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We welcome applications from Pre-Registered, Registered and Return to Practice Nurses. Whatever your background, we promise you a warm welcome and all the help and support we can offer to help you become the very best you can be. This includes a first rate induction, access to a range of development programmes and an excellent staff benefits package.
As a large NHS Trust we are regularly recruiting and have a range of exciting opportunities across many of our general nursing areas designed to suit you. Our nurses make a unique contribution to enhance the lives of patients. In return they are valued and developed to achieve their full potential at York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
For qualified nurses looking for a change, look no further. The Trust offers the prospect of being able to demonstrate experience and skills in a fast-paced ever-changing environment, as well as access to a huge range of learning and training opportunities, and support from a ward based mentor.
For Pre-Registered Nurses, we offer a fantastic supportive 12 month preceptorship programme. As an organisation we understand that we need to support you in your first nursing role and help you transition from a Pre-Registered Nurse to a Staff Nurse. We support our Pre-Registered Nurses by offering a preceptorship which will help you transition into your new roles seamlessly.
As a graduating nurse joining our Trust, you will be supported by a dedicated preceptor to help you attain the competencies in your chosen clinical area. To enable this, we offer a week of core training concentrating on the key clinical skills you require in your role. Following on from this, we also offer study days throughout your first 12 months in post, as well as regular access to our senior nursing team. We are fully committed to supporting your transition from a student to a Registered Nurse. We also offer a wide range of benefits which you can view by visiting the Trust’s dedicated Staff Benefits pages.
We hold regular on site recruitment events for our nursing staff, this gives you the opportunity to come and meet our friendly nurses and visit our sites.
We guarantee you a first rate preceptorship, access to a range of development programmes and an excellent staff benefits package including the following:
• Pre-Registered Nurses who have completed their degree and are awaiting NMC registration may be paid at AfC Band 5.
• The Trust will pay for your NMC registration fee.
• You may be eligible for financial support if you are relocating to join our Trust.
York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides midwifery care to women living in and around York, North Yorkshire and the East coast. We are looking for Registered Midwives to join our fantastic team to provide ante natal, intra partum and post natal care in a variety of settings both in the hospital and out in our brilliant Community.
We are a supportive, dynamic team who embraces the implementation of continuity of care and we are seeking motivated, progressive midwives to apply to be part of our maternity transformation plans.
It is such an exciting time to be part of the Trust, you will be responsible for the assessment of care needs and the development, implementation and evaluation of programmes of care to women and their babies throughout pregnancy, labour, and the postnatal period.
We are looking for fantastic midwifery graduates who can use their newly acquired learning to positively impact women, families and communities throughout their professional lives.
At the Trust we will equip you to become a skilled, knowledgeable and compassionate midwife, able to provide excellent care for women, newborn infants and families. We will support you to continue to grow and develop you to be the best midwife you can be.
"You never forget the first day you help a woman bring a new life into the world!"
My day varies from week to week. Some days I'm in the hospital providing labour care for both low and high risk women. Other days I may be running my own antenatal clinic or conducting postnatal visits out in the community.
I am extremely proud of myself for becoming a midwife, especially after being told by a careers adviser at college that I should contemplate a different career path because my A-level grades weren't high enough. It just goes to show that if you put your mind to something you can do it!
I enjoy witnessing the transition women go through during their pregnancy, birth and post natal period and feel very privileged to be able to be part of that journey with them.
Being a midwife is an exceptionally rewarding career and I am extremely grateful to have a job which I love. However, it doesn't come without its challenges. I have to work weekends, sometimes missing our on friends and family's events and stay behind late at work.
But don't let it put you off because I promise that seeing the difference you've made and how you have impacted a woman's life no matter how big or small- will make up for it.
To apply for our Nursing and Midwifery roles please click on the vacancy tab at the top and apply today.
