Children's Nurses (Bank)
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust, Stanmore Are you a passionate Children's Nurse looking for a new challenge? The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH), the UK's largest specialist orthopaedic hospital, is seeking enthusiastic Registered Children's Nurses to join our Staff Bank . Working within our paediatric team, you will care for children and young people aged 0-18 years with a range of orthopaedic conditions on our 27-bed inpatient ward. This is an excellent opportunity to develop specialist skills within a nationally recognised centre of excellence. What We Offer
Flexible bank shifts to suit your lifestyle
Supportive multidisciplinary team environment
Training and professional development opportunities
Experience within a specialist paediatric orthopaedic service
Opportunities to enhance clinical skills and knowledge
About You
NMC Registered Children's Nurse
Compassionate and committed to delivering excellent care
Strong communicator and effective team player
Able to prioritise and work in a busy environment
Motivated to develop specialist skills in paediatric orthopaedics
No previous orthopaedic experience is required, as full training and support will be provided. Apply today and take the next step in your nursing career with RNOH.
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust | Stanmore Are you a dedicated and compassionate Registered Children's Nurse looking to develop your career within a specialist orthopaedic setting? The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH), the UK's leading specialist orthopaedic hospital, is seeking motivated Bank Children's Nurses to join our supportive paediatric team. Working within our 27-bed inpatient ward, you will provide high-quality care to children and young people aged 0-18 years with a range of orthopaedic conditions. This is an excellent opportunity to develop specialist skills within a nationally recognised centre of excellence. The Role As a Bank Children's Nurse, you will assess, plan, implement and evaluate individualised care, deliver high-quality patient-centred nursing, support admission and discharge planning, work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team, advocate for children and their families, uphold safeguarding principles, and maintain professional standards in line with the NMC Code. About You You will be a Registered Children's Nurse who is passionate about delivering excellent patient care, committed to providing positive experiences for children and families, able to prioritise effectively, and confident working within a multidisciplinary team. You will be enthusiastic, motivated and keen to develop specialist skills while contributing to continuous improvement and Trust values.
The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) is a national centre of excellence, treating patients from across the UK who are often referred for second opinions or for the management of complex or rare orthopaedic conditions. Patients benefit from care delivered by highly specialised consultants, many of whom are recognised nationally and internationally for their expertise. These consultants work alongside specialist nurses, therapists, and clinical staff who are experts in their respective fields.
To provide a high quality of direct patient care to Children and young people.
Practise according to the NMC Code of professional conduct
You will be responsible for the assessing the needs of children and young people and their families, planning, implementing and evaluating their care.
Working as an advocate for the patients and their families
Assumes accountability for direct patient care and care of significant others.
To undertake patient assessment and problem identification including goal setting.
To plan, implement and evaluate all aspects of patient care from admission to discharge, working in partnership with the multidisciplinary team.
Ensure that the care needs of both the patient and the carers attending the department are met.
To discuss with the nurse in charge the developments and changes which can affect patient care both directly and indirectly.
Through evidence of good practice, promotes and assists the delivery of high standard of care.
To be responsible for the safe administration of medication as laid down nationally and within the royal National orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust.
Continually updates or provides patient/carers with information in relation to their condition and/or process through the department.
Acts at all times in accordance with the NMC and RNOH policies, protocols and guides of good practice, within own scope of professional practice.
Acts at all times to safeguard Children and young people’s welfare through timely escalation of concerns and following trust’s safeguarding referral processes and procedures.
To maintain knowledge of current trends in healthcare and in the profession. To assist with nursing research as required.
Considers the patients right to confidentiality of all information, bearing in mind child protection issues.
Acts as a role model
Maintain accurate records, observing confidentiality at all times –verbal and written.
Participates in the development of the ward.
Actively participates in supervision and teaching of junior staff and students.
To maintain personal professional status by ensuring that the requirements laid down by the NMC periodic registration to maintain professional development programmes and ensure skill and competencies are maintained.
To comply with mandatory training and yearly appraisals.
