persons Mental Health
Adult General Nursing
General Responsibilities:
To ensure the safe, smooth and efficient running of the Nursing Home in accordance with the policies and practices of The Client and the registering authority guidelines.
Job Summary:
- Responsible for assessing care needs.
- Developing, implementing and evaluating programmes of care.
- Supervise and teach qualified and unqualified staff.
- Designated to take charge of the nursing home in the absence of the person who has continuing responsibility.
This is a medium sized home, part of a small privately owned Nursing Homes, they are one of my favourite clients in Bristol. They look after their nurses well, not the biggest payers, but its the best type of work. Fully staffed with accountable and responsible carers, who love their residents because they have the time to.
We need a strong capable nurse, who is happy to take charge of the Nursing Home overnight, 3 or 4 nights a week, 12 hour shifts as you would expect, handover time is paid.
This is a company that sees you as a person, not a number, the founder of the company will be personally introduced to you at the thorough and enjoyable induction week. Hopefully you won't need it, but if you did, this is the only company that I know of, who pays sick pay, if you get ill. Come and meet the Manager of the home, she is delightful, with the needs of residents at the centre of her being.
Contact emma on 0161 914 5722 or for a confidential chat in the first place.
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Emma Mansell
Emma joined Recruitment Panda in 2016, an enthusiastic professional with a real ability to multitask in an effective manner.
As a midwife, she mentored and trained Students, Maternity Support Workers and other HCP's and has a very good understanding of the benefits and constraints that affect both clinical and residential care.
She has two children, a flock of chickens, two horses and four cats.
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