Nursing associate

The successful candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary team to provide high-quality nursing care, including treatment room services such as wound management, immunisations, cervical screening and health checks. Supporting long-term condition management, asthma, COPD, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases. Provide health promotion, lifestyle advise and disease prevention information. Work autonomously within the clinical team to assess, plan and evaluate patient care. Maintain accurate, up to date clinical records and contribute to practice targets, quality frameworks and patient safety processes.

The nursing associate will work as part of a multidisciplinary tam to provide high-quality, compassionate care to patients within the practice. Working within their scope of practice and under the guidance of registered nurses and GPs, the post holder will support the assessment, planning, delivery and evaluation of patient care. The role will involve undertaking a range of clinical procedures including phlebotomy, wound care, vaccinations and immunisations (where trained and competent), health checks and monitoring patients with long-term conditions.

The nursing associate will contribute to the management of patients with chronic diseases such a diabetes, asthma, COPD and hypertension, supporting clinics and promoting self-care and healthy life choices. They will be responsible for maintaining accurate and timely patient records, ensuring all care is documented and appropriately within the clinical system and delivered in accordance with practice policies, professional standards and evidence based guidance. They will maintain high levels of infection prevention and control, ensure clinical areas and equipment are safe and well maintained, and contribute to safeguarding responsibilities by identifying and escalating any concerns appropriately.

The post holder will work collaboratively with patients, colleagues and external healthcare professionals to ensure seamless and effective care delivery. They will participate in clinical audits, quality improvement activities, mandatory training and continuing professional development, demonstrating a commitment to delivering safe, effective and patient-centred services.

South Leicestershire Medical Group is a dynamic, progressive, and supportive place to work and are proud of our clinical care and innovation. We currently have a diverse clinical team supported by a progressive administrative structure, caring for a total of 25,000 patients over six sites in the South of Leicestershire, covering Market Harborough, Fleckney and Great Glen.

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