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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated, compassionate, and enthusiastic Band 6 Nurse to join our Hull & East Riding Adult Community Team for Learning Disabilities.

In this role, you will work collaboratively within a highly skilled multidisciplinary team to address the health needs of adults with learning disabilities and reduce the health inequalities they face. You will play a key role in delivering high‑quality, person‑centred care that promotes independence, wellbeing, and meaningful inclusion in the community.

A significant part of this role involves leading and coordinating the Complex Care Team, which provides specialist support to adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities living in the community. This includes holding a caseload of individuals with complex health needs, ensuring their care is regularly reviewed, monitored, and adapted in line with best practice.

You will oversee the day‑to‑day functioning of the team, provide clinical and managerial supervision to staff, and ensure safe, effective, and compassionate care is consistently delivered.

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As a Band 6 Nurse, you will take on a key leadership role within the wider service.

You will act as a clinical role model, supporting colleagues through guidance, supervision, and mentorship, and contributing to a positive, inclusive team culture.

You will be expected to demonstrate strong professional judgement, lead on complex clinical situations and hold a caseload of clients with more complex needs, and support junior staff in developing their skills and confidence.

You will also contribute to service development and quality improvement initiatives, helping to shape and strengthen pathways and embed best practice across the team.

You will undertake comprehensive assessments, develop and implement personalised care plans, and work closely with individuals, families, and carers to promote physical and mental health.

You will support people to overcome barriers to accessing healthcare, advocate for reasonable adjustments, and contribute to reducing health inequalities across the region.

Your role will also involve close partnership working with primary care, acute services, social care, and voluntary sector organisations to ensure coordinated, holistic support.

You will be joining a supportive and forward‑thinking multidisciplinary team where regular supervision, reflective practice, and professional development are embedded into everyday working. 

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We are an award winning and CQC rated good health and social care Trust delivering integrated services across Hull, East and North Yorkshire. Find out more on our website

We are a forward thinking and dynamic Trust with a real commitment to staff development. We value our colleagues and invest in them to ensure they have the right skills to deliver outstanding care.

We are proud to score above or equal to the average for all NHS People Promise theme areas demonstrating our commitment to improve the experience of working in the NHS for everyone. Wherever you work we know you will receive a warm welcome and all the support you’ll need to get you started.

We recognise the positive value of diversity and promotes equality whilst challenging discrimination. We welcome and encourage job applications from people of all backgrounds.

Work life balance is about having influence and flexibility over when, where and how you work. If the work pattern for this role does not meet your needs, we welcome an application and are happy to discuss working arrangements that differ from those advertised.

We offer a unique range of benefits that go above and beyond other NHS Trusts including an enhanced leave package and health and wellbeing support.

From city to countryside, market towns to moors you’ll find a place to call home including some of the most affordable places to live in the UK.

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