Primary Care
Homeforts Care specialist Primary Care division helps locate primary care professionals in roles across the UK and abroad.
Whether you’re a General Practitioner, a nurse Practitioner, Community Nurse or a Paramedic, our team has new jobs waiting for you to occupy.
Working with the Homeforts Care Primary Care division gives you great benefits, such as competitive pay rates, 24/7/365 support, and a dedicated one-on-one consultant team.
If you’re looking for community nurse jobs, you will find yourself at patients’ homes, conducting GP surgeries and in residential care homes. To become a good community nurse, you require great listening skills and the ability to relate to people of all backgrounds.
Professionals in community nurse jobs will work in varied shift patterns and visit patients with a range of conditions. Clients are always looking out for professionals who can take care of elderly people with health concerns, physically disabled people, and those with terminal illnesses.
Patients normally seek the services of a community nurse for follow-up treatment after discharge from a hospital, or according to the advice given by their GP. The daily tasks of a community nurse range from the assessment and treatment of wounds to helping diabetic patients manage their condition, or typically:
Assess patients and plan for their ongoing care
* Carry out clinical nursing procedures
* Take urine and blood samples, administer medicine, dress wounds and set up drips
* Provide management for registered and non-registered staff, and those who are training
* Give emotional support to patients and families
If you are looking for a variety of available general practitioners (GP) jobs, then Homeforts Care has got you covered. As a GP, you will mostly be working in surgery or undertaking home visits, carrying out consultations with patients and dealing with problems that can be physical, psychological or social in nature.
They could be diagnosing schizophrenia or diabetes or advising on pregnancy from one patient to the next. Hence, GPs need to be very knowledgeable in all medical conditions and areas of healthcare. Our general practitioners’ jobs will involve assessing problems before advising the correct course of action to help solve the problem. Not only do we treat illnesses, but we also carry out other tasks that include arranging patients’ onward support with other health professionals, keeping patients’ records and organising clinics for patient groups.
To qualify for GP jobs, you should hold a recognised degree in medicine that approves training in general practice. As or qualifications and experience as a general practitioner, you must be caring, committed, and able to work cooperatively within a team as well as on their own.
