Are you currently working in the Custody Environment and have 12 months or more experience? Would you like a new career challenge managing a small team of healthcare professionals (HCPs) within the Custody suites? Do you have a real passion for developing clinical, forensic, and broader skills in yourself and your team? What can you earn?
Salary & Benefits
- Starting salary of £45,000, with potential to earn up to £49,000 once all training is completed.
- Typical overtime shifts at premium rates can add approximately £3,500.
- Refer a friend and receive a £500 referral bonus.
- Training and development opportunities are included.
Qualifications
- Qualified RN (Adult), RMN (dual registration), RGN, or qualified Paramedic.
- Minimum of 12 months previous custody experience and at least 3 years post‑qualification experience in any of the following areas: General Practice, Emergency Medicine, Walk‑In Centres, Substance Misuse Services, Prison Healthcare, Mental Health, or Ambulance Service.
- 3 years of UK residency.
- Current manual driving licence with no restrictions, as occasional travel to other custody suites or local hospitals may be required.
- All candidates are subject to police vetting checks.
Responsibilities
- Lead a team of HCPs providing detained individuals with accurate assessments and ensuring their care and wellbeing needs are met.
- Review rota gaps and cover shifts as needed.
- Supervise and appraise team members appropriately.
- Act as a management professional and work as part of an integrated team with the Clinical Lead and Lead Senior to ensure local processes follow National Clinical Governance Standards and Forces specific needs.
- Provide coaching and support to team members.
Training & Development
- Appraisal and performance management training.
- Non‑medical independent and supplementary prescribing.
- RCUK approved Advanced Life Support training.
- Mentoring from experienced Clinical Leads.
- Bespoke 'Leading Together' management training course.
- UKAFN ASET in Forensic Practice within 3 years of recruitment.
- Examined mental health and substance misuse training.
