Job Vacancy: Specialist ICC Nurse (ICVD) Band 7 - Great Ormond Street Hospital
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Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust is looking for a motivated and innovative nurse with experience of working as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, or within the field of Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases (ICVD).
The post holder will be a knowledgeable nurse who can bring their valuable experience with them to join a dedicated team of clinical nurse specialists. This is a position requiring excellent specialist clinical skills, as well as the leadership and management skills to lead a dedicated team of nurse specialists and support staff.
Full-time
Permanent
Band 7
Closing Date: 12th August 2026
For questions about the job, contact:
Helen Walsh, Advanced Nurse Practitioner for ICVD team helen.walsh@gosh.nhs.uk
020 7405 9200 ext 5108
Or Anne MacNiven, Cardiorespiratory Matron anne.macniven@gosh.nhs.uk
020 74059200 ext 6374
Visit the NHS website job post for more information.
Main duties of the job
You will work within a wider team, composed of cardiologists with an interest in paediatric and adult inherited cardiac conditions, specialist nurses, cardiac technicians, clinical psychologists, geneticists and administrative staff. You will be expected to have excellent skills to support the whole family throughout the process of screening, diagnosis and on-going care.
You will have the ability to develop and improve service delivery by driving and implementing change. They will work in collaboration with the team's other Clinical Nurse Specialists to ensure that the team delivers an excellent standard of evidence-based care, providing expert support to patients and families affected by inherited cardiac conditions. We will support your clinical development and will provide a tailored educational pathway.
Be a clinical expert within the specialty.
Ensure the provision of excellent, evidence-based nursing care for the children and their families.
Provide guidance for ward staff on the management for children with inherited cardiovascular disease and ensure this is documented and relevant training and educational packages are in place for these teams.
Be an active member of the in-service training programme through attendance at and delivery of presentations at staff meetings, tutorials, training sessions internally and by attending external courses



