FAQs
What is the working environment like on Ward 18?
Ward 18 is a friendly and supportive environment, featuring a 26-bedded general medical escalation ward that cares for patients with various general medical conditions.
What are the primary responsibilities of a Staff Nurse on Ward 18?
The Staff Nurse will provide professional clinical and managerial leadership, ensure high standards of patient care, manage the clinical area effectively, and support nurse-led discharges.
What qualifications are required for this Staff Nurse position?
Applicants must hold a current NMC Registration (first or second level).
What experience is essential for this role?
Candidates must demonstrate evidence of high standards of patient care.
What skills are necessary for success in this position?
Effective communication skills, time management, delegation skills, the ability to train and supervise junior staff, good interpersonal skills, and the ability to prioritize workloads are essential.
What opportunities for professional development are available?
The Trust offers a range of management and leadership development opportunities to support Staff Nurses in their roles.
How does Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust support its core values?
The Trust implements its core values—Committed to Excellence, Working Together, and Facing the Future—through everyday practice, evaluations of their impact on patient experience, and staff conduct.
Where is Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust located?
The Trust operates three main hospitals located in Frimley near Camberley, Ascot, and Wexham Park near Slough, covering service areas across Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey, and south Buckinghamshire.
Is there an opportunity for managerial responsibilities in this role?
Yes, the Staff Nurse will have managerial responsibility for Ward 18 in the absence of the Senior/Junior Charge Nurse.
What is the patient care philosophy at Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust?
The Trust is committed to providing individualised patient care, maintaining high clinical standards, and developing evidence-based nursing practices.