Does anyone work in a NHS role from home?

[MsMessy2626]

I am looking for a remote position working for the NHS.

can anyone share if they are working from home in a nhs role,
Ive looked on nhs jobs, I’ve seen some hybrid working, just wondering what types of jobs people are doing.

My skills are in mental health nursing and general administration.

A friend of mine works for 111 from home. Are you a qualified mental health nurse?

I work from home in commissioning. Our team of 15 has at least 4 former nurses, 2 of which were mental health nurses.

They commission mental health services, LTC screening programmes, primary care services, dementia services etc.

All under generic titles on nhs jobs such as project manager or service redesign, stuff like that.

Health Research Authority - organisation pretty much all home based now. Admin roles mainly.

Recruitment jobs in wales are all home based

I’m a mental health nurse and am currently on a fixed term project and probably work from home at least 50% of the time. CHC nurses also have a lot of home working (with assessments out in the community). Our local CHC team had a big shortage of RMNs (and RNLDs)

Research support/info management in public health

@365RubyRed Yes, I’m qualified, however no longer practicing and my Pin has lapsed. I’ve been a sahm the last few years.

Looking for an admin role now.

@MsMessy2626 why do you want to work solely from home?

@TheyGrewUp Yes, for the time being.

@EddieMunson Thanks I will look into your suggestion.

60 to 80 % of my job is wfh, but the time that isn't wfh does involve a commute - anywhere between 20 mins to 90 mins, I work in safeguarding.

It would completely depend on the team culture and manager. I know plenty who work from home, and some who get one WFH day a week. You'd have to apply for a tonne of jobs and try to get lucky. PS, the interviewers are not always honest about WFH either!

Im a clinical coder team leader fully remote. Love it. Need the peace and quiet to concentrate so it really works well