Average Paediatric Nurse salary in the UK

One of the Trusts in the Surrey area is looking for an experienced, well-organized, motivated, and enthusiastic Band 6 Paediatric nurse to join their team. Job Description: The role of Band 6 sister requires a dynamic forward-thinking nurse, to help further develop the team, whilst delivering exceptional levels of care and family support. You will require excellent organizational, communication, and teamwork skills and the ability to support and deliver paediatric care with effective leadership and management skills. As a Band 6, you will support the ward day-to-day responsibilities and will be involved in the implementation of policies, protocols, and procedures to ensure Trust and national standards are met. You must support and develop the junior members of the clinical team and offer support to Band 7. This is an exciting opportunity to work within an integrated children's service providing care to children and their families on a general Paediatric Ward. The ward offers a wide range of experience, caring for children and young people with a range of medical and surgical conditions. The ward consists of 29 beds including a 5 bedded Level 1 HDU and designated teenage beds. There is also an 8 bedded Paediatric Assessment Unit attached. Skills: Registered nurse ChildrenSignificant post-registration experience in an acute settingSubstantial experience on an acute surgical wardHDU competencies, IV trained and Central line trained, Cannulation & venepunctureDemonstrate the ability to work with and mentor Junior StaffAwareness of professional ResponsibilitiesDemonstrate an understanding of normal child development To apply to this role, please reply with your updated CV and job reference number - BS/10070/RCN1

One of the Trusts in the Midlands is seeking an experienced, organized, and motivated Band 6 Paediatric Nurse to join their team. The Trust offers a wide range of services, from emergency care to specialized treatments, with a strong commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care supported by a dedicated team. The Trust also emphasizes innovation and continuous improvement to meet the community's needs. Job Description: The post holder will assess care needs, develop, implement, and evaluate care programs independently. They will also participate in teaching and supervising nursing and non-nursing staff and may work on both the Children's Ward and the Paediatric area within the Emergency Department. Responsibilities include managing and delivering high standards of nursing care, ensuring effective communication with families, performing clinical roles, supporting training, maintaining records, promoting research-based practices, and upholding professional standards. Skills: Registered Nurse - ChildrenSignificant post-registration experience in an acute settingSubstantial experience on an acute surgical wardHDU competencies, IV trained, Central line trained, Cannulation & venepunctureAbility to work with and mentor junior staffAwareness of professional responsibilitiesUnderstanding of normal child development To apply for this role, please reply with your updated CV and job reference number - BS/10154/RCN1.

The Trust's paediatric team is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated nurses with adult or learning disability qualifications to work on our acute inpatient unit, paediatric day case unit, and paediatric assessment unit. A rotation between all three areas is also available. Responsibilities: Understands the NMC Code and Trust Policies and Procedures relating to confidentiality.Demonstrates effective communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal.Maintains high standards in record keeping.Demonstrates competent clinical practice.Is accountable for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care without supervision.Identifies the psychological, social, physical, and cultural needs of children and their families, and acts with guidance to meet them.Actively prioritizes and organizes workload.Is responsible for maintaining accurate patient records and has a working knowledge of relevant hospital IT systems.With guidance, uses analytical and judgmental skills to participate in collaborative decision-making within the nursing team.Works in partnership with patients and their carers in decision-making, ensuring their views are taken into account.Recognizes own limitations and practices guided by the NMC Code of Conduct, Scope of Professional Practice, Trust Policies, and Procedures.Understands the effective management of financial and physical resources.Has a working knowledge of the incident reporting system and mechanisms for reducing risk, such as identifying the need and requesting risk assessments.Delivers safe, high-quality, and effective care.Collaborates with patients, families, and all members of the MDT to plan and deliver care.Is receptive to change and participates in activities that bring about service improvement.Aware of and delivers national benchmarks for standards of good practice. Essential: Experience working with acute/chronically sick children or specialized transferable skills.Understanding of professional and current issues in children's nursing.Understanding of the importance of research and evidence-based practice.Basic computer skills.Understanding of safeguarding issues according to Trust policies and procedures.Understanding or evidence of fulfilling requirements for Revalidation.Knowledge of clinical governance principles (e.g., risk management, audit, quality).Experience working as part of a diverse team.Experience contributing to an inclusive workplace culture. To apply for this role, please reply with your updated CV and job reference number - BS/10176/RCN1.