Agency Registered Nurse
Learn why agency registered nurses love working with Superior Healthcare.
Recruiting agency nurses
Superior Healthcare provides agency support to private hospitals, hospices, schools, colleges, and care settings across Sussex and Kent.
For nurses, we understand that flexibility is essential. Whether you’re looking for additional work to complement your primary role or seeking a flexible position that fits around your personal commitments, we’ve got you covered.
As an Agency Registered Nurse, you might be working in a supported nursing home, providing one-to-one support in a school, or working in a hospital setting. No matter the setting, we offer a variety of flexible work options to fit around your life.
Working as a agency nurse
Registered nurses with clinical or community care experience, whether from the NHS or the private sector, find working for Superior Healthcare highly rewarding.
Our agency nurses appreciate the flexibility to work around their personal commitments. With our comprehensive ongoing training and revalidation support, they’re well-equipped to deliver high-quality, person-centred care.
What does an agency nurse do?
Our agency registered nurses deliver personalised care that supports clients’ health and enhances their quality of life, following the directions of each client and their management teams.
If you find a care setting that resonates with you and you want to work there full-time, we’ll support you and the care service to make the process as seamless as possible.
Many members of our agency care team choose to stay with us due to our exceptional employee benefits, training, and career progression opportunities, which exceed those offered by traditional care settings and agencies.
Day-to-day tasks
Your day-to-day clinical responsibilities may include providing PEG, tracheostomy, and ventilator management, among other specialised care.
Beyond clinical duties, you’ll also play a key role in supporting your client’s emotional wellbeing, helping to plan activities, and assisting with their access to the wider community.
Team work
As part of the agency team, an Agency Registered Nurse may work alongside healthcare assistants and nurses directly employed by the care setting or collaborate with other Superior Healthcare team members.
Some nurses provide one-to-one support for individuals who need varying levels of care – some require nursing care to safely attend school or college for example.
Progression opportunities
Many of our agency team members join us seeking flexibility. When their circumstances change, we’re here to support them.
We help our agency registered nurses transition to our complex care team, where they can explore greater progression opportunities, such as becoming a Nurse Manager or a Clinical Educator to train our care and nursing teams.
Extensive training
As a new member of our agency nursing team, you’ll receive specialist training from our clinical educators. This starts with a comprehensive induction, giving you the chance to refresh your skills and connect with other registered nurses.
Following your induction, you’ll have access to our free online training, which is regularly updated by our in-house clinical experts to keep up with industry developments. This training is an ongoing resource you can use at any time. You can also book yourself into our paid, in-person sessions, covering topics such as tracheostomy care, airway management, or enteral feeding.
Choose from our CPD-accredited courses to support your nurse revalidation, with feedback and reflections available from our nurse managers.
Benefits of being an agency registered nurse
We offer various career development opportunities to help you grow within and enjoy your role as a Registered Nurse at Superior Healthcare. If you possess ambition, skills, and commitment, we can provide the support and opportunities you need to reach your nursing career goals. Our benefits include:
- Comprehensive training, with yearly paid refresher training
- Ongoing paid CPD training, such as syringe driver training, catheter care, IV therapy, and more!
- Revalidation support
- Opportunities for Diplomas and management qualifications
- Pension contributions
- Christmas Saver scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme, offering up to six face-to-face counselling sessions
- Employee events throughout the year, including Pride celebrations, fish and chips on the beach, and 'tea and talk' gatherings.
- Menopause support from an in-house Menopause Champion
- Designated wellbeing team
- Reimbursed Blue Light Card
- Choose your work setting
For us, it's personal
Superior Healthcare was founded in 2006 by Stewart Thorp, his father Charles, and Sarah Richards after Stewart’s brother, Alex, sustained a traumatic brain injury and required 24-hour care.
When trying to organise at-home care for Alex, Stewart saw the need for a specialist provider that could fit into family life and continue Alex’s rehabilitation.
Superior Healthcare was formed to address this need. Since then, we have been providing support to individuals living with complex care needs.
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