NHS Ayrshire & Arran
PM255553 - Practice Educator -Women and Children's Division

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An exciting opportunity has arisen for the appointment of a part-time Band 6 Practice Educator within the Women and Children’s Practice Education & Development team in NHS Grampian (0.2 WTE)
This post is a one year secondment.
Applicants should be:
- A registered midwife with a current NMC registration
- Experience of working with pre-registration students as a Practice Supervisor or Assessor
We are seeking a motivated registered midwife to be part of our team. You will be responsible for:
- Supporting pre and post registration training and education
- Working across NHS Grampian and engaging with the workforce at all levels to implement change and support ongoing development
- A particular area of focus will be supporting the transition of services to the Baird Family Hospital
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As a Practice Educator, you will:
- Be based in Aberdeen Maternity Hospital supporting students, new registrants and the wider workforce
- Play a key role in creating positive learning environments, enhancing practice learning experiences, and contributing to the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care


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Applications are encouraged from those that wish to work part time. Additionally, the post holder must demonstrate experience of facilitating learning and show evidence of commitment to own professional development.
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Please Contact:
- Amber Balkwill – amber.balkwill@nhs.scot
- Practice Educator, Women and Children’s Division (01224) 552616
Interviews will be held on: 01 October 2026
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