Registered Chemotherapy Nurse - Secondment at Princess Alexandra Hospital

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A fantastic opportunity has opened for a Registered Chemotherapy Nurse (Secondment) at The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust in Harlow, Essex. This role is ideal for experienced Band 5 Nurses, including foreign and overseas applicants who require UK work visa sponsorship. The position offers a competitive salary of £32,073 to £39,043 a year, presenting a valuable chance to enhance your Oncology/Haematology experience within a supportive NHS environment.

This one-year secondment is designed for an eager Band 5 Nurse keen to expand their knowledge of Haematology/Oncology Systemic Anti-Cancer Therap Therapies (SACT). Your primary responsibilities will involve delivering supportive treatments to patients receiving SACT, such as administering Iron, Blood Products, and Immunoglobulins.

While SACT competency will not be achieved during this secondment, comprehensive SACT education will be provided. Skills in cannulation, phlebotomy, or central lines are advantageous, but enthusiasm to develop these critical skills to competency is highly valued.

• Must be a Registered Nurse with current NMC registration.
• Demonstrated motivation to work and increase knowledge of Haematology/Oncology Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapies (SACT).
• Ability to act in accordance with the NMC Code of Conduct at all times.
• Enthusiasm to develop skills in cannulation, venepuncture, and central venous catheters if not already proficient.
• Open to foreign/overseas applicants requiring UK Skilled Worker (Tier
  2) visa sponsorship.

• Competitive NHS Band 5 salary (£32,073 to £39,043 a year).
• Valuable one-year secondment to gain specialised Oncology/Haematology experience.
• Comprehensive SACT education provided during the secondment.
• Opportunity to work within a supportive and inclusive NHS Trust.
• Access to development opportunities and a strong focus on wellbeing.

For Nigerian and African immigrants targeting this NHS role, thorough preparation is key. Ensure your CV is tailored to UK standards, highlighting any relevant experience in oncology or haematology, even if it's from outside the UK. Polish your Linked In profile to align with UK employer expectations, and craft a compelling cover letter that directly addresses the job description and your enthusiasm for this specific secondment.

Remember to prepare for the visa sponsorship conversation; be ready to articulate your commitment to the role and how your skills align with the requirements, reassuring the employer of your long-term dedication. Having your NMC PIN and any other professional registrations in order, along with ready references, will streamline your application process.

• Ensure your NMC PIN is current and active.
• Prepare a UK-standard CV that showcases any oncology/haematology experience.
• Develop a cover letter that explicitly addresses your interest in this specific secondment and your career goals.
• Be ready to discuss your visa sponsorship needs confidently during an interview.
• Gather professional references that can speak to your nursing competencies and work ethic.

Yes, visa sponsorship is available for this Registered Chemotherapy Nurse (Secondment) role. Foreign and overseas applicants who require a UK Skilled Worker (Tier
2) visa are encouraged to apply. If your immigration status is borderline or you have specific questions about eligibility, it is advisable to contact the HR department of The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust directly for clarification before applying.