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NHS Scotland

7d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Healthcare
  • Inverness

AI generated summary

  • You must be an RN (Adult) with NMC registration, possess excellent organizational skills, be flexible, and work well in a multi-disciplinary team. Experience in ophthalmology is a plus; training provided.
  • You will utilize excellent organizational skills, work flexibly with the MDT, and develop ophthalmology-specific skills while ensuring patients complete necessary tests before clinician appointments.

Requirements

  • Have excellent organisational skills with the ability to use their own initiative.
  • Capacity to be flexible within the working environment and the ability to work with the multi-disciplinary team (MDT).
  • Develop skills specific to ophthalmology, such as:
  • pre-assessment clinics
  • fundus fluorescein angiograms
  • optical testing equipment skills
  • and much more.
  • Ensuring patients receive all the necessary tests required prior to seeing the clinician in clinic.
  • Experience of working in an ophthalmology setting is advantageous but not essential as full training will be given.
  • RN (Adult) with current NMC registration.

Responsibilities

  • The successful candidate will be required to:
  • Have excellent organisational skills with the ability to use their own initiative.
  • Capacity to be flexible within the working environment and the ability to work with the multi-disciplinary team (MDT).
  • Develop skills specific to ophthalmology, such as:
  • pre-assessment clinics
  • fundus fluorescein angiograms
  • optical testing equipment skills
  • and much more.
  • Ensuring patients receive all the necessary tests required prior to seeing the clinician in clinic.

FAQs

What is the working schedule for this nursing position?

The department is open Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 18:00, with the possibility of working 1 or 2 weekend shifts a month for Casualty Clinics.

Is prior experience in ophthalmology required for this position?

Experience in an ophthalmology setting is advantageous but not essential, as full training will be provided.

How many hours a week will I be required to work?

The position is full-time, requiring 37 hours per week.

What qualifications do I need to apply for this role?

You must be a Registered Nurse (RN) with current NMC registration.

Who can I contact for informal inquiries about the position?

You can contact Christina Lloyd, Senior Charge Nurse in the OPD Department, via email at christina.lloyd2@nhs.scot or by phone at 01463 705613.

Can I upload my CV as part of the application process?

No, you should not upload a CV, as it will not be used for shortlisting purposes.

Will I receive support during the application process?

Yes, if you need help completing your application on Jobtrain, you can find assistance through their support links and contacting Jobtrain Candidate Support Hub.

Is the position open to diverse applicants?

Yes, NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among its workforce and welcomes applications from all sections of society.

What are the main responsibilities of this nursing position?

Responsibilities include ensuring patients receive necessary tests, developing skills specific to ophthalmology, and working collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team.

Are there any changes to working hours planned for 2024?

Yes, NHS Scotland is reducing the full-time working week from 37.5 to 37 hours starting 1 April 2024; however, some service areas may require temporary adjustments before implementing the change.

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NHS Scotland

Science & Healthcare
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1948
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Their mission is to provide healthcare services that are accessible to all residents of Scotland, promoting health and wellbeing while delivering high-quality care. Their purpose encompasses delivering comprehensive healthcare services, from primary care to specialized treatments, with a focus on improving health outcomes and ensuring equitable access to healthcare for all Scottish residents. They also emphasize public health initiatives and disease prevention strategies to enhance the overall health of the population.