NHS Ayrshire & Arran
253863 Neonatal Nurse (Band 6)

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Neonatal Nurses Wanted at Band 6
We are seeking enthusiastic and motivated Neonatal Nurses to join our team at Band 6 level.
Requirements
- Current first-level NMC registration
- Recent experience working within a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Completion of the Neonatal Nurse Quality in Specialty (QIS) qualification
Opportunities
- Several posts available, both permanent and fixed term
- Consideration given to full-time or part-time working
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Key Qualities
- Committed and collaborative team player
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong passion for delivering high-quality, family-integrated care
- Motivated to drive positive change within care pathways
- Enthusiasm for improving health and wellbeing
- Willingness to embrace and lead change
- Resilience when working with complex family situations
- Strong leadership skills to support effective service delivery


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The post holder will be expected to work flexibly in line with the needs of the Neonatal Service and Family and Support services Directorate.
Contact Information
Informal enquiries to - becky.mcknight@nhs.scot
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