Senior Registered Nurse Inpatient Unit

As a Senior Registered Nurse, you will lead shifts and coordinate care, using your clinical judgement and autonomy to respond to patients changing needs.

You will provide skilled, compassionate nursing care, support patients and those closest to them, and work closely with our multidisciplinary team.

You will also support the development of Registered Nurses, Healthcare Assistants and students through supervision, one-to-ones and mentoring, giving you valuable leadership experience while remaining closely involved in clinical care.

Join our Inpatient Unit as a Senior Registered Nurse, where our low nurse-to-patient ratio gives you the time to provide the quality of care patients and families truly deserve.

You will combine hands‑on specialist palliative and end‑of‑life care with the opportunity to develop your clinical leadership skills in a supportive and experienced team.

Previous hospice experience is not essential. We will support you with specialist training and ongoing professional development.

Prospect Hospice is an independent hospice supporting a community of 300,000 people in Swindon, Marlborough and North Wiltshire, and the villages of Lechlade and Fairford in Gloucestershire. It is the only dedicated provider of specialist end of life care services within its locality. The Hospices multi‑professionals teams support people in the community, in care homes, at the Great Western Hospital and at the Hospice in Wroughton. Care is also extended to the families and friends of patients.

Since 1980, Prospect Hospice has provided dedicated end‑of‑life care service for people living in Swindon, Marlborough and north east Wiltshire. We bring care, comfort and confidence, around the clock, every day of the year.

Our aim is to provide excellent, personalised and compassionate care for everyone in our community who is affected by a life‑limiting illness. We work in close partnership with other organisations specifically with local health and social care professionals as well as local people. Working within our community allows us to lead, provide and influence care so that anyone affected by a life‑limiting illness has access to the best possible support when and wherever they need it.