FAQs
What is the primary focus of Ward 7A?
Ward 7A is the new vascular surgery hub for the region, focusing on providing care for patients pre and post-surgery.
What are the bed capacities of Ward 7A?
Ward 7A has a total of 29 beds, which includes 23 inpatient beds and 6 high level care beds (HDU).
What is the working schedule for this nursing position?
The role requires working days, nights, weekdays, weekends, and bank holidays.
What kind of support and training is available for newly qualified nurses?
Newly qualified nurses can participate in a well-established preceptorship scheme that provides guidance from an assigned preceptor to enhance their nursing skills, leadership abilities, and values.
What kind of professional development opportunities does East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust offer?
The Trust offers access to a dedicated, award-winning non-medical education team, participation in annual appraisal schemes, and involvement in a clinical excellence accreditation framework.
What core values does East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust uphold?
The core values of the Trust are Include, Respect, and Improve.
How can I contact someone for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Matthew Lee-Brenchley, Ward Manager, via email at mlee1@nhs.net or by telephone at 01438 285714.
Are there any provisions for reasonable adjustments during the application process?
Yes, the Trust is committed to considering reasonable adjustments for disabilities or life events to ensure fair consideration of applications.
Is flexible working available for this nursing role?
Yes, the Trust is committed to supporting a positive work-life balance and will consider requests for flexible working patterns.
In which locations does East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust run hospitals?
The Trust operates The Lister Hospital in Stevenage, New Queen Elizabeth II in Welwyn Garden City, Hertford County in Hertford, and Mount Vernon Cancer Centre in Northwood.