Night Shift Nurse

• NMC-registered nurse.
• Experience in a fast-paced ward environment (such as A&E, acute medicine, surgery, oncology or similar), consistent with a nurse who has progressed beyond the newly qualified stage.
• Confidence working independently with core nursing procedures, including cannulation, blood collection, ECGs and clinical observations.
• Practical experience delivering direct patient care and responding to changing clinical needs in a ward or acute care setting.
• A genuine interest in clinical research and how new medicines are developed.
• Comfort using electronic health records and clinical systems.

Previous clinical research experience is not required.

• Salary: competitive with significant enhanced earnings through twilight and night shift allowances
• Competitive salary with significant enhanced earnings through twilight and night shift allowances.
• Full time, permanent role, with a predictable schedule.
• Life, accidental death and disability cover, income protection, pension and medical insurance.
• The opportunity to combine hands-on nursing with participation in the development of future medicines

• Existing right-to-work status in the UK, as visa sponsorship cannot be provided.

At Fortrea's Early Clinical Research Unit, you can use your hard-earned nursing experience in a different way. You'll continue delivering hands-on patient care while helping bring new medical treatments one step closer to the people who need them.

You will work in our state-of-the-art 65,000 ft², 100 plus bed clinic, only seven minutes from the train station. It is here where life-saving medicines begin their journey.

As a Night Shift Nurse, you'll play an important role in keeping participants safe and well while supporting research at its earliest stages.

• Support the successful overnight delivery of clinical research studies while providing safe, high quality nursing care to participants.
• Work autonomously to carry out procedures such as cannulation, blood collection, ECGs, observations and medicines administration.
• Monitor participant well-being and document any adverse events.
• Respond to clinical situations and help ensure participant safety in a fast-paced research environment.
• Record accurate data in electronic systems to support study quality and participant care.

• Location: Drapers Yard, Leeds
• Hours: 37 hours per week
• Shift Pattern: Three 12-hour night shifts per week (7:30pm to 7:30am)

Looking for a permanent night shift nursing role where you can use your clinical skills, enjoy a predictable schedule and benefit from enhanced earnings?