Diabetes Specialist Nurse

Job Description

We are thrilled to offer a rewarding role for a dedicated nurse eager to guide and care for individuals living with diabetes. Our team helps patients navigate their journey from initial diagnosis to ongoing management across different life phases, including the latest advancements in diabetes tech.

This permanent, part-time position involves duties at both Victoria Hospital and Queen Margaret Hospital.
You’ll collaborate with a supportive, multi-disciplinary group focused on adult diabetes care. Our diabetes center fosters a welcoming environment and provides ample chances for professional growth in various specialized areas.

Feel free to reach out for a casual chat or tour to learn more. Informal inquiries: Denise Burns, extension 648001.
To be employed in the UK, you must legally confirm your right to work, which is always authorized by UK Visas and Immigration.

During pre employment screening for selected candidates, NHS Scotland Boards will verify your UK work eligibility. This can be shown through options like certain visas or EU settled/pre-settled status. For details on these options, visit the GOV.UK website.

In some cases, if you lack current UK work rights, sponsorship might be available (but not assured) under the UK’s Skilled Worker or Health & Care Worker Visa provided the employer holds a sponsor license and the role meets the salary minimums or standard rates. More on these requirements is available here.

It’s crucial to verify your existing UK work rights or sponsorship potential for this position prior to applying.
We promote work-life balance with adaptable schedules and family-supportive initiatives. We also accommodate candidates with disabilities, chronic health issues, or neurodiversity by adjusting our hiring processes as needed.

NHS Scotland champions inclusivity and fights discrimination in all forms. We strive for a diverse workforce that mirrors society, where everyone feels valued and empowered to excel. Applications from evert background are encouraged.