FAQs
What type of patients does Eden Ward primarily care for?
Eden Ward principally cares for haematology patients and patients undergoing investigations and treatment of disorders affecting the blood or bone marrow, as well as those with different types of cancer.
Is chemotherapy training provided for new staff?
Yes, chemotherapy training will be provided, but there may be a waiting list before you can begin this training.
What are the essential qualifications needed for this position?
The essential qualifications required are RGN Level 1 and current NMC registration.
What experience is essential for this nursing role?
Essential experience includes competency in basic life support and IV administration, working in an acute medical nursing environment, teaching and supervising junior staff, and effective collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams.
Will I have opportunities for professional development?
Yes, there is a dedicated practice development team that will support your professional growth and development throughout your career journey.
What are the core values that guide Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust?
The core values are Committed to Excellence, Working Together, and Facing the Future.
Is there a focus on digital transformation within the organization?
Yes, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust has made significant investments in digital programs, including the new Electronic Patient Record system, Epic.
How does the nursing team ensure patient safety and timely discharge?
The nursing team provides holistic care for a dedicated patient list and works closely with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure that patients receive safe, coordinated treatment and are discharged in a timely manner.
What responsibilities will I have as a Staff Nurse on Eden Ward?
Responsibilities include providing nursing care for patients with acute conditions, coordinating care with the multi-disciplinary team, administering haematology and oncology treatments, and assessing and developing care programs for chemotherapy patients.
Is experience on a haematology/oncology ward required for this role?
While it is desirable, it is not essential, but experience in this area may enhance your application.