Cardiac Hdu- Hiring Nurses For Central London Hospital
London
This Central London Hospital is notorious for its reputation for excellent patient care.
Vacancies exist at Band 5 & 6 level within the Cardiac HDU. The unit consists of 3 wards, all having an integral High Dependency Unit, which ensures that you are able to care for patients both during their acute post-surgery phase and during their rehabilitation phase prior to discharge.
You should have some prior cardio-thoracic experience, but those with related experience, displaying the ability to learn and gain knowledge in a new speciality may be considered
Each ward provides you with an excellent opportunity to develop your clinical and managerial skills, depending on experience, in a centre renowned for excellence and high standards, where the majority of nursing staff are permanent, experienced members of the team.
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Benefits
Subsidised hospital accommodation
Interest free travel loan
Pension scheme
Excellent professional development opportunities
Registration & Immigration
In order to practice as a Registered General Nurse in the United Kingdom, you will need to register with the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC). This process should be commenced at least 6 – 8 months before planning to come to the UK. We strongly recommend that you do not travel to the UK until you have your NMC Statement of Entry, (confirmation of your registration) and your PIN card. All non-EEA nationals must complete the NMC Overseas Nurses Programme. For further information about regarding applications you can visit www.nmc-uk.org
Any non-EEA national seeking entry or permission to remain in the United Kingdom for the purpose of employment will normally require a work permit. Geneva Health International are able to arrange Work Permits for candidates who have accepted permanent positions with NHS/Private Hospital clients. You are also able to work in the UK if you hold a valid Working Holiday Maker Visa or an Ancestry Visa (issue to commonwealth citizens who have a grandparent born in the UK).
Sarah Murphy in our London, UK office: +44 207 025 0090 sarahm@genevahealth.co.uk
Vacancies exist at Band 5 & 6 level within the Cardiac HDU. The unit consists of 3 wards, all having an integral High Dependency Unit, which ensures that you are able to care for patients both during their acute post-surgery phase and during their rehabilitation phase prior to discharge.
You should have some prior cardio-thoracic experience, but those with related experience, displaying the ability to learn and gain knowledge in a new speciality may be considered
Each ward provides you with an excellent opportunity to develop your clinical and managerial skills, depending on experience, in a centre renowned for excellence and high standards, where the majority of nursing staff are permanent, experienced members of the team.
.
Benefits
Subsidised hospital accommodation
Interest free travel loan
Pension scheme
Excellent professional development opportunities
Registration & Immigration
In order to practice as a Registered General Nurse in the United Kingdom, you will need to register with the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC). This process should be commenced at least 6 – 8 months before planning to come to the UK. We strongly recommend that you do not travel to the UK until you have your NMC Statement of Entry, (confirmation of your registration) and your PIN card. All non-EEA nationals must complete the NMC Overseas Nurses Programme. For further information about regarding applications you can visit www.nmc-uk.org
Any non-EEA national seeking entry or permission to remain in the United Kingdom for the purpose of employment will normally require a work permit. Geneva Health International are able to arrange Work Permits for candidates who have accepted permanent positions with NHS/Private Hospital clients. You are also able to work in the UK if you hold a valid Working Holiday Maker Visa or an Ancestry Visa (issue to commonwealth citizens who have a grandparent born in the UK).
Sarah Murphy in our London, UK office: +44 207 025 0090 sarahm@genevahealth.co.uk
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sarahm@genevahealth.co.uk
sarahm@genevahealth.co.uk
