Leaders in Care
Senior Nurse

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Senior Nurse Days Only
Location: London
Salary: £45,000 per annum
Are you a dedicated and experienced nurse looking for a senior role with greater autonomy and the chance to make a lasting impact? Join one of London's most established neuro-disability services as a Senior Nurse (Days Only) and lead exceptional care through the night within a highly specialised setting.
With a proud history of providing expert care since 1892, this service supports individuals with complex neurological conditions including brain and spinal injuries, stroke, and progressive neurological disorders. As a Senior Nurse, you'll play a critical role in ensuring clinical excellence overnight, supported by a well-resourced and forward-thinking team.
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What you'll receive:
- Competitive salary of £45,000 per annum
- Fully funded Level 6 Neuroscience Nursing qualification
- Generous 10% pension contributions
- Clear pathways to further career advancement
- Complimentary meals during night shifts
- A structured CPD programme and regular in-house training opportunities
Your role as Senior Nurse Days Only:
- Take clinical lead responsibility during night shifts, ensuring safe, effective, and person-centred care
- Deliver and oversee complex care, including tracheostomy and ventilator management
- Provide support and guidance to junior staff, acting as a mentor and role model
- Maintain high standards of clinical documentation and follow best practice guidelines
- Engage in ongoing professional development and contribute to the continuous improvement of services


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What we're looking for:
- A Registered Nurse (RGN) with a valid NMC PIN
- Experience in complex care and high-acuity nursing
- Strong leadership qualities and a commitment to clinical excellence
- Confident working independently during night shifts while fostering a collaborative team environment
If you're ready to take on a senior nursing role with real responsibility and development in a night-shift setting, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now or contact Callum on +44 7445 309375 at Leaders in Care for a confidential conversation.
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