FAQs
What qualifications are required for the School Nurse position?
Applicants must have an SCPHN – School Nursing (BSc course) qualification and be an RGN Registered Nurse (Paediatric, Adult, or Midwifery).
How many School Nurse positions are available?
We are looking to fill four School Nurse positions.
Where will the School Nurse roles be based?
The roles can be based at either Falcon Road Clinic, Brocklebank Clinic, or Roehampton Lane Clinic.
What is the main focus of the School Nursing role?
The main focus is to improve the health and life chances of school-aged children through health promotion, safeguarding, and collaboration within schools.
Is there a support program for new School Nurses?
Yes, we offer a robust 12-month preceptorship programme for new starters, along with comprehensive training specifically designed for school nurses.
Will I have opportunities for mentorship as a School Nurse?
Yes, as a Band 6 leader, you will take on development and mentoring roles, supporting junior staff and student nurses.
What type of initiatives will I be involved in as a School Nurse?
You will deliver health promotion initiatives and collaborate with colleagues to address the unique health needs of school-aged children.
How does this role impact the community?
This role acts as a vital public health intervention, supporting health improvement initiatives that make a tangible difference in the local community.
Who should I contact for more information about the role?
You can contact Madeleine Menezes, the School Nurse Team Lead, via email at madeleine.menezes@nhs.net or by phone at 07425 633743.