FAQs
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Staff Nurse - Haematology position?
You need to be an NMC Registered Nurse (Adult) with proven chemotherapy administration skills, such as a SACT passport or equivalent.
Is specialized training provided for this role?
Yes, specialized training is provided, including expertise in managing central venous access devices and advanced techniques for procedures.
What type of patients will I be caring for in this position?
You will be caring for patients with complex blood cancers and disorders, including conditions like Acute Myeloid Leukaemia and Multiple Myeloma.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the Trust is committed to professional development, offering comprehensive educational programs and personalized growth opportunities.
What is the work environment like in the haematology team?
The work environment is supportive and collaborative, with a close-knit team of specialists and educators dedicated to your success.
Will I be involved in administering chemotherapy?
Yes, administering life-changing anti-cancer therapies, including chemotherapy, is a key responsibility of this role.
How does the organization support work-life balance for its staff?
The Trust has many policies in place to help employees balance their personal and professional lives, providing excellent benefits for staff.
Can I get in touch for more information about the position?
Yes, for further details or informal visits, you can contact Charlotte Naylor, the Matron, at charlotte.naylor2@nhs.net or call 0114 2261154.
What type of skills will I develop in this role?
You will develop skills in patient assessment, communication, record keeping, and risk management, among others, while providing person-centred care.
What kind of support will I receive as a new staff member?
You will receive personalized guidance and unwavering support from a dedicated team as you embark on this enriching journey in haematology nursing.