RNLD - Newly Qualified
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- Brighton
- Posted 10th Mar 2010
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Posted by:
Search Consultancy
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Salary:
Negotiable
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Job Type:
Permanent
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Reference:
2242354
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Job Description
Registered Nurse Learning Disabilities - RNLD- West Sussex - Newly qualified - Excellent starting salaryAre you a newly qualified RNLD or about to qualify in 2010? Our client, one of the largest independent providers of secure mental health facilities across the UK, is looking to recruit newly qualified Registered Nurses specialising in learning disabilities (RNLDs) to provide care to female service users at a medium secure unit in West Sussex. The company has over 20 years experience in delivering high quality assessment, treatment and care to patients and requires experienced and qualified nurses to join the growing team on site.The hospital has 80 beds on site, but is expanding with 2 new wards opening in 2010. It provides care to women with mental illnesses, personality disorders and/or learning disabilities. The facility is committed to providing a range of modern clinical therapies and individual treatment programmes for service users.To apply for these roles, you should have recently qualified as an RNLD, or will be due to qualify early in 2010. You will have the ability to communicate across a wide range of disciplines and with people from a wide range of backgrounds. Candidates should be passionate about delivering high quality care and will be willing to participate in professional development.Our client offers an excellent career development programmes, as you gain experience you will have the opportunity to take on more responsibilities with a corresponding increase in salary.Successful applicants will be required to have a satisfactory disclosure through the Criminal Records Bureau. Female applicants only need apply - these posts are exempt under section (7) (2) (d) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1975. For more information on these exciting opportunities, please call Paul Terry at Search Medical on or apply online.
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