Location:
Worcester Client:
SpaMedica Role:
Ophthalmic Theatre Nurse / Registered General Nurse Pay:
£32.50 to £38.00 per hour Commitment:
Minimum 3 days per week Agency:
Pulse
Ophthalmic Theatre Nurses Wanted in Worcester Pulse is currently recruiting experienced
Ophthalmic Theatre Nurses / RGNs
to work with SpaMedica in
Worcester
. This is an excellent opportunity for nurses with
hands-on ophthalmic theatre experience
who are confident working within a busy surgical environment and supporting patients undergoing ophthalmic procedures. We are particularly interested in nurses with experience in
cataract surgery and ophthalmic theatres
who can confidently work alongside surgeons and the wider multidisciplinary team. Pay Rates Monday to Friday: £32.50 per hour Saturday: £35.00 per hour Sunday: £38.00 per hour About the Role As an Ophthalmic Theatre Nurse, you will play an important role within the theatre team, helping to deliver safe, efficient and patient-focused care throughout the surgical pathway. Your responsibilities may include: Supporting patients undergoing
ophthalmic surgical procedures Working alongside surgeons and the wider theatre team Preparing the theatre environment for procedures Preparing and checking instruments and equipment Supporting the clinical team throughout ophthalmic procedures Maintaining a safe, sterile and organised theatre environment Following appropriate
aseptic techniques and infection prevention procedures Completing relevant patient and theatre safety checks Supporting and reassuring patients throughout their surgical journey Monitoring patients and escalating any clinical concerns appropriately Maintaining accurate clinical documentation Communicating effectively with surgeons, nurses and the wider multidisciplinary team Delivering consistently high standards of patient-centred care Essential Requirements To be considered for this opportunity, you must have: Current
NMC registration as a Registered Nurse Previous Ophthalmic Theatre experience Experience supporting ophthalmic surgical procedures Strong knowledge of theatre procedures and patient safety Good understanding of
aseptic technique and infection prevention Confidence working within a busy surgical theatre environment Excellent clinical and communication skills The ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team A professional, reliable and patient-focused approach Availability to commit to a minimum of 3 days per week Previous experience supporting
cataract surgery
would be highly desirable. Availability & Training Commitment Candidates
must be able to commit to a minimum of 3 days per week
, including throughout the training period. This commitment is essential to ensure you can complete the required training, become familiar with the service and work confidently within the ophthalmic theatre environment. Please only apply if you can consistently commit to
at least 3 days each week
. Why Work With Pulse? This is a fantastic opportunity for experienced Ophthalmic Theatre Nurses looking to use their specialist skills within a dedicated surgical environment. You will have support from the Pulse team throughout the recruitment, compliance and booking process, alongside competitive hourly rates of
up to £38.00 per hour
. Interested? If you are an experienced
Ophthalmic Theatre Nurse / RGN
, have the relevant theatre experience and can commit to
3 days per week
, we would love to hear from you. Contact: Sandra Makarow Principal Recruitment Consultant | Pulse Email:
Tel:
Ophthalmic Theatre Nurse - Worcester in Manchester employer: Pulse Healthcare
Pulse Healthcare is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises collaboration and professional development. Located in the picturesque Cambridgeshire, employees benefit from a dynamic environment where they can grow their skills while making a meaningful impact on patients' lives. With opportunities for mentorship and involvement in innovative rehabilitation programmes, this role is perfect for those seeking a rewarding career in psychiatry.
