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Support secondary breast cancer patients to access and understand clinical trials through a flexible, patient-focused nursing role. Make 2nds Count is a fast-growing UK-wide patient and family focused charity dedicated to giving hope to and improving the lives of women and men living with secondary (metastatic) breast cancer. We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced nurse with a background in breast oncology and/or clinical trials to join the Clinical Trials Service. The Clinical Trials Service is a free information and support service, here to help secondary breast cancer patients explore clinical trials as part of their treatment pathway.
The role is field based, fully remote and frequent travel within the geographical territory will be required. You will be required to build strong relationships and have frequent interaction with NHS head and neck clinicians as well as colleagues across all departments and teams.
You will have a strong nursing background with experience in looking after patients with laryngectomy and/or tracheostomy airways, and ideally have some commercial experience working within medical devices. This role will provide a consistently high quality, customer-focused service that matches the health needs of our customers. You are an autonomous practitioner and a safe/confident lone worker that will confidently and competently demonstrate the safe and effective use of laryngectomy and tracheostomy products within the community setting to optimise patient independence, enhancing the quality of life following a laryngectomy or tracheostomy procedure.
The Advance Nurse Practitioner (NMC Registered Adult Nurse) will be a competent key member of staff within the Oncology service, working in acute settings as an autonomous healthcare professional, who collaborates with the RMO’s, the Modern Matron, Nurse Specialists, and the wider MDT across the hospital.
You will provide clinical expertise in advance assessments, diagnosing, treatment and evaluation of adult patients within our Oncology Ward and Chemotherapy Day Unit (CDU), ensuring high quality, safe and efficient care to our patients whilst following best clinical practice, and high standard of care.
You’ll be a be a prescriber with V300 certification to prescribe, MSc in Advance Clinical Practice, with substantial post qualification in Oncology Nursing, and a confident autonomous worker making clinical decisions in a high-pressured environment.
We offer a range of benefits to include ; 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, enhanced pension and life insurance, Bupa Health Insurance as a benefit in kind, discounted dental insurance, season ticket loan, and much more.
Join the UK’s largest Healthcare Charity as an Oncology Manager at our Nuffield Health Guildford Hospital and lead the delivery of top-quality Oncology care. As our Oncology Manager at Guildford Hospital, you will oversee the Oncology Day Unit, support the development of your team, and ensure effective patient assessments and treatments. You should have at least four years of senior experience in Oncology, along with a postgraduate qualification, and ideally qualifications in teaching or assessment. Your role will involve influencing service development, managing clinical governance, and building strong relationships with multidisciplinary teams and patients. This is your opportunity to make a significant impact on patient care and service excellence.
Join Britain’s largest Healthcare Charity and seize the opportunity to grow your nursing career while inspiring others to deliver excellent patient care. As a Senior Staff Nurse in our Oncology Department at Brighton Hospital, you’ll lead by example, mentor junior colleagues, and utilize your clinical skills to meet patient needs with empathy and autonomy. You must hold a UKONS SACT passport (or equivalent) with at least six months of SACT experience, and be proficient in phlebotomy, cannulation, and accessing Central Venous Access Devices. Your role includes supervising staff, contributing to team schedules, and supporting training and performance reviews. This is your chance to make a meaningful difference in a supportive, patient-focused environment.
The purpose of this role is to deliver specialist nursing care to patients undergoing haematopoietic stem cell transplantation. The successful candidate will work as a member of the multidisciplinary team providing a patient centred quality and seamless service. St James’s Hospital is the National Centre for adult bone marrow transplantation. The transplantation service forms an integral part of the Haematology Department. In respect of all issues relating to the clinical care and management of our HSC donors and recipients, the post holder must be aware of their responsibilities in relation to the EU Directive 2004/23/EC.
As part of our commitment to promoting research inclusion and fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and integrated nursing, midwifery and AHP research culture, we are proud to announce the launch of the fourth cohort of the Senior Research Leader (SRL) Programme for Nurses, Midwives and AHP’s (NMAHPs). Following the success of the first 3 cohorts of the programme, we are keen to further expand our reach and invite more exceptional senior nurses, midwives and now AHP’s to join this transformative initiative.
The SRL Programme aims to empower NMAHPs by unlocking their research potential and enabling them to play a crucial role in shaping and embedding a research active culture within their organisations and beyond. We are particularly keen on welcoming individuals from diverse health and social care backgrounds who possess strong research leadership and networking skills, as well as innovative perspectives.
Being a senior research leader will provide the unique opportunity to inspire and empower fellow NMAHPs to actively support, deliver, and lead research initiatives that contribute to enhancing patient care. As an SRL, you will work closely with the NIHR Nursing, Midwifery and AHP team, receiving guidance and support as you pioneer research leadership activities.
We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced nurse with specialist interest in Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT), particularly with regards to training and service improvement.
You will play a major role in improving care and services within the day case & inpatient setting and work collaboratively with pharmacists, consultants, unit managers and lead SACT nurse to ensure excellence in patient care and service provision. You will be responsible for education and development of the nursing staff throughout the Haematology & Oncology department and the wider trust on the safe delivery of SACT and promote a learning environment that ensures current evidence-based practice and optimal service delivery. You will have a wealth of skills and knowledge in relation to all aspects of SACT including patient education, patient assessment, and administration of SACT and management of complications and will use this knowledge to deliver direct patient care, review and development of policies and procedures.
Join us as Healthcare Training Lead and you'll spearhead a groundbreaking training programme that's already reached over 1,300 NHS and hospice professionals, called No Conversation Too Tough. This is not just another training role; it’s an opportunity to lead systemic change in how we support children whose parents have incurable cancer, creating ripple effects that will benefit thousands of families across the UK. We are open to hearing from those who can work part-time or in a job share.
We are currently seeking a skilled and compassionate Staff Nurse with experience in oncology to join our outstanding cancer nursing team at Private Care at Guy’s. part of London Bridge Hospital and rated Outstanding by the CQC, you will be part of a team delivering cutting-edge treatments in a setting that combines advanced clinical practice with genuine compassion and care. You’ll work alongside leading consultants, in a collaborative environment where learning and innovation are part of daily practice.
Our 21-bed inpatient oncology ward, located within our state-of-the-art cancer centre at Guy’s, provides care for patients across a wide spectrum – including those undergoing chemotherapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplant, and palliative treatments. Patients range from those with complex solid tumour cancers to blood cancers such as leukaemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.
The CNS in SACT will work as a member of the SACT
nursing team, providing expert nursing knowledge, skills and care to patients receiving systemic anti-cancer therapy in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. They will play a central role in organising and managing care so it is delivered in a safe, seamless and patient centered. They will work closely with the primary care teams of their patient cohort throughout the hospital. Within the remit of this post, there will be an opportunity to participate in nurse led clinics, PICC placement, research, audit and education.
