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The Melanoma Helpline has been open since 2017 and provides support for patients and carers at times when other services are busy or closed.
We have a vacancy for a skin cancer CNS with significant experience of adjuvant and metastatic treatments, to cover the 1-2pm lunchtime shifts on Mondays & Tuesdays.
We are a small team making a big difference, but don’t just take our word for it: ‘Thank you so much for your time, kindness and expertise, I’ve been newly diagnosed and found you to be a resource available at a time when you most need information, thank you so much.’
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced clinical nurse specialist to join Breast Cancer Now’s team of nurses.
The clinical nurse specialist, secondary breast cancer, will act as a resource for Breast Cancer Now, clients, healthcare professionals and the wider public on breast cancer and breast health and be the clinical lead for the nursing team, the wider organisation and externally on secondary breast cancer.
The clinical nurse specialist will work closely with our other teams across the organisation in the planning and delivery of services that support people with a diagnosis of secondary breast cancer.
We are looking for a positive people-focussed and forward-thinking Support Services Nurse, with substantial recent/current experience in haemato-oncology at Band 6 or above, to join our team and provide high-quality information and support to people affected by blood cancer.
Working via a range of mediums including phone, email, social media and online community forum across a 6-day-a-week service, you will play a central role in working towards our mission of being the generation to beat blood cancer.
We welcome applications to work full time, part time at least four days a week and we are open to job-share.
We are looking for a positive people-focussed and forward-thinking Support Services Nurse, with substantial recent/current experience in haemato-oncology at Band 6 or above, to join our team and provide high-quality information and support to people affected by blood cancer.
Working via a range of mediums including phone, email, social media and online community forum across a 6-day-a-week service, you will play a central role in working towards our mission of being the generation to beat blood cancer.
We welcome applications to work full time, part time at least four days a week and we are open to job-share.
The role of Clinical Nurse Manager III is pivotal to the co-ordination and management of the Nursing services and resources within the Haematology, Oncology and Palliative Care Directorate. The post holder will be responsible for the provision of the highest standard of nursing care to patients and together with the ADoN will manage all nursing and healthcare assistant staff and be responsible for maintaining professional standards.
The Borders Macmillan Centre, nurse-led SACT facility is based in Borders General Hospital, treating 26-30 people per day, working in closely with onsite haematologists, NHS Lothian Oncologists and wider members of the Cancer Specialist team.
The successful post holder will demonstrate high professional standards, acting as a role model, to manage and lead the SACT team. Working autonomously, clinical decision making and excellent communication skills are essential in managing the safe care and delivery of SACT. The post holder will work in close collaboration with NHS Borders Lead SACT nurse, Nurse Consultant in Cancer and other multi-professionals within the South East Scotland Cancer network region.
Applicants are required to have extensive experience with relevant band 6 or equivalent management experience in a systemic-anti cancer therapy (SACT) environment. Excellent skills in communication, organisation, effective leadership, SACT scheduling and respectful team working are key elements of the role.
