FAQs
What is the role of a Band 5 ITU Nurse at The Royal Free Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust?
The Band 5 ITU Nurse is responsible for delivering excellent care to allocated level 2 or 3 patients, providing total patient care to a range of medical and surgical patients in the Intensive Care Units.
What kind of shifts can I expect to work?
You can choose a flexible working pattern which includes various shifts during the day, night, and weekends across both Royal Free Hospital and Barnet Hospital sites.
Is experience in ITU required for this position?
While experience in ITU is beneficial, qualified and motivated nurses willing to work in Intensive Care are encouraged to apply.
Are there opportunities for career growth within the Trust?
Yes, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust provides opportunities for career development, as it comprises a large organization with various clinical services.
What types of patients will I be caring for?
You will be caring for a range of medical and surgical patients, including those with conditions related to hepatology, infectious diseases, cardiac issues, and more.
What is the pay structure for bank shifts?
Bank shifts offer competitive hourly rates, and long day and night shifts are paid at 11.5 hours.
Is there support for diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, The Royal Free Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust values diversity and is committed to advancing equality for all staff, including specific initiatives for LGBT+, BME, gender equality, and individuals with disabilities.
Who can I contact for more information or to arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Adam Robinson in the Temporary Staffing | Recruitment Services via email at rf.tsrecruitment@nhs.net or by telephone at 0207 794 0500.
What are the Trust's core values related to patient care?
The Trust aims to deliver world-class care and expertise, ensuring excellent outcomes, patient and staff experience, safety, and value for taxpayers’ money.
How many staff and patients does the Trust serve?
The Trust has around 10,000 staff members and serves approximately 1.6 million patients.
