Vaccination and Health Screening Nurse Jobs – Multiple Locations Across England
Novello Healthcare is looking for Vaccination and Health Screening Nurses for ongoing shifts across England, with immediate need in Brighton, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes and Oxford. Browse more nurse jobs in Brighton, or read on for the full shift details.
The shift
- Role: Vaccination / Health Screening Nurse
- Locations: Brighton, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Oxford
- Trust: Various NHS trusts and healthcare providers across England
- Shifts: Monday to Friday, ongoing
- Employment: Umbrella
- Pay: £30.00
Pay
| Employment type | Rate |
| Umbrella | £30.00 |
Book or ask about rates
To book a shift or check current rates, call 0333 307 8897, or register in under 60 seconds at candidate.novellohealthcare.com. Not registered? Call the number above and we’ll sort your profile.
Vaccination Nurse jobs in Brighton
Novello Healthcare offers fair, transparent pay and a simple app for compliance, availability and bookings. Find out more about Novello.
What is a Vaccination Nurse?
A vaccination nurse, sometimes called a vaccine or immunisation nurse, is a registered nurse who specialises in giving vaccines to protect people from infectious disease. Typical responsibilities include:
- Administering vaccines — following proper injection technique to make sure each vaccine is given safely and correctly.
- Patient education — explaining the importance of vaccination, possible side effects and the benefits of immunisation.
- Assessing eligibility — checking medical history for any contraindications or allergies that might affect vaccination.
- Record keeping — logging the vaccine type, date, dose and patient details in line with healthcare regulations.
- Monitoring for adverse reactions — recognising and managing any reaction that occurs after vaccination.
- Storage and handling — keeping vaccines at the correct temperature so they remain effective.
- Staying up to date — following the latest guidance, as vaccines and recommendations change regularly.
Vaccine nurses work across hospitals, clinics, public health departments, schools and pharmacies, playing an important part in preventing and controlling infectious disease through vaccination programmes.
