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Employment opportunities in Haydock. Register to work now.

Calling all Band 6 Registered Mental Health Nurses (RMNs) passionate about Children and Young People's Mental Health Services. 

  • Job Title: Band 6 RMN, Crisis Response Team 

  • Vacancy type: Immediate start agency vacancies, block bookings, with ongoing NHS jobs 

  • Pay Rates: Earn up to £69.39* per hour 

  • Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00-18:00 

  • Location: Haydock, England 

Make a Difference. Start Today. 

The British Nursing Association (BNA) has immediate start opportunities for experienced RMNs in Haydock, Merseyside. This is a fantastic chance to leverage your skills while enjoying a flexible schedule. 

Immediate Start Employment Opportunities: 

  • Competitive Rates: We offer market-leading pay rates for paediatric nurses, up to £69.39 per hour, for Mental Health Nurses for Children & Young People and Registered Sick Children's Nurses (RSCNs). 

  • Ongoing Opportunities: This block booking can lead to further agency work and even permanent NHS positions. 

  • Boost Your Development: We offer mandatory annual training at reduced rates, plus access to additional courses at no extra cost. 

  • 24/7 Support: Our dedicated bookings and compliance teams are available around the clock to assist you. 

What We're Looking For: 

  • Degree or equivalent qualification in Mental Health Nursing. 

  • Proven experience as a Registered Mental Health Nurse. 

  • Experience in paediatric nursing. 

  • Valid NMC registration and DBS check (Update Service highly encouraged). 

The Role: 

In this pivotal role, you'll play a key part in delivering high-quality care to children and young people facing mental health challenges. Your responsibilities include: 

  • Fast and accurate assessments of individual needs. 

  • Performing comprehensive mental health assessments, including risk assessments. 

  • Efficient referrals to other clinicians and services as needed. 

  • Acting as a gatekeeper according to established procedures. 

  • Providing managerial support and leading the team during team manager absence. 

  • Delivering rapid interventions in crisis situations. 

  • Building strong relationships with other services and carers. 

  • Contributing to local and national strategies for improved service delivery. 

  • Supervising and mentoring junior staff. 

Ready to Make a Positive Impact? 

Join a team dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children and young people. Register with BNA today! It's free, easy, and comes with the backing of one of the UK's most trusted nursing and care agencies – the British Nursing Association, established in 1948.