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Cygnet Group is seeking a confident and experienced Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN) to join our specialist team at Cygnet Hospital Wolverhampton.
This opportunity is ideally suited to a nurse with at least 12 months' experience in a mental health setting, who is passionate about delivering outstanding care and looking further to develop their career within a supportive, progressive organisation.
At Cygnet Hospital Wolverhampton, you will work 42 hours per week on a rotational shift pattern (07:45 AM to 08:00 PM / 07:45 PM to 08:00 AM), including days, nights, and alternate weekends.
Cygnet Hospital Wolverhampton is our state-of-the-art PICU & Acute hospital for men, in the West Midlands.
The service features two wards. A 12 bed PICU ward and a 17 bed Acute ward. Cygnet Hospital Wolverhampton has a full multi-disciplinary team (MDT) and supports the acute needs of adults requiring rapid access to mental health services, including those who may need an intensive care environment.
We’re focused on length of stay and making sure individuals move as quickly and safely as possible from our services to the most appropriate and least restrictive environment for them. Individuals can step down through the pathways available within Cygnet services.
Referrals can come to us from all areas, including other acute services and prison services.
Please note that successful candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check.
This vacancy may close prior to this date if a large number of applications are received.
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Welcome to Cygnet!
Cygnet was established in 1988. Since then we have developed a wide range of health and social care services for young people and adults with mental health needs, acquired brain injuries, eating disorders, autism and learning disabilities within the UK.