Specialist Nurse - Urology/Uro-oncology

Job details

• Job reference: 254553
• Salary: Band 7 (£52,845 - £61,466)
• Job closing date: 05/08/2026
• Job Type: Nursing and Midwifery
• Location: Borders General Hospital
• Employment type: Permanent
• Hours Per Week: 36
• Job posted date: 22/07/2026
• Employer (NHS Board): NHS Borders
• Department: Urology

OUR VALUES IN ACTION

• Compassion • Kindness • Integrity • Teamwork • Excellence

CNS UROLOGY / URO-ONCOLOGY

Band 7 (if all essential criteria met). If working towards Advanced Practice – Band 6 / Annexe 21 will be applied until qualification/competencies achieved.

An exciting opportunity has arisen…

We are seeking a highly motivated, compassionate and proactive nurse who is committed to delivering high standards of care. You must be an experienced Registered Nurse who will join our urology /uro-oncology service as a Specialist Nurse. This is a rewarding role supporting patients across their urology and uro-oncology pathway, from diagnosis through to treatment and follow-up. You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team delivering high-quality, patient-centred care to individuals with a range of urological conditions.

You will be trained and supported to undertake prostate biopsies and undertake the two essential advanced practice modules if you do not already have these.

For information inquiries please contact Grace Brydon, Clinical Nurse Manager, tel 01896 825583 or email grace.brydon@nhs.scot.

Whether you’re early in your career or looking to take the next step into a more senior role, NHS Borders offers a supportive environment where you can grow, influence change, and make a real impact.

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