Learning disability nurse jobs

We need learning disability nurses for temporary, last minute placements across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Guild learning disability nurses can access work in both NHS and private hospitals, police stations, prisons, custodial services, schools, patient transfer services, community settings and mental health units, as well as supporting clients to live safely in their own homes. You’ll need to work to our high standards and in return you’ll receive full professional support from us.

Requirements

  • A valid NMC Pin
  • A willingness to work to our company expectations
  • A minimum of 12 months experience in the last 18 months working in an acute inpatient, community or supported living setting
  • A minimum of 12 months experience in the last 18 months working in a complex clinical area (PMLD)
  • Evidence of PMVA and experience with behaviours that challenge (desirable)
  • A focus on the promotion of independence if working with under 18s
  • A focus on the promotion of independence, health and well-being
  • Experience of non-verbal communication methods
Pay Rates
Shifts
Total hourly pay UK
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
£35.00
£39.50
£46.50
£76.00
Shifts
Total hourly pay UK
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
£35.00
£39.50
£46.50
£76.00
Shifts
Total hourly pay Ireland
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
Up to €39.50
Up to €44.00
Up to €53.50
Up to €90.50
Shifts
Total hourly pay Ireland
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
Up to €39.50
Up to €44.00
Up to €53.50
Up to €90.50
Show breakdown
Shifts
Total hourly pay UK
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
£35.00
£39.50
£46.50
£76.00
Shifts
Total hourly pay UK
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
£35.00
£39.50
£46.50
£76.00
Shifts
Total hourly pay Ireland
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
Up to €39.50
Up to €44.00
Up to €53.50
Up to €90.50
Shifts
Total hourly pay Ireland
Basic Mon-Fri 8am-2pm
P1 Mon-Thurs 2pm-8am
P2 Fri 2pm – Mon 8am
BH Bank/Public Holidays
Up to €39.50
Up to €44.00
Up to €53.50
Up to €90.50

View all pay rates (including holiday pay)

We have a high demand for learning disability nurses in:

Cork
Dublin
Scotland wide

We also have shifts available for learning disability nurses across Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

Log in to Quick Nurse or join now to see shifts in these areas.

We’re looking for learning disability nurses

If you’re a learning disability nurse seeking the next opportunity in your career in Scotland, Northern Ireland, or the Republic of Ireland, the Scottish Nursing Guild can assist you. We’re searching for skilled and experienced nurses to cover learning disability nurse shifts in various healthcare settings. We provide a range of last-minute learning disability nurse jobs. Providing you meet the criteria mentioned above, you can register to join us today and enjoy our exceptional benefits package.

Requirements for learning disability nurses

At the Guild, we understand the importance of maintaining high-quality care for individuals with learning disabilities. Our nurses play a vital role in upholding our reputation. Therefore, we seek nurses who share our values. Before registering for agency learning disability nurse jobs with us, we ask that you meet the requirements listed at the beginning of this page. By doing so, we can continue the delivery of exceptional healthcare, which we take great pride in.

Benefits of joining our team to find learning disability nurse jobs

The Scottish Nursing Guild is a leading nursing agency specialising in placing nurses into learning disability nurse jobs across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland. We provide nursing solutions to healthcare organisations, even in urgent situations when others cannot. We prioritise maintaining the highest standard of care, regardless of the shift requirements. To support our nurses, we offer an excellent benefits package, including:

  • Competitive pay rates
  • Coverage of NMC/NMBI fees
  • Reimbursement of travel expenses
  • Free annual flu voucher
  • 24/7 nurse-led telephone support
  • Access to exclusive training courses on various subjects

Once you complete your registration with us, you will gain access to our Quick Nurse app. This user-friendly platform allows you to conveniently view and book learning disability nurse shifts. You can also update your availability, enabling us to suggest suitable shifts that align with your schedule. Efficient utilisation of Quick Nurse allows you to work with us alongside another part-time or full-time role. You have complete control over the shifts you work, including the desired days of the week, time of day, and even the healthcare settings in which you prefer to work.

Where our learning disability nurse jobs are located

The Scottish Nursing Guild is a learning disability nurse agency operating in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The learning disability nurse jobs are often in remote locations and require last minute cover, for which we cover mileage costs.

Our teams operate in multiple cities including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Cork. We also have shifts available across smaller towns and communities.

If you are interested in working with us, register here to advance your learning disability nursing career today.

What our workers say about us

Don’t just take our word for it. Listen to what our agency workers say about us.

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Frequently asked questions

How much experience do I need?

You’ll need a minimum of 12 months experience in the last 18 months, working in an intensive care setting (general, cardiac, neuro or burns).

Do you have work for learning disability nurses near me?

We have shifts located in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Just use the Quick Nurse app to browse learning disability nurse jobs based on your location and you will instantly find the closest shifts available.

What are the benefits of working as a learning disability nurse?

Working as an agency learning disability nurse (RNLD) has many benefits that a regular, permanent job might not offer. One of the biggest advantages is flexibility. You get to choose your own shifts and decide when and where you work, making it easier to fit your job around your life.

At the Guild, booking shifts is easy with our Quick Nurse app. Just log in, check the available shifts, and pick the ones that fit your schedule. You can find shifts all over Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland with both NHS/HSE and private healthcare providers.

Another great benefit of being an agency learning disability nurse is the chance to gain experience quickly. You get to work in different places and with various teams, helping you learn and grow faster than in a permanent role.

Additionally, agency learning disability nurses often earn more than those in permanent positions. The Guild offers exceptional pay rates to reflect the skills and dedication required for providing excellent care.

If you’re interested in becoming an agency RNLD  with the Guild, register today to start your journey.

Learning disability nurses in the community

Have you ever considered working in the community? We’re always looking for learning disability nurses to support clients living with complex health needs, at home. Interested? Let us know when you apply. If you already work for us, call your local office to discuss community opportunities.

Learn more about working in a community setting

Refer a friend and earn a bonus!

Do you have a nursing friend or colleague who would love to work for the Scottish Nursing Guild?

Complete our referral form and earn a cash bonus once your friend completes three Guild shifts.

Currently available in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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