Nursing Associate - Complex Community Care in London

Are you an NMC-registered Nursing Associate who enjoys hands-on clinical care and helping others develop their skills? Join a community complex care team supporting people with long-term health conditions and complex needs to live safely and independently in their own homes.
You'll get to know the people you support, work alongside Registered Nurses and other healthcare professionals, and coach care staff so they feel confident delivering safe, consistent care.
What's on offer
£14.40ph and £14.90ph weekends
Company-paid training and professional development
Opportunities to gain further complex care competencies and progress your career
Fuel card
Annual training bonus
Employee assistance programme and access to a financial wellbeing app
Refer-a-friend scheme
What you'll do
Deliver person-centred clinical care at home, take observations, recognise changes in someone's health and escalate concerns promptly.
Support safe medication administration and monitoring.
Carry out clinical interventions within your professional scope and assessed competence. Depending on the care package, these may include PEG and enteral feeding, diabetes monitoring, epilepsy and seizure management, bladder and bowel care, pressure-area care, oxygen therapy and suction.
Contribute to care plans, risk assessments and clinical protocols, and keep accurate electronic care records.
Coach care staff, observe their practice and support competency assessments where appropriate.
Work with families, GPs, community nurses and wider multidisciplinary teams, including during hospital-to-home transitions.
Promote independence, dignity and choice while maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control.
What you'll need
A Nursing Associate qualification and current NMC registration as a Nursing Associate .
Hands-on experience supporting people with complex health needs.
Strong clinical observation skills and the ability to recognise deterioration and escalate concerns appropriately.
A good understanding of medication safety, safeguarding and infection prevention.
Confidence working independently in the community within your professional scope.
Strong communication and record-keeping skills, with the ability to coach and support care staff.
A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle .
Experience in complex homecare, hospital-to-home transitions or staff competency assessments would be welcome. We'd also like to hear from you if you've supported people with learning disabilities, autism, complex communication needs or behaviours that may challenge, or have experience with Positive Behaviour Support.
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