Agency Band 6 Critical Care / Specialist Nurses (A&E, ITU, CCU and Renal) in Lancashire and south Cumbria, England

💼 Agency Band 6 Critical Care / Specialist Nurses (A&E, ITU, CCU, Renal) - payrate - £26 to £40

📍 Lancashire & South Cumbria, England
🏥 NHS Hospital Work | High Acuity Settings | Competitive Hourly Rates - £26 to £40

Springday Healthcare is actively recruiting experienced Band 6 Critical Care Nurses for agency placements within NHS hospitals across Lancashire and South Cumbria. We’re looking for highly skilled nurses specialising in Accident & Emergency (A&E), Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU), Coronary Care Unit (CCU), and Renal Care.

You’ll be supporting dynamic and fast-paced clinical environments, delivering expert care to patients with complex, life-threatening conditions.

🌟 Why Join Springday Healthcare?

• 📅 Flexible Shifts – Choose your availability

• 💷 Competitive Pay – Market-leading rates paid weekly

• 🏥 Hospital-Only Work – NHS critical care settings only

• 🔐 Dedicated Compliance Team – Fast-track registration

• 📞 24/7 Clinical and Consultant Support

📩 Apply Now

📧 Email your CV to: [email protected]
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🎓 Education Requirements

Registered Nurse (Adult) with valid NMC registration

Completion of post-registration training relevant to critical care (e.g., ALS, ILS, or specific critical care courses)

🏥 Experience Requirements

Minimum 18 months to 2 years UK-based nursing experience in one or more of the following settings:

A&E (Emergency Department)

ITU / ICU (Intensive Care)

CCU (Cardiac High Dependency)

Renal (Acute Dialysis or Chronic Renal Ward)

Recent NHS hospital experience preferred

🔍 Key Responsibilities

Provide high-acuity clinical care to critically ill patients

Respond rapidly to changes in patient condition using advanced clinical judgement

Administer complex treatments, infusions, and medications safely

Operate specialist equipment including ventilators, dialysis machines, and cardiac monitors

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams for safe, person-centred care

Maintain comprehensive patient records and adhere to safeguarding, infection control, and clinical governance standards

🛠️ Key Skills & Attributes

Excellent clinical assessment and decision-making skills

Confidence in working autonomously under pressure

Proficient in the use of advanced medical equipment

Compassionate, calm, and responsive in emergency situations

Strong communication and documentation skills

Up-to-date knowledge of NHS protocols, ACLS/ALS guidelines, and critical care standards