Job overview

Applicants must also hold a Nursing Associate qualification, be eligible to work in the UK and must be registered as a Nurse Associate with the NMC or about to complete the Student nursing associate training.

The registered Nursing Associate is an accountable practitioner of the multidisciplinary team who has a breath of knowledge and experiences across the lifespan and fields of nursing.

The post holder will work independently to promote health and prevent ill-health, implement evidence-based care and under the guidance and support of a registered professional will deliver advanced care responsibilities and therapy as delegated by a registered nurse.

 Provide outstanding standard of safe, individualised, holistic and focused advanced care of a registered Nursing Associate, for an identified group or caseload of patients, in consultation with the patient, relatives and the multidisciplinary team.

We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive a high volume of applications.

Main duties of the job

·      Deliver high quality, compassionate, evidence-based care to patients following the initial assessment by the registered practitioner using person centered approaches which promote health and independence.

·      Recognise and consistently work within boundaries of the registered Nursing Associate role and their acquired skills and knowledge whilst developing competencies to progress their nurse education and training for example skills in leadership and medicines management

·      To act as a reflective practitioner, questioning clinical practice and working within the limits of professional registration and competence.

·      Report any incidents or accidents and raise/escalate any concerns as per organisational policy.

·      Ensure safe administration of drugs in accordance with the Safety of Medicines Act  Act,Standards of Proficiency, HEE Advisory Guidance and North Middlesex University hospital Medicines Management policies.

·      Demonstrate a commitment to research based practice and clinical excellence and play an active part in the introduction of research-based change to improve patient centered care.

·      Participate in data collection to support audit activity and contribute to quality improvement initiatives.

Working for our organisation

North Middlesex University Hospital and Community Services is  now part of the Royal Free London NHS Trust. We are now one of the biggest NHS Trust in UK. NorthMid and the community  is one of London’s busiest acute hospitals, serving more than 350,000 people living in Enfield & Haringey and the surrounding areas, including Barnet and Waltham Forest.

We are an integrated provider with a full range of adult, elderly care, maternity and children's services across medical and surgical disciplines including community 0-19yr old services in Enfield. Our specialist services include stroke, oncology, HIV/AIDS, cardiology, haematology, diabetes, fertility and orthopaedics. 

At North Middlesex University Hospital, you’ll find a team that truly believes in living our values in everything we do. We are caring, we are fair and we are open.

What we have to offer:

You will be offered a supportive environment which provides opportunities to develop your clinical skills and transition as a confident practitioner. You will have access to experiential learning in the clinical areas as you look to develop your skills to progress into the Degree Apprenticeship Nursing programme if you are keen to advance your career.

We encourage flexible working in all our roles to support staff in maintaining healthy home-life balance. We encourage applicants to state clearly on their application forms this request and discuss these options at interview