FAQs
What qualifications are required to apply for the Health Visitor position?
Applicants should be qualified Nurses or Midwives who have qualified (or are currently in training) as Specialist Community Public Health Nurses.
Are there opportunities for professional development for Health Visitors?
Yes, we offer excellent access to training opportunities for professional development and have a comprehensive preceptorship framework for newly qualified Health Visitors.
Can I apply for a part-time position?
Yes, full-time, part-time, and bank positions are available for Health Visitors.
Is there a supportive induction package for new employees?
Yes, we provide a supportive induction package for new employees joining our Health Visiting Service.
Who will support the Health Visitors in their roles?
Health Visitors will be supported by Community Nursery Nurses, Health Visitor Team Leaders and Clinical Lead for Health Visiting, as well as access to safeguarding supervisors.
Are there opportunities to work on projects or lead initiatives?
Yes, Health Visitors have the opportunity to participate in work streams of interest and lead on projects.
How can I arrange an informal visit to learn more about the role?
You can arrange an informal visit by contacting Clare Deaves at 07980935597 or via email at clare.deaves@nhs.net.
What kind of technological support is provided to Health Visitors?
All staff are provided with laptops and mobile phones, along with additional technological solutions to support their work.
Is knowledge of the current health agenda necessary for this role?
Yes, an excellent knowledge of the current health agenda relating to Children’s Services and Health Visiting is a necessity for this position.
What is the contact information for further inquiries about the Health Visitor position?
For further inquiries, you can contact Clare Deaves, Health Visitor Team Leader, at clare.deaves@nhs.net or call 07980935597.