Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Shr Group
Langley, SloughView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£104,000
Contract
Not specified
Hours
Part time
Closing date
Not specified
In plain English
What this job actually involves
The role is a part‑time Advanced Nurse Practitioner in a GP surgery in Slough. You will see patients with minor illnesses, do telephone triage and prescribe using the V300 system. It suits an ANP who enjoys primary‑care work and can work Tuesdays to Fridays, 9‑6.
What you'll need
- Must be an Advanced Nurse Practitioner with a valid NMC PIN
- Experience managing minor illnesses in a primary‑care setting
- Ability to conduct telephone triage confidently
- Familiarity with the V300 prescribing system
- Available to work Tuesdays‑Fridays, 9am‑6pm
How to boost your chances
- Include your NMC registration number clearly on your CV
- Highlight any GP or community nursing experience
- Give examples of telephone triage or prescribing you have done
- Mention your comfort with using electronic prescribing software
- Confirm you can commit to the 3‑month contract and part‑time days
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Job description
Job Description We are currently looking for a ANP to work within our GP Surgery in Slough For the following: Days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays Hours: 9:00 - 18:00 Contract: 3 Months Duties: Minor illness, Telephone Triage, v300 Prescribing Requirement: Must be an ANP with an NMC Pin Rate: £50ph
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Provenance
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Adzuna
First seen
26 September 2026
Last checked
16 October 2026
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