Community Nurse

We’re recruiting a Community Nurse to support patients at home following discharge from Southampton General Hospital — helping them recover safely, comfortably, and with continuity of care. With a salary up to £39,000 and the option of either a company car or car allowance, this is an exciting opportunity for a Community Nurse looking for autonomy, clinical variety, and genuine impact in their work.

You’ll be joining a leading European life-sciences organisation with 30+ years supporting patients across the UK. Their model blends digital support, personalised pathways, and a clinical workforce of more than 700 — giving you the platform, tools, and training to excel as a Community Nurse while developing new skills and progressing your career.

What you’ll be doing
Delivering high-quality nursing care in patients’ own homes.

Supporting early hospital discharge and preventing avoidable readmissions.

Building meaningful clinical relationships with patients and MDT partners.

Completing IV therapy administration, wound care, venepuncture, and general nursing duties.

Working a mix of early and late shifts across a 7-day rota.

Package & Benefits
Salary up to £39,000

Company car or £4,887.50 car allowance

NMC fees covered

25 days annual leave + bank holidays

Private medical insurance & life assurance (qualifying period)

Pension contribution scheme

Employee rewards platform & retailer discounts

Annual pay reviews + ongoing funded development

Refer-a-friend bonuses and company events

What we’re looking for
Registered Nurse with full UK driving licence

Venepuncture, IV administration, and wound-care competence

Community experience welcome but not essential

Confident working autonomously in the community

Flexible to rotate between earlies and lates over a 7-day schedule

If you're a Community Nurse — or ready to step into community-based practice this role offers the freedom, support, and reward that lets you see the impact of your care every single day. Apply now or contact Callum, (phone number removed) at Leaders in Care today. We’d love to hear from you