Advanced Nurse Practitioner

NHS Scotland

  • Aberdeen
  • Permanent
  • Full-time
  • 14 days ago
ADVANCED NURSE PRACTITIONERFULL TIME (37.5)/PART-TIME HOURS AVAILABLEABERDEEN CITY/SHIRENewburn deliver clinical care to circa 45,000 patients across three practice sites with a population demographic covering Aberdeen city centre, Northfield, a significant population of Aberdeen University students and the Fyvie-Oldmeldrum population in Aberdeenshire. This allows for an interesting and varied clinical workload.We are an innovative practice; passionate about supporting our staff to develop and progress with their careers and be the best they can be. We are also passionate about trying new approaches to deliver Primary Care and have a diverse consulting team comprising GPs, ANPs, NPs and a Pharmacy Team. We are also a teaching and GP training Practice with FY2s and GPSTs regularly rotating through the Practice.We are looking for ANPs to work closely with the wider practice team, providing care to our patients appropriate to their clinical skill set, with the management of home visits part of the role. Our current ANP team have all developed special interests in primary care, in areas including palliative care and minor surgery.The successful candidate will have current first level registration with relevant body and must be a qualified and experienced independent prescriber. All candidates must have experience and qualifications in advanced clinical examination skills, history taking, pathophysiology and be able to evidence autonomous working at Master's level.Applicants should be proactive, effective communicators, be adaptable to change and possess drive and ambition to progress their career with willingness to work at the top of their licence. Previous experience of autonomous working in and or out of hours is essential and ideally within a Primary Care Setting.Key Requirements and Job Details:Salary dependant on experience.
  • Significant clinical experience and confidence in managing day-to-day primary care and work autonomously
  • Aptitude or current skill in clinical leadership
  • Skill in remote consultation- telephone consultation/triage and video consults
  • Strong communication skills
  • Aptitude or current skill in supervising junior clinical staff members
  • Contributing to the development of effective clinical demand and workload management systems
  • Experience in creating and maintaining appropriate clinical governance processes.
  • Ability to work across all our sites - from Oldmeldrum to Aberdeen city
For informal inquiries, or if you wish to submit your CV for application, please contact:Helen Innes (ANP Partner)Closing date - 12th September 2025

NHS Scotland