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If you are a passionate CAMHS nurse seeking a new opportunity to apply your experience to a new role working with children and young people this could be a great step forward in further developing your career.We are looking for a CAMHS nurse with previous experience in working with children and young people to begin work as soon as possible on a full time basis in Sunderland. Joining the dedicated CAMHS team you will be required to take on a case load of children and young people who are experiencing difficulties in their mental health.Day to day tasks in this role will include carrying out mental health assessments, implementing care plans and providing talking therapies, all in the hope of being able to discharge the children and young people after around 6-8 sessions.This role is to cover a vacancy within the team and is expected to run for at least 3-4 months, with possibility of extension. The ideal candidate will be a band 6 nurse. The successful candidate will start work as soon as possible. The working hours for this role are as follows: Between 30-37.5hrs per week over 4-5 days (Monday to Friday) there is the option to work shifts on a more flexible basis. Working for Randstad has many fantastic benefits, including:- Competitive pay rates of up to £25 per hour- Unique access a variety of Randstad's fantastic employee benefits! These include, an app offering you exclusive discounts on restaurants, shops, holidays and more!- In house training that counts towards NMC revalidation- A well established and unique work app that allows you to manage your shifts, accepting and rejecting shifts at the click of a button- Weekly payroll and a slick online timesheet portal As a CAMHS nurse caring for young people your duties would include:- Carrying out mental health assessments on children and young people new to the service,- Creating and implementing care plans for those that have met the criteria to receive treatment from the service, usually talking therapies- Working closely with parents, guardians, schools and colleges to carry out health education and ensure all aspects of the child or young persons care are adequate- Liaising with local authority teams including looked-after children teams (LAC), adoption and fostering teams - Managing a caseload of young people aged 18 and under, who have a mental health need- Discharging service users from a caseload, when appropriate- Referring clients onto other services if needed, i.e. private and voluntary services, charities, crisis services etc. Minim requirements for this role are:- A degree in Mental Health Nursing- Valid NMC Pin- Experience working with children and young peopleAs a potential candidate you will be registered with NMC and have a qualification as a Mental Health Nurse. If you meet this criteria then we'd love to hear from you!Randstad Care is a specialist nursing recruitment agency. Our specialist Nursing consultants work with NHS and private sector teams across England. Whether you are looking for an interim post close to home, or nationally, we are able to assist you with a dedicated point of contact to provide support and guidance.Do you know a Nurse looking for a new role? If so, We offer a fantastic refer a friend scheme, where you could receive £300 in vouchers for every nurse you refer to us who we place, subject to Ts and Cs.If you wish to apply for this role or would like to discuss any of the other opportunities we have then please contact Sarah on: 0191 211 1382 or click Apply below.Randstad Care acts as an employment business when supplying temporary staff and as an employment agency when introducing candidates for permanent employment with a client. Randstad Care is an equal opportunities employer and decisions are made on merits alone.Did you know that Randstad Care have been awarded a place on the National Clinical Staffing Framework for the NHS? This means we will be able to bring you more opportunities within nursing & midwifery and clinical staffing.

Are you an RGN who is considering a move to something different? Perhaps you are tired of working on a 24/7 rota and relish the idea of changing to a Monday to Friday daytime role, or you love the idea of working as a school nurse in a prestigious school?If so - this advert will be of interest to you. We are currently recruiting for a School nurse for the Merseyside area. If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, apply today!Randstad's specialist nursing team has more than a decade of experience finding temporary and permanent jobs across the country in the NHS and private organisations BenefitsA school with excellent facilities, on-site parking, and a friendly, supportive leadership team, with free lunch daily in the school canteens and access to gym.Excellent pay rates, Weekly payNo night shifts or weekends!Earn up to £300 for referring a nurseResponsibilities Provide daily clinical care for all pupils and staff, evaluating and responding to medical needs and emergencies, administering appropriate first aid, and liaising with emergency services as required.Administer medicines according to agreed protocols and school policies.Maintain accident books and sickness reports, compile accident/sickness statistics and liaise with the Health and Safety Advisor.Maintain confidential working documents/records appropriate to the well being of pupils and staff, review school medical and health policies and write new policies as required.Assist with the control of infectious diseases and infestations in the schools in partnership with the Health Protection Agency.Source and maintain the stock of medical supplies and equipment, and the safe storage in locked cabinets; maintain first aid kits around the schools, keeping them up to date and appropriately stocked.Assist in the risk management process with the Health & Safety Advisor by reviewing clinical risk and quality issues, including the reporting of incidents and sickness.Act as a 'listening ear' and offer appropriate advice to pupils, staff and parents, and provide confidential 'drop in' clinics within each school.Construct individual health care plans for pupils with special medical needs, liaising with parents and informing staff in school.Undertake health-related initiatives within the schools, promoting healthy living within the school community.Liaise with, and assist, the local PCT school nurses when arranging Year 10 immunisations, Year 8 HPV vaccinations, Reception screening and other health programmes. Coordinate and monitor first aid training within the schools and, provide inset training days for the staff.Be involved in health education within the schools, through PSHE lessons.Be part of the Schools' 'Safeguarding Children' team.Attend meetings, parent's evenings, sports days and in-service training days as required by the schools, helping them in all areas to the best of your ability.Requirements Clinical expertise.A recognised nursing qualification.Knowledge of the Public Health Agenda relevant to School Nursing.Understanding of Healthy Schools Initiative.Ability to prioritise and organise own work load.Effective communication both verbal and written.A strong work ethic and a professional attitude. Please call James in the nursing team for information on 0161 245 3633 or email on . Alternatively apply and we will be in touch within 24 hours to assist.Randstad Care acts as an employment business when supplying temporary staff and as an employment agency when introducing candidates for permanent employment with a client. Randstad Care is an equal opportunities employer and decisions are made on merits alone.Did you know that Randstad Care have been awarded a place on the National Clinical Staffing Framework for the NHS? This means we will be able to bring you more opportunities within nursing & midwifery and clinical staffing.