Job Description

Working at Cromer Dialysis Unit is more than just a job its an opportunity to become part of a team that truly values its staff and patients. Heres what makes us special: Close-knit team culture Youll be joining a small welcoming, supportive group of professionals who work collaboratively and celebrate each others successes. Specialist experience Gain unique knowledge and skills in renal care that will enhance your career progression. Worklife balance With a 30-hour part-time substantive contract, you can enjoy the security of a permanent role alongside the flexibility to balance your commitments outside of work.



Professional development We are committed to supporting staff through structured induction, mentorship, and ongoing opportunities for training and career advancement. Location Cromer offers the perfect blend of a thriving local community and the tranquillity of a stunning seaside town. Imagine finishing a rewarding shift and taking a peaceful walk along the beach or enjoying the natural beauty of the Norfolk coastline. For patients receiving dialysis, their time spent with us is a huge part of their lives.



Our unit is more than just a clinical setting it becomes a place of routine, comfort, and support. As a Nursing Associate/Assistant Practitioner, you will not only provide essential clinical care but also play a vital role in building trust, offering reassurance, and empowering patients to live as well as possible with their condition.The relationships you develop with patients and families make this role uniquely rewarding We are seeking an enthusiastic, caring, and reliable individual who is committed to delivering excellent standards of care.Essential qualities and skills: Registered Nursing Associate with the NMC or qualified Assistant Practitioner with equivalent experience. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with patients and colleagues. A compassionate, patient-centred approach with a genuine desire to make a difference in peoples lives.



Ability to work effectively within a team and also use initiative when appropriate. Commitment to maintaining high standards of infection control and patient safety. Willingness to learn and develop in a specialist area.Desirable: Experience within renal or long-term condition management. Previous experience in an outpatient or community healthcare setting.