Chemotherapy Nurses

Summary

We need chemotherapy nurses for temporary, last minute placements across Scotland. Guild chemotherapy nurses can access work in both NHS and private hospitals as well as exclusive opportunities with community partners. You’ll need to work to our high standards and in return you’ll receive full professional support from us.

Requirements

A valid NMC Pin

A willingness to work to our company expectations

A minimum of 18 months experience in the last 2 years within Systemic Anti-Cancer Treatment (Chemotherapy) Day Units

Evidence of an annual chemotherapy update / assessment of competencies and anaphylaxis training

Evidence of a university accredited course, comprehensive in-house training package or UKONS SACT Competency Passport

Confidence to administer a wide range of treatment regimens, in a fast-paced environment with established cannulation skills

Do you meet the requirements?

Guild nurses benefit from:

High rates of pay

Paid NMC fees

Travel expenses reimbursed

Flexible shift patterns

Free annual flu voucher

Access to voluntary training

24/7 nurse led telephone support

High rates of pay

Paid NMC fees

Travel expenses reimbursed

Flexible shift patterns

Free annual flu voucher

Access to voluntary training

24/7 nurse led telephone support

Guild nurses benefit from: High rates of pay

Guild nurses benefit from: Paid NMC fees

Guild nurses benefit from: Travel expenses reimbursed

Guild nurses benefit from: Flexible shift patterns

Guild nurses benefit from: Free annual flu voucher

Guild nurses benefit from: Access to voluntary training

Guild nurses benefit from: 24/7 nurse led telephone support

Guild nurses benefit from: High rates of pay

Guild nurses benefit from: Paid NMC fees

Guild nurses benefit from: Travel expenses reimbursed

Guild nurses benefit from: Flexible shift patterns

Guild nurses benefit from: Free annual flu voucher

Guild nurses benefit from: Access to voluntary training

Guild nurses benefit from: 24/7 nurse led telephone support

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