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The role requires a current UK NMC registration as an Adult Nurse, with the knowledge and clinical skills needed to assess patients, plan and deliver safe nursing care, administer medicines, maintain accurate records and recognise changes in condition. Previous hospital or community nursing experience is desirable, although newly qualified nurses may be considered. The successful candidate should communicate well with patients, relatives and colleagues, work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and demonstrate compassion, professionalism and sound clinical judgement. Flexibility is essential, as the post involves rotating shifts, including nights, weekends and public holidays. Candidates must be committed to safeguarding, infection prevention, equality, confidentiality and continuing professional development.
Isle of Wight NHS Trust provides hospital, community, mental health and ambulance services to residents and visitors across the Isle of Wight. Its main acute facility is St Mary’s Hospital in Newport, supported by community hospitals, clinics and other healthcare locations throughout the island. As the island’s principal NHS provider, the Trust delivers a broad range of services, including emergency care, medical and surgical treatment, maternity, diagnostics, rehabilitation and specialist community support. Working for the Trust offers the opportunity to serve a close-knit population while gaining experience across varied clinical environments. The organisation promotes patient-centred care, teamwork, inclusion and professional development. Staff may also benefit from NHS pension arrangements, annual leave, occupational health support and access to training, subject to the terms of the post.
The Isle of Wight is a scenic island off England’s south coast, known for beaches, coastal walks, sailing, cycling, music festivals and a relaxed community atmosphere. Employment is strongest in healthcare, tourism, hospitality, education, retail, care services, marine industries and local government. Newport is the main administrative and employment centre, while Ryde, Cowes, Shanklin and Sandown offer additional opportunities. The lifestyle is generally quieter than mainland cities, with attractive countryside and good access to outdoor activities, although housing and ferry travel costs should be considered. The island is connected to Portsmouth, Lymington and Southampton by regular ferries and hovercraft services. International applicants normally need a UK work visa; eligible NHS roles may offer Skilled Worker sponsorship, but this must be confirmed in the vacancy and with the Trust. Registration with the NMC and proof of English proficiency are required for overseas nurses.
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