Tired of short staffing, constant interruptions, and never having enough time with your patients? This Community Paediatric Nurserole offers a genuine alternative to ward-based nursing.
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Join a nationally recognisedhomecare provider and deliver unrushed, high-quality care to children in their own homes across West London.
Enjoy a structured weekday schedule and the autonomy to practice nursing the way it should be.
Why Nurses Choose This Role Predictable worklife balance:Monday to Friday core hours Time to care properly: manageable caseload of 3-4children per day Autonomy without isolation:work independently with strong clinical support Continuity of care:build real, ongoing relationships with children and their families Leave the ward pressures behind:no bed management, call bells, or shift overruns The Community Paediatric NurseRole Carry out comprehensive clinical assessments and ongoing care planning Provide education, reassurance, and support to families and carers Work in partnership with local NHS and MDT teams Maintain high standards of clinical governance and documentation Who Were Looking For Registered Childrens Nurse (RSCN / RNC) with active NMC PIN Full UK driving licence Paediatric nursing experience (hospital or community) Confident in clinical assessment, cannulation and sub-cut injections Phlebotomy skills desirable Salary & Benefits Basic salary up to £39,000 per annum Up to 20% additional London Weighting (capped at £7,738.85) xxuwjjq Fully expensed company car and fuel card or car allowance of £4,877.50 plus mileage 33 days annual leave inclusive of bank holidays (option to buy more) NMC fees paid Contributory pension scheme Mobile phone and tablet provided Apply Now If youre ready to move into a role where you can slow down, work autonomously, and build meaningful relationships with families, click APPLYor contact Sam at Leaders in Care on for further information.
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