London maternity nurse jobs

Maternity Nurse needed for twins

Date posted: Thursday 8th October

Location: East Sheen, SW14 London

Hello,

My husband and I are looking for a Maternity Nurse to join us from October -November 2009 for 6-10 weeks on 24/6 basis. The twins are due mid November but could come early so some flexibility with your start date should be anticipated. Also given the potential overlap with the Christmas and New Year period we are happy to agree reduced working hours to suit both sides during the holidays.

We are needing help for six days a week and are flexible on which days these are and on allowing you more time to recover if necessary. This period will involve helping Mum recover, aid Dad getting back to work and help establish a practical routine with the twins. We also have a two year old girl who will be in Daycare 2-3 days per week (9am-3pm) So some help caring for her and introducing her to the twins to help her adapt to the growing family is very important to us.

Given the hours stated above a live in position is preferrable but if you live close to East Sheen, SW14 London, (near Richmond Park) we are happy to discuss alternative options.

You will have two years+ experience of maternity work and experience caring for twin babies is preferred but not essential. Ideally you will be London based (face to face interview is required) English must be fluent, also have an up to date CRB check in place and if relevant a Visa.

We are a married couple. Im from New Zealand, a full time Mum since 2007, and my husband is English, we are in our mid-late 30s, aiming for a happy and relaxed lifestyle given the twins arrival! We require the ideal candidate to be professional, flexible, clean and tidy and be aware of giving personal space to the family.

The option to live in full time is available and would be reflected in the day rate. Board and lodgings is also included. We are willing to pay the market rate depending on experience. Please send a CV, photo, relevant checks and two references in the first instance.

Many thanks. I look forward to hearing from you!