Advanced nurse clinical practitioner

Advanced Nurse/ Clinical Practitioners required in Sheffield up to 55k per annum! We have a great opportunity for Advanced Nurse/ Clinical Practitioners to join a great team in Sheffield. You will be working within a forward-thinking Service, as part of a fantastic team with a wide range of great benefits. The Advanced Nurse/Clinical Practitioner will assess, diagnose and plan care for patients; including prescribing of medications where qualified to do so, and where clinically indicated. They will manage acute presentations to the service as part of a team of autonomous Practitioners; in addition to using the clinical knowledge and skills to determine urgency and best pathway for the patients. The full-time equivalent is 40 hours per week. For a full-time equivalent, the post holder is expected to work 5 days over 7, on a rota basis. However, part-time can also be considered. What you rsquo;ll work on * Undertake face-to-face consultations with patients from Sheffield and the surrounding areas * Undertake urgent primary care and refer elsewhere, when applicable * Provide patient focussed, evidence-based practice to a high standard * Supporting the wider MDT to ensure patients are seen by the right person What we rsquo;re looking for * An individual registered with the NMC/ HCPC * Right to work in the UK - required * ANP/ ACP / Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Practitioner with a background in either primary or urgent care or other hospital setting * Ability to see and treat patients with varying conditions. * A Non-medical prescribing qualification * Ability to triage (desirable) * Able to demonstrate excellent communication skills across all levels of the business. * Excellent organisational skills #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B; #x200B;In return there is an excellent salary of up to GBP45,000 per annum dependent on experience along with an attractive benefits package. To find out more about this exciting role please contact Tiger on (phone number removed)