Mental health nursing jobs with Pulse
Mental health nursing jobs
Explore our range of mental health nurse jobs in the UK. We offer a variety of permanent roles as well as temporary and locum mental health nursing roles across the NHS and private healthcare organisations.
Mental Healthcare Assistant – Birmingham
Pulse are looking for responsible and reliable Mental Healthcare Assistants who are looking for work in Birmingham! Pulse is a leading UK and International provider in health and social care staffing; we…
Health Care Assistant Mental health (HCA ) Warwickshire
Pulse Nursing are delighted to offer Mental Health Care Assistants new shift opportunities in Warwickshire. You will be working with vulnerable patients that have mental health traumas and complex needs. Your role will…
Mental Healthcare Assistant – Cygnet, Plymouth
Pulse are looking for resilient and responsible Mental Healthcare Assistants who are looking to work at Cygnet in Plymouth! Pulse is a leading UK and International provider in health and social care…
Registered Mental Health Nurse – Cygnet, Plymouth
Pulse are looking for resilient and responsible Mental Health Nurses who are looking to work at Cygnet in Plymouth! Pulse is a leading UK and International provider in health and social care…
Team Leader
Role: Lead Nurse Salary: fixed-term basis for 12 months, in which case it will be within the salary range of (£42,129.33 – £46,330.27) 12-month maternity cover to start ASAP Location: Edgware –…
Mental Health Care Assistant (Adolescent) – Manchester
Pulse Nursing are delighted to offer Mental Health Care Assistants new shift opportunities in Greater Manchester. You will be working with children that have mental health traumas and complex needs. Your role…
RMNs & CPNs MANCHESTER
Pulse is looking for a Band 5, Band 6, and Band 7 RMN’s and CPN’s to supply on an ongoing basis to the NHS within the Manchester area at various Trusts. There…
Registered Mental Health Nurse Band 7 – West Bromwich
Pulse Nursing are thrilled to offer Registered Mental Health Nurse’s new shift opportunities in West Bromwich. You will be working with vulnerable patients that have mental health traumas and complex needs. You…
Ward Manager
Ward Manager Location: Staffordshire / Uttoxeter Shift Pattern: Monday to Friday – Full time. Permanent position. 37.5 hours per week. Pulse has an excellent opportunity for a Ward Manager,…
Deputy ward Manager
Deputy Ward Manager Salary: competitive Location: Staffordshire / Uttoxeter Shift Pattern: Monday to Friday – Full time. Permanent position. 37.5 hours per week. Pulse has an excellent opportunity…
Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN)
RMN – Staff Nurse Salary: Full-time: £37,900 (based on 42 hrs per week). Part-time: £27,072 (based on 36 hrs per week). Location: Hartlepool Shift Pattern: Full time (42 hours…
Ward Manager – Female Independent unit
Pulse Jobs has an exciting role for a senior nurse to take a lunge into their career and become a ward manager of a female acute independent ward based in Newark, Nottinghamshire.…
Mental Health Nursing Jobs FAQs
A mental health nurse provides care and support to people with mental health conditions. Some of a mental health nurse’s day-to-day responsibilities might be developing care plans, administering medication, providing support to patients and their family, and more.
A mental health nurse’s salary in the UK, in the NHS, starts in the region of £25,000, rising to around £31,000 in band 5. Experienced NHS mental health nurses can earn in the region of £40,000 and up to £53,000. Mental health nurse jobs in the private sector may have varying salaries, depending on a number of things such as location, type of organisation and year of experience.
You need to be registered with the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) to work as a mental health nurse in the UK. To be eligible to register you must complete a pre-registration nursing degree or registered nurse degree apprenticeship delivered by an NMC-approved education institution (AEI). Then it’s beneficial to gain experience to develop the skills required to become a mental health nurse before applying for jobs in mental health nursing.
Rewards & benefits
You’ll receive a range of excellent rewards and recognition for your hard work.
Training
You’ll be given expert training, support and advice to ensure you progress in your career.
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