Registered Learning Disability Nurse

Provide specialist, person-centred nursing support to young adults and children with learning disabilities, autism, ADHD and complex needs in their own homes and local communities. The role focuses on promoting independence, improving quality of life and enabling individuals to live safely and confidently.

What you will do
Deliver high-quality nursing care in line with best practice, NMC standards and person-centred care principles.
Complete clinical assessments, risk assessments and care plans that promote independence.
Monitor health needs, support medication management and identify changes in clinical presentation.
Implement Positive Behaviour Support strategies and therapeutic approaches to manage behaviours that challenge.
Lead and support Support Workers by providing clinical direction, delegating tasks and ensuring safe, consistent care.
Guide Support Workers in daily living activities, personal routines, community participation, communication and independence.
Provide clinical advice, mentoring and ongoing support to care teams.
Maintain accurate digital clinical records, care plans, risk assessments and incident reports.
Collaborate with families, healthcare professionals and multidisciplinary teams.
Empower individuals to make informed choices, achieve personal goals and live as independently as possible.
Requirements
Registered Learning Disability Nurse qualification and active NMC registration.
At least 12 months' experience supporting young adults and children with learning disabilities and complex needs.
Experience supporting individuals with autism, ADHD and behaviours that challenge.
Experience with Positive Behaviour Support and person-centred care.
Confidence using digital care systems and clinical documentation.
Excellent communication skills with a calm and compassionate approach.
Current PMVA certificate.
Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
Right to work in the UK.
Desirable experience
Community-based learning disability services experience.
Knowledge of Positive Behaviour Support, autism, sensory needs and trauma-informed care.
Experience supporting individuals with complex physical and clinical needs.
Benefits
Competitive salary.
Additional shifts available.
Rotas issued four weeks in advance.
Ongoing training and professional development.
Supportive management and career progression opportunities.
Access to a holiday pot at any time.
24/7 operational support.