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If you’d like a job where no two days are the same, where you’re able to help people to become more independent in their daily lives and have the chance to build close relationships and have more influence on continuity of care, then community nursing or district nursing with Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) could be perfect for you.
Community Nurses play a crucial role in the primary healthcare team. They are qualified nurses who provide care and support for patients out of hospital, mostly in patients’ own homes, in clinics based in GP surgeries or within health centres.
Nurses within the community use their clinical expertise to deliver top-quality community care to help to keep hospital admissions down, freeing up beds for critical cases and preventing long admission times. From helping people with long-term illnesses to looking after those with physical conditions, working as a Community Nurse is an extremely rewarding career path.
As a Community Nurse at MPFT, your duties could include:
Similar to a Community Nurse, as a District Nurse at MPFT, your duties could include:
To become a Community Nurse or District Nurse, you will be a registered adult, child, mental health or learning disability nurse. You should also be able to provide clinical references, have a current NMC Pin, drive and own a car, and be able to provide evidence of vaccinations. To excel in the role, you’ll also need to have certain personal qualities too, such as:
And if you’re looking for career progression, community nursing is also an excellent pathway through to becoming a Band 7 District Nurse, a highly paid role in demand across the UK.
Community nursing roles can help you balance the benefits of a highly rewarding nursing job with your personal life commitments. Medacs Healthcare has thousands of new Community Nurse and District Nurse roles every day that you can apply for. And, as a preferred supplier of medical professionals to the NHS, you can have sight of many community nursing jobs before anyone else when registered with Medacs.
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