As one of the largest specialist mental health, learning disability and community Trusts our nursing teams benefit from a supportive working environment where every aspect of your day will be fulfilling.

As a mental health nurse (RMN) (inpatient and community), your role is to promote and support a person’s recovery, helping them live independent and fulfilling lives - this could be within adult services (rehab, older peoples or acute services) or child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS).

Learning disability nurses (RNLD) work to provide specialist healthcare and support to people with a learning disability, as well as their families and staff teams.

Working as a nurse within forensic services (RMN), including Youth Offending Institutions (YOIs, you will need expertise in managing acutely ill patients, both mental and physical, as well as an awareness of therapeutic interventions to address distress and support lifestyle changes. We have both medium and low secure inpatient services with specialist learning disability and female wards.

As a general nurse working within our community services (RGN), you'll look after adults of all ages who suffer from either long or short term physical health conditions, assessing their needs and planning their care as you nurse them back to health.

If you're a nurse thinking of joining us from out of the area we will pay up to £8000 of your relocation expenses. We also pay for DBS checks and annual subscriptions to the DBS Update Service.

You also have the opportunity to change specialism through our internal transfer scheme when working within our inpatient services.

If you are interested in a career in nursing with the Trust, please join our talent register to keep up to date with any opportunities we have.

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