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Practice Nurse | St Andrews, Fife
Salary/Banding: within the range of Band 6, dependant on skills and experience
Hours: 30 hours per week, specific days to be negotiated
An opportunity has arisen for a Practice Nurse to join our established and forward-thinking team. Pipeland Medical Practice is a busy, friendly training practice with a patient population of over 15,000 patients. We value collaborative working, innovation, and professional development, alongside a healthy work-life balance and a supportive team culture.
Based within the town of St Andrews within a modern Community Hospital, we are committed to multi-disciplinary team working. Our team includes eight GP Partners, an ANP Partner, a salaried GP Retainer, three further Advanced Nurse Practitioners, three Practice Nurses, two Health Care Assistants, a Mental Health Triage Nurse, the wider Health Visitor and District Nursing teams, as well as support from NHS Fife Pharmacists, all of whom are supported by an experienced administration team.
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The ideal candidate will be friendly and motivated with excellent communication skills. The role involves chronic disease management, autonomously running clinics for patients with COPD, Asthma, Diabetes, CHD, Hypertension, CVD, and helping to promote healthy lifestyles to patients managing their health conditions. The role will also consist of Family Planning, Cervical Cytology, and INR Clinics.
It is desirable to be an independent prescriber or working towards this qualification, but it is not essential. Although previous experience of working in a Primary Care setting is desirable, it is not essential, and the candidate must be willing to complete the General Practice Nurse course, delivered by NES and supported by the practice, or equivalent training.


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Informal Enquiries
For more information or to arrange an informal visit, please contact Linsey Keiller, Advanced Nurse Practitioner Partner at Pipeland Medical Practice on 01334 476840 or email linsey.keiller@nhs.scot
To apply
Please send your CV with a covering letter to the Practice Manager on lynseyanne.marwick@nhs.scot
Closing Date: Thursday 22 October 2026, with interviews to be held the following week. The Practice reserves the right to close the advert early should a suitable candidate be found.
Equality and Diversity
NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among our workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. The aim is for our workforce to be truly representative and for each employee to feel respected and able to give their best. To this end, NHS Scotland welcomes applications from all sections of society.
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