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We are seeking a compassionate and highly motivated Registered Nurse to join an endoscopy team delivering safe, effective and patient-centred care. This is an opportunity to work in a specialised clinical environment where professionalism, attention to detail and excellent communication are essential.

You will provide nursing care throughout the patient journey, including admission, preparation, support during procedures and recovery. Your responsibilities will include undertaking clinical assessments, gaining informed consent in line with local policy, monitoring patients before, during and after procedures, administering medication and sedation as prescribed, and recognising and responding promptly to any changes in condition.

You will work closely with endoscopists, healthcare assistants and other members of the multidisciplinary team to ensure procedures are delivered safely and efficiently. You will contribute to maintaining a clean and controlled clinical environment, follow infection prevention and control procedures, and support the safe handling and transfer of endoscopy equipment in accordance with relevant guidance. Accurate documentation, effective handovers and compliance with safeguarding, health and safety and incident-reporting requirements will also be central to the role.

The successful candidate will be a Registered Nurse with current NMC registration and a commitment to maintaining high standards of clinical practice. Experience in endoscopy, theatres, day surgery, outpatient procedures or another relevant acute setting is desirable, although applicants with transferable skills and a willingness to undertake specialist training will be considered. Knowledge of patient monitoring, intravenous therapy, sedation and emergency procedures would be advantageous.

You should be organised, adaptable and able to remain calm in a busy environment. A caring approach, sound clinical judgement and the ability to communicate confidently with patients, relatives and colleagues are essential. You will be supported with an appropriate induction, ongoing professional development and opportunities to expand your endoscopy skills.

An exciting opportunity is available for a dedicated Registered Nurse to join a busy Endoscopy team. This role is suited to a compassionate and organised nurse who is committed to delivering safe, high-quality care throughout the patient journey, from admission and preparation through to recovery and discharge.

You will undertake comprehensive patient assessments, obtain relevant medical histories and ensure that individuals are appropriately prepared for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Working closely with the multidisciplinary team, you will support the delivery of endoscopic procedures, maintaining patient dignity, privacy and comfort at all times. You will also monitor patients before, during and after procedures, recognising and escalating any changes in condition promptly.

Key responsibilities will include administering medication in accordance with local policies, assisting with sedation and monitoring, maintaining accurate clinical records, and providing clear information and reassurance to patients and their relatives. You will contribute to infection prevention and control standards, safe handling of equipment, stock management and the maintenance of a clean and efficient clinical environment. Following procedures, you will provide appropriate discharge advice and ensure patients understand any follow-up arrangements.

The successful candidate will be a Registered Nurse with current professional registration and relevant post-registration experience. Experience in endoscopy, gastroenterology, theatres, recovery or another acute clinical setting is desirable. You should have a sound understanding of patient safety, medicines management, safeguarding and infection control, together with the ability to recognise and respond to clinical deterioration.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential, as is the ability to work effectively as part of a supportive multidisciplinary team. You will be expected to demonstrate professionalism, compassion, initiative and attention to detail, while managing competing priorities in a fast-paced environment. A commitment to continuing professional development and service improvement is also required.

This role offers the opportunity to develop specialist endoscopy knowledge and contribute meaningfully to a high standard of patient care. Applicants must be willing to participate in relevant training and work flexibly to meet the needs of the service, including occasional varied shifts where required.

We are seeking an experienced Plastics Scrub professional to join a busy operating theatre team. This role will support a range of reconstructive, cosmetic and specialist plastic surgery procedures, delivering safe, efficient and compassionate care throughout the patient journey.

Working as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, you will prepare the operating room, equipment and surgical instruments before each procedure. You will act as the scrub practitioner, anticipating the surgeon’s requirements, maintaining a sterile field and ensuring that instruments, swabs and other items are accurately counted and recorded. You will also assist with surgical safety checks, specimen handling and the safe transfer of patients to and from theatre.

The successful candidate will contribute to high standards of infection prevention, clinical governance and patient safety. Responsibilities will include checking specialist equipment, reporting faults or incidents promptly, maintaining accurate documentation and supporting the cleaning and restocking of theatre areas. You will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetic colleagues, recovery staff and other healthcare professionals to ensure procedures run smoothly and efficiently.

You should be a registered nurse or operating department practitioner with relevant theatre experience and a strong background in plastics, reconstructive surgery or a related surgical speciality. Excellent knowledge of aseptic technique, surgical instrumentation and theatre protocols is essential. Experience in microsurgery, skin grafting, breast surgery, hand surgery or maxillofacial procedures would be advantageous.

You will need to demonstrate sound clinical judgement, attention to detail and the ability to remain calm in a fast-paced environment. A professional, flexible and collaborative approach is essential, together with a commitment to maintaining confidentiality and delivering consistently high standards of care. You should also be willing to participate in training, service improvement and, where required, shift patterns covering a range of theatre operating hours.

An experienced and conscientious Plastics Scrub professional is required to support the safe and effective delivery of surgical procedures within a busy operating theatre environment. The successful candidate will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, operating department practitioners and wider clinical teams to provide high standards of patient care before, during and after surgery.

Responsibilities will include preparing operating theatres, checking equipment and ensuring all required instruments, implants, dressings and consumables are available and fit for use. You will act as the sterile scrub practitioner during a range of plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic procedures, anticipating the surgeon’s needs, maintaining an accurate count of instruments and swabs, and responding promptly to changing clinical requirements.

You will be expected to maintain strict aseptic technique and comply with infection prevention, health and safety, surgical safety and documentation procedures. Duties will also include assisting with the preparation and handling of specialist equipment, supporting specimen management, completing theatre records accurately, and contributing to the safe transfer and handover of patients. The role may involve assisting with procedures such as skin grafts, reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, burns treatment and other complex soft-tissue interventions.

Applicants should hold a relevant nursing or operating department qualification and have current professional registration where applicable. Previous experience in plastics, reconstructive surgery or a comparable surgical speciality is desirable, together with a sound understanding of perioperative practice. You must be confident working as part of a multidisciplinary team, able to prioritise effectively and remain calm in a fast-paced environment.

Strong communication, attention to detail and a commitment to compassionate patient care are essential. You should be willing to participate in ongoing training, maintain clinical competence and contribute to service improvement. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including occasional evenings, weekends or on-call duties, may be required.