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Join to apply for theSister/Charge Nurserole atNHS Blood and TransplantJob SummaryAt NHS Blood & Transplant, we help people do something extraordinary—donate blood, organs, tissues, or stem cells to save and enhance lives. We play a unique role in the NHS, requiring all types of people to deliver life-saving services.As a Band 6 Sister/Charge Nurse, you will join our front-line teams covering Wolverhampton and surrounding areas, including South Staffordshire and the Black Country. Your workplace will vary as you travel throughout the region to mobile sessions.In this role, you will lead a team of Donor Carers and Donor Care Supervisors, ensuring they are motivated, trained, and capable of providing excellent donor care. No prior session nurse experience is required; full training and a supernumerary period will be provided.Main duties include:Fostering a positive work environment and supporting team developmentUsing your clinical expertise to assess donor health and safety criteriaEnsuring safe and efficient blood donation sessionsMaintaining team competency and skillsAdapting communication for difficult conversationsSupporting your professional developmentHours are shift-based, typically 5 days per week, with early and late shifts. Weekend and bank holiday work are required, but no night shifts are scheduled.About YouYou should demonstrate leadership, support professional development, understand clinical audit and research, and be familiar with IT tools like handheld devices and Microsoft Office.Qualifications include being a Registered Nurse with current NMC registration and holding a full UK driving license.About UsNHS Blood and Transplant employs over 6,000 people committed to saving lives through donations. Our core values are Caring, Expert, and Quality, guiding us to deliver exceptional service. We encourage applications from diverse communities and aim to create an inclusive workplace.What We OfferProfessional development and trainingLeadership opportunities and external funding for studiesNo night shifts, flexible working, and TOILAdditional benefits include annual leave, NHS pension, and moreFor shortlisted candidates, a tour of blood collection sessions is recommended. The vacancy closes on 28 May 2025, with interviews around 11 June 2025.For inquiries, contact Jane Whistance at #J-18808-Ljbffr