JustNurses

01/09/2026

An exceptional opportunity for a Consultant in Emergency Medicine looking for something a little different. 🏥

📍 Channel Islands�
💷 £109,663 - £147,439 per annum plus automatic CEA payment and 8% on call�
🏥 Emergency Department | Consultant | Permanent | Full Time

The Channel Islands offer a genuinely unique quality of life alongside a package that speaks for itself.

If this sounds like the right move for you, get in touch with our team today and we would love to talk you through the details.

29/08/2026

If you are a theatre nurse or ODP looking for guaranteed hours and competitive rates, these block booking opportunities could be exactly what you are looking for. 🏥

We have roles available right now in Nottingham, Oxford, and Colchester covering anaesthetics, orthopaedic scrub, and SFA. All block bookings with guaranteed hours, giving you the stability to plan your working life properly.

Take a look through the roles and reach out if you want to know more. Our team will be happy to talk you through the options.

13/08/2026

August is Happiness Happens Month. It sounds lighthearted, but it raises a question that is genuinely worth sitting with.

Are you actually happy in your nursing career right now? Not just managing, but truly fulfilled and feeling like the work you do is valued.

Whether you're completely happy in your current role or simply curious about what else is out there, taking time to reflect on your career is always worthwhile. Sometimes a different setting, specialism or way of working is all it takes to rediscover what you love about nursing.

If you are ready to explore what else is out there, we are here to help.

Read the full blog via the link below 💙
https://loom.ly/s7CE4ic

Happiness Happens Month: are you actually happy in your current nursing position? - JustNurses

01/08/2026

This week is World Breastfeeding Awareness Week, and while the conversation tends to focus on the benefits for mothers and babies, we wanted to take a moment to talk about the people who make it possible.

Nurses and midwives.

The difference between a new mother giving up in those first difficult days and finding her way through is so often the nurse or midwife who took the time to sit with her, show her, and come back to check again.

That is skilled, important, deeply human clinical work. And this week we think it deserves to be celebrated.

Read the full blog via the link below 💙
https://loom.ly/mPgPcoE

World Breastfeeding Awareness Week: celebrating the nurses and midwives who make it possible - JustNurses

24/07/2026

24th July is International Self-Care Day. And we wanted to mark it by saying something to every nurse reading this.

You spend your working life looking after other people. But when did you last genuinely look after yourself?

Not in a bubble bath and scented candle kind of way. In a real, practical, sustainable kind of way.

We have written a blog about what self-care actually looks like for nurses, why shift workers need to think about it differently, and why looking after yourself is what makes it possible to keep doing the work you love.

Read the full blog via the link below 💙
https://loom.ly/5wXgVnQ

International Self-Care Day: you cannot pour from an empty cup - JustNurses

10/07/2026

It is shaping up to be quite a summer, and nurses are working through all of it.

This week we just wanted to take a moment to say: please look after yourselves. Drink water, check in on your colleagues, and take your breaks where you can.

We have written a short blog with some practical tips for staying hydrated on shift during a heatwave, because you matter just as much as the people in your care.

Read the full blog via the link below 💙
https://loom.ly/LpqxaL8

Staying hydrated in a heatwave: a note to every nurse working through this summer - JustNurses

07/07/2026

Talk to Us Month 💙

Nurses are there for people during some of life's most challenging moments. But who checks in on you?

This Talk to Us Month, take a moment to check in with a colleague, friend, or family member, and don't be afraid to let someone know if you're struggling.

Looking after your mental health is just as important as looking after your physical health. And remember, your consultant is always at the end of the phone, not just for jobs, but for a chat when you need one.

You are never alone.

05/07/2026

Summer might feel like a time to slow down. In NHS recruitment, it's anything but.

July and August are some of the busiest months of the year for agency nursing demand.

Trusts are already filling gaps fast, and additional agency funding is being released to cover summer shortages, so if you register now you'll be ready to go while demand is still at its peak.

If you've been thinking about agency work, this is your sign to register. Read the full blog via the link below and find out why summer is the best time to get started 👇
https://loom.ly/UpnG-tk

Why summer is the best time to register as an agency nurse - JustNurses

02/07/2026

We're recruiting an experienced Cardiac Scrub Nurse to join one of our clients in Stoke-on-Trent — £35 per hour, with the flexibility to work shifts that fit around your life.

If you take pride in precision, thrive in the operating theatre and love keeping every procedure running smoothly, this one's for you. And with a dedicated consultant, weekly pay and first-class support behind you every step of the way, we'll make your next move the easy part.

Apply today and let our specialist team take it from here. 💙

30/06/2026

Pride Month may be ending, but the work doesn't stop here.

This June, we've been reflecting on what inclusive workplaces really look like in nursing. Because the right role isn't just about the job title or the pay rate. It's about finding somewhere you feel safe, valued, and able to be yourself, not just in June, but every month.

From what to look for in an inclusive employer, to why a diverse nursing workforce builds stronger teams and better patient care, our latest blog covers it all.

Read the full blog via the link 🏳️‍🌈
https://loom.ly/djqnIHs

Proud to work in healthcare: what Pride Month means for nurses - JustNurses