WAS THAT IT?
 
Surely the summer can’t have passed us by already! If you are one of the nurses still looking forward to a summer vacation then lucky you, we wish you a happy holiday. If on the other hand you have already had yours there is no need to slip into an Autumn decline…not when we have so many exciting new opportunities and challenges on offer for you right now!
 
So grab yourself a cuppa (or a Pina Colada if you are still in holiday mode) take ten minutes out for yourself and read about the excellent opportunities that Health Professionals have opened up for your consideration.
 
Occupational Health Nurses – Where art thou?
 
We have two amazing opportunities for forward thinking Occupational Health Nurses to join fabulous companies where you will be valued and well rewarded for your role. For both roles we are able to offer staring salaries of £35K
 
The first is for a large international Corporation, they do require you to have the OH Degree or to be at least in your  final six months of study (with an expected pass of course!). Excellent benefits and superb working conditions await the right nurse.
 
Second opportunity is for an Occupational Health Nurse with Case Management experience. The OH degree would be desirable but not essential if you have a proven occupational health background. Again, excellent benefits and that super £35K starting salary.
 
Please do call Angie now on 0207 2011 1140 for more information and to register your interest in these positions.
 
 
Our speciality - Office based Opportunities
 
Excellent permanent opportunities for registered nurses seeking a role away from the ward environment where their clinical experience can be used to assist patients undergoing new drug therapies and treatments. You’d get to work in a great easily commutable West London location in a lovely state of the art office where you’d work in a team environment.
 
You’d be:
 
•           A registered nurse with at least one years experience post qualification
•           Happy to work in a busy vibrant office environment
•           Have a great telephone manner, warm personality and a calm relaxed attitude
•           Be computer literate with the basics all in place
•           Want to be away from the ward, happy to be using your clinical skills in a new environment
•           Able to accommodate the job specifications below
 
Key job points:
 
•           Office are open 8.30am-8.30pm seven days a week, you would work a rotating shift pattern covering these hours but the good news is you only have to work oneweekend per month!
•            Starting salary is £24,500 per annum for a 37.5hr week (after 12 week probationary period)
•            Prestigious global company
•            Excellent benefits package
•           Good company promotional prospects
 
 
Weekend Office Based Nurse Role – Telephone Triage Role
 
You may be an already working nurse looking to boost your income, or even a working mum looking for weekend work to better accommodate your childcare arrangements? Either way we have super opportunites for nurses with an A&E/emergency nursing background to work as an office based telephone triage nurse – weekends only.
 
Variety of shifts on offer covering the office either on an early 7.30am-4.30pm or a late 4.30pm till 10pm. You may like to work just one day or maybe even both – we have an area of flexibility with this shifts so do come and talk to us – we can discuss the role and requirements in more detail.
 
Site Nurse – based London with occasional visits to Cambridge
 
Excellent opportunity to work as a site nurse based in West London but may need to visit other sites in the UK so a car owner/driver would be ideal. Obviously all expenses paid and starting salary IRO 30K!
 
The individual must be a graduate nurse with a minimum of 3 years nursing experience. A wide range of in-hospital clinical experience is beneficial, as well as any experience in the business field. Prior experience with the American healthcare service or with healthcare management will also be beneficial.
 
• The site nurse must provide evidence of good clinical knowledge.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are necessary, with the ability to negotiate, persuade, and influence across a wide spectrum of people and disciplines
• Excellent customer service skills are necessary with a strong customer focus and client satisfaction ethic.
 
Site Nurse – based Frankfurt, Germany
 
Position as above but based in Frankfurt, there will be a requirement to visit other local sites in Germany so again a car driver will be essential.
 
  
Excellent 6 month Peadiatric Nurse Opportunity
 
This is a unique 6 month contract, during which you will be trained in all aspects of clinical research. You do not need to be an RN Child nurse but you do need to be a registered nurse (top E, F/G grade) with experience of an acute paediatric environment i.e. paediatric A & E, PICU/HDU or Neo-natal.

This is an initial six month post at F Grade and Grade G (depending on your experience).

Continuing and professional development will be offered throughout the programme as will the opportunity to develop teaching and presentation skills. Nurses involved in this project will be equipped with excellent clinical trial skills and knowledge on completion enabling progression in this area of nursing for the future. The details of the project are confidential but we can tell you that it’s a worldwide project and you will be involved in assisting at the London sites.
 
Six month assignment staring September and October – interviews NOW!
 
Ward opportunities
 
We have a number of excellent client’s in the private sector offering opportunities in just about every clinical setting. Please do register your CV with us on-line at www.healthprofessionals.info so that we can contact you should we have a vacancy that suits your requirements. In particular we are always on the look out nurses experiences in the following areas, Peadiatric ITU, Oncology/Chemotherapy, Stroke/Rehabilitation, Neuro/Neuro Rehab – if you are a great nurse – we will find you a great post – it really is as simple as that!
 
 
Thank you for taking the time to read our newsletter – don’t forget to forward it around to your friends – in fact this month, if you share this information by forwarding the newsletter to 10 of your nursing friends and copy it in to team@healthprofessionals.com we will include you in our draw for a bottle of champagne. (Winner will be contacted by email by September 30^th)
 
And finally – just in case you read this whilst drinking your cuppa but wishing that it had been a pina colada we have included the recipe for you below…enjoy!
 
3 oz light rum
3 tbsp coconut milk
3 tbsp crushed pineapples
Put all ingredients into an electric blender with 2 cups of crushed ice. Blend at a high speed for a short length of time. Strain into a tall glass and serve with a straw.