Where Do Nurses Work In The UK?

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For many, nursing is a passion, and the work, invaluable. But what if you could break the norm, and work outside of hospitals?

Nurses are an integral part of the healthcare system in the UK, providing essential care and support to patients. But where do nurses actually perform their duties? In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the different work environments where you would find nurses in the UK and what specialties are required in different care settings.  

Hospitals 

The first place you might think of when it comes to nursing is a hospital setting. Here, nurses provide direct patient care such as administering medications, monitoring vital signs, performing diagnostic tests and treatments, educating patients on health issues and more. Nurses working in hospitals typically specialise in one or more areas such as pediatrics (children), geriatrics (elderly), critical care or emergency medicine.  

Health Clinics 

Another common workplace for nurses is a community health center or clinic. These facilities offer primary medical services to underserved populations who may not have access to traditional healthcare settings like hospitals or private practices. Nurses at these centres often focus on preventative care by providing immunizations, screenings and other preventive measures that help keep people healthy before they become ill or injured. They also provide education about nutrition and lifestyle choices that can improve overall wellbeing.  

Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Communities 

In addition to hospitals and clinics, many nurses choose to work in long-term care facilities such as nursing homes or assisted living communities. Here they provide ongoing medical attention for elderly residents with chronic conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. While helping them maintain their independence as much as possible, while providing them with much needed support and care. 

Elderly patient care in an assisted living facility

Home Care 

Finally, there are home health agencies which employ registered nurses who visit clients at home either on a full-time basis if needed, or just periodically depending on individual needs. Ambition24direct Nursing and Care Agency provides trusted clinical care at home. Home health RNs must be knowledgeable about all aspects of patient care including wound management, medication administration, physical therapy exercises, and emotional support. They also need strong communication skills since they will be interacting with both patients' and family members regularly.  

Find out more about homecare, and the complex care we offer. 

How can we help you find the perfect nursing role?  

As you can see there are many different types of work environments where you could find a nurse practicing today! Each requires its own set of specialised skills so as soon as you are ready for the commitment, register to become one of our medical professionals, and take your nursing service directly to patient's in need. 

Direct Nursing Earning Potential 

Each client's needs differ, and with specialised needs come specialised earning potential, so if you have the right aptitude to join the workforce of nurses who service the frail, addicted and recovering patients within the comfort of their homes, you could be rewarded handsomely for your commitment. Register to join our workforce, get guidance from our friendly booking consultants and find out how much you could be earning. And most importantly, if you have already registered to work with us, ensure you update your availability on Staffshift regularly, to ensure you are placed on your available days.  

What is Staffshift? 

Once you have registered with the A24Group you will gain access to Staffshift. Staffshift is our in-house ICT system designed to simplify the lives of registered agency staff. It allows us to connect qualified and vetted staff with clients in need. And easily giving our staff access to available positions near them. 

So where do you prefer to work as a nurse? Let us know on social media and share your experience with us.