FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Band 5 Staff Nurse position in the Adult Emergency Department?
Applicants should ideally have post-registration experience in an acute care setting, although newly qualified nurses and those with relevant experience during training are also welcome to apply.
Is there any orientation or training provided for new staff?
Yes, we offer a structured orientation and ongoing support, including guidance from our experienced Practice Development Nurse and Practice Facilitator to help you achieve your competencies.
What is the average number of patients seen daily in the Emergency Department?
The Newham Emergency Department sees an average of 400-500 patients a day, including acute medical patients, paediatrics, and individuals in a mental health crisis.
Are there opportunities for career development in this role?
Yes, there is a mapped pathway into our Emergency Care and Trauma courses at level 2, along with the opportunity to achieve competencies at level 1.
Can I work flexible hours in this position?
Yes, we enable flexible working patterns where possible and are involved in developing self-rostering.
What values does Barts Health emphasize for its staff?
Barts Health emphasizes the WeCare values, promoting inclusion, belonging, and valuing differences among staff members.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Susana Aninagyei-Bonsu, Senior Sister, at s.aninagyei-bonsu@nhs.net or by phone at 02073638587.
What is the vision of Barts Health?
Our vision is to be a high-performing group of NHS hospitals known for excellence and innovation while providing safe and compassionate care to patients.
Is experience required in emergency nursing for this role?
While experience in emergency nursing is desirable, newly qualified nurses with a keen interest in emergency care are also encouraged to apply.
What type of patient care is prioritized in this role?
The role prioritizes providing the highest standard of individualized and holistic patient care in conjunction with interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary teams.

