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MSI Group Ltd
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Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Nurse Functional Assessor - Doncaster - £38,760pa AA
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Salary: £38,760 per annum |
Overview
Would you like to earn £38,760pa working Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm only? Are you a RGN? Do you have at least 1 year post qualification experience as a Staff Nurse/Community Nurse/Ward nurse? Does the idea of no more awkward shift patterns or weekend work sound great to you as a nurse? If the answer is yes to all these questions then MSI might just have the ideal role for you. We are currently recruiting in Doncaster for qualified Registered General Nurses who are looking to move away from a nurse ward based environment and put their nursing training and skills to use in a different role. The role of a functional assessor offers the day to day variety, the one to one interaction and the clinical expertise of a normal nursing role without the ever present threat of NHS cuts, awkward shift patterns and the feeling of being overworked and underpaid as a nurse. The starting salary is a £38,760pa base salary which comes with an excellent benefits package also including good company pension, private health care, life insurance etc. Probably the most attractive thing about the role for someone who has been a ward based nurse is the fixed working hours. It is a straight Monday to Friday role from 9am to 5pm. There is no irregular shift work or weekend work involved at all so you are able to plan your days and weeks knowing exactly where you will be The company will also provide you with ongoing CPD to ensure revalidation and cover the cost of your NMC fees every year. So if you are ready to make a change in your nursing career and would like to hear more about this excellent opportunity then please click "Apply now" and send me your CV Due to the Covid-19 crisis, our client is offering later start dates. They are currently interviewing but will keep all offers live for 6 months if you would like to continue supporting the NHS right now.