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Community Nurse

Meaningful patient relationships | Clinical autonomy | Structured weekday working | Community-focused care If you became a nurse to deliver personalised care rather than constantly firefighting, this Community Nurse opportunity could be exactly what you're looking for. Supporting adults in their own homes, you'll have the time, autonomy, and continuity needed to build meaningful relationships and focus on what matters most: delivering exceptional patient care. As a Community Nurse, you'll enjoy manageable caseloads, fewer interruptions, and the freedom to make clinical decisions while being backed by a supportive multidisciplinary team. Whether you're currently working as a Staff Nurse, Registered Nurse, or looking to transition into community healthcare, this role offers a more balanced and rewarding way to practise nursing. Package & Benefits Base salary up to £39,000 per annum, depending on experience. Fully expensed company car and fuel card or car allowance of £4,877.50 plus mileage. 33 days annual leave inclusive of bank holidays, with the option to buy additional leave. NMC fees paid. Contributory pension scheme. Mobile phone and tablet provided. About the Company This nationally recognised community healthcare provider is committed to delivering high-quality care where patients are most comfortable: in their own homes. The service is built around continuity of care, clinical excellence, and giving healthcare professionals the time and support needed to make a genuine difference every day. Key Responsibilities Deliver safe, evidence-based care to adult patients within the community. Complete comprehensive clinical assessments and contribute to ongoing care planning. Provide education, reassurance, and support to patients, families, and carers. Work closely with local NHS services and multidisciplinary teams to achieve positive outcomes. About You Registered Nurse with a valid NMC PIN. Full UK driving licence and within a 40-minute commute from York. Experience within adult nursing in a hospital, community, district nursing, or healthcare setting. If you're a Community Nurse or Registered Nurse looking for a role that offers greater autonomy, improved work-life balance, and more time with your patients, we'd love to hear from you. Even if your CV isn't fully up to date, please get in touch. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.  

Community Nurse

Meaningful patient relationships | Clinical autonomy | Structured weekday working | Community-focused care If you became a nurse to deliver personalised care rather than constantly firefighting, this Community Nurse opportunity could be exactly what you're looking for. Supporting adults in their own homes, you'll have the time, autonomy, and continuity needed to build meaningful relationships and focus on what matters most: delivering exceptional patient care. As a Community Nurse, you'll enjoy manageable caseloads, fewer interruptions, and the freedom to make clinical decisions while being backed by a supportive multidisciplinary team. Whether you're currently working as a Staff Nurse, Registered Nurse, or looking to transition into community healthcare, this role offers a more balanced and rewarding way to practise nursing. Package & Benefits Base salary up to £39,000 per annum, depending on experience. Fully expensed company car and fuel card or car allowance of £4,877.50 plus mileage. 33 days annual leave inclusive of bank holidays, with the option to buy additional leave. NMC fees paid. Contributory pension scheme. Mobile phone and tablet provided. About the Company This nationally recognised community healthcare provider is committed to delivering high-quality care where patients are most comfortable: in their own homes. The service is built around continuity of care, clinical excellence, and giving healthcare professionals the time and support needed to make a genuine difference every day. Key Responsibilities Deliver safe, evidence-based care to adult patients within the community. Complete comprehensive clinical assessments and contribute to ongoing care planning. Provide education, reassurance, and support to patients, families, and carers. Work closely with local NHS services and multidisciplinary teams to achieve positive outcomes. About You Registered Nurse with a valid NMC PIN. Full UK driving licence. Experience within adult nursing in a hospital, community, district nursing, or healthcare setting. If you're a Community Nurse or Registered Nurse looking for a role that offers greater autonomy, improved work-life balance, and more time with your patients, we'd love to hear from you. Even if your CV isn't fully up to date, please get in touch. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.  

Community Paediatric Nurse

Meaningful Community Care | Small Caseloads | Monday to Friday Working | Structured Clinical Support Delivering truly personalised care is difficult when you're managing volume. As a Community Paediatric Nurse, you'll have the time, autonomy, and clinical support to focus on what matters most: helping children and families receive outstanding care in the comfort of their own homes. Whether you're currently working as an RSCN, Children's Nurse, Paediatric Nurse, or Paediatric Community Nurse, this opportunity offers a genuine alternative to busy ward environments while maintaining high clinical standards. This Community Paediatric Nurse role combines specialist clinical work with an exceptional work-life balance. You'll manage a small caseload, build meaningful relationships with families, and be supported by a well-established clinical team that prioritises quality care over targets and volume. Package & Benefits Base salary up to £39,000 per annum. Fully expensed company car and fuel card or £4,877.50 car allowance. Monday to Friday working with no nights or weekends. 33 days annual leave including bank holidays, with the option to buy additional leave. Pension scheme. Mobile phone and tablet provided. About the Company This specialist community healthcare provider supports children and families through high-quality, clinically led care delivered in the home. Their focus is on continuity, safety, and personalised support, creating an environment where healthcare professionals can spend more time caring for patients and less time navigating unnecessary pressures. Key Responsibilities Deliver specialist paediatric nursing care including IV therapy, cannulation, and subcutaneous injections. Manage a caseload of children in the community, ensuring safe and effective care delivery. Complete clinical assessments, monitor treatment outcomes, and adapt care plans where required. Work collaboratively with families, carers, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to coordinate care. About You Registered Children's Nurse (RSCN/RCN) with an active NMC PIN. Experience working within hospital or community paediatric settings. Competent in cannulation, subcutaneous injections, and clinical assessment. Full UK driving licence and based in Northwest London If you're an experienced Paediatric Nurse looking for a role that offers greater autonomy, better balance, and the opportunity to make a lasting difference, we'd love to hear from you. Even if your CV isn't fully up to date, get in touch for a confidential conversation. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.  

Community Chemotherapy Nurse

Autonomous Community Practice | Meaningful Patient Relationships | Specialist Clinical Support | Ongoing Professional Development Using your oncology expertise in the community offers a unique opportunity to build stronger patient relationships while delivering truly personalised care. This Community Chemotherapy Nurse role gives you the autonomy to provide life-changing treatment in patients' homes, supported by an experienced clinical team that prioritises both patient outcomes and professional development. Whether you're currently working as a Chemotherapy Nurse or Oncology Nurse, you'll have the time and support to make a meaningful difference every day. As a Community Chemotherapy Nurse, you'll manage a small caseload, delivering specialist treatments in a one-to-one setting where you can focus on quality care rather than competing clinical demands. You'll enjoy a high degree of autonomy while benefiting from structured development, clinical support, and clear opportunities to further enhance your oncology expertise. Package & Benefits Salary up to £44,500 per annum, depending on experience. Fully expensed company car and fuel card, or car allowance of £4,877.50 per annum plus mileage. Monday to Friday working pattern, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Private healthcare cover. Funded training, ongoing development, and financial support for further qualifications. About the Company This specialist healthcare provider partners with the NHS to deliver complex treatments directly to patients in their homes. With a strong focus on safety, clinical excellence, and patient-centred care, the organisation is committed to supporting its nurses through ongoing development, robust clinical governance, and a collaborative culture that values expertise and compassion. Key Responsibilities Deliver chemotherapy treatment safely and effectively within patients' homes. Undertake comprehensive patient assessments and monitor treatment responses throughout the care journey. Provide education, reassurance, and personalised clinical support to patients and their carers. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and report adverse events in line with clinical protocols. About You Registered Nurse with a valid NMC PIN. Must be a SACT Passport holder with competency in cytotoxic administration, cannulation, and clinical assessment. Full UK driving licence and based within a 40-minute commute of Plymouth If you're looking for a Community Chemotherapy Nurse position where you can provide exceptional one-to-one care while continuing to develop your oncology career, we'd love to hear from you. Even if your CV isn't fully up to date, please get in touch. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.  

Community Chemotherapy Nurse

Autonomous Community Practice | Meaningful Patient Relationships | Specialist Clinical Support | Ongoing Professional Development Using your oncology expertise in the community offers a unique opportunity to build stronger patient relationships while delivering truly personalised care. This Community Chemotherapy Nurse role gives you the autonomy to provide life-changing treatment in patients' homes, supported by an experienced clinical team that prioritises both patient outcomes and professional development. Whether you're currently working as a Chemotherapy Nurse or Oncology Nurse, you'll have the time and support to make a meaningful difference every day. As a Community Chemotherapy Nurse, you'll manage a small caseload, delivering specialist treatments in a one-to-one setting where you can focus on quality care rather than competing clinical demands. You'll enjoy a high degree of autonomy while benefiting from structured development, clinical support, and clear opportunities to further enhance your oncology expertise. Package & Benefits Salary up to £44,500 per annum, depending on experience. Fully expensed company car and fuel card, or car allowance of £4,877.50 per annum plus mileage. Monday to Friday working pattern, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Private healthcare cover. Funded training, ongoing development, and financial support for further qualifications. About the Company This specialist healthcare provider partners with the NHS to deliver complex treatments directly to patients in their homes. With a strong focus on safety, clinical excellence, and patient-centred care, the organisation is committed to supporting its nurses through ongoing development, robust clinical governance, and a collaborative culture that values expertise and compassion. Key Responsibilities Deliver chemotherapy treatment safely and effectively within patients' homes. Undertake comprehensive patient assessments and monitor treatment responses throughout the care journey. Provide education, reassurance, and personalised clinical support to patients and their carers. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and report adverse events in line with clinical protocols. About You Registered Nurse with a valid NMC PIN. Must be a SACT Passport holder with competency in cytotoxic administration, cannulation, and clinical assessment. Full UK driving licence and based within a 40-minute commute of Cardiff If you're looking for a Community Chemotherapy Nurse position where you can provide exceptional one-to-one care while continuing to develop your oncology career, we'd love to hear from you. Even if your CV isn't fully up to date, please get in touch. Contact Leaders in Care for more information or a confidential discussion.