Dermatology Nurse - Minor Ops

Dermatology Nurse Minor Operations (MOPS) Location: Lauriston Building, Edinburgh Pay Rate: £413 per day (PAYE, inclusive of holiday pay) Hours: 08:00 17:00 Contract: Ongoing (expected until March 2027) The Opportunity Were currently recruiting for an experienced Dermatology Nurse to support Minor Operations clinics within NHS Lothian. This is a great opportunity to join a well-established outpatient service delivering high-quality, efficient patient care in a fast-paced clinical environment. Youll be working as part of a dedicated dermatology team, supporting see and treat clinics where patients are assessed and treated within the same visit. Key Responsibilities • Assist with minor surgical dermatology procedures (e.g. biopsies, lesion removals, excisions) • Prepare patients for procedures, including clinical checks and consent • Maintain aseptic technique and infection control standards • Support clinicians during procedures and monitor patient wellbeing • Deliver post-procedure care, including wound care and dressings • Provide aftercare advice and patient education • Accurately update patient notes during clinic sessions • Support dermatology pathways including 2-week wait, biopsies, and general cases Clinic Structure • Procedure-based clinics with allocated appointment times: • 30 minutes (standard) • 60 minutes (more complex cases) • 90 minutes (extended procedures) • Structured clinic days with consistent workflow Requirements • NMC Registered Nurse • Demonstrable experience in dermatology and minor ops clinics • Strong skills in: • Wound care • Aseptic technique • Surgical assistance • Ability to work in a fast-paced outpatient setting Additional Information • PVG clearance required • No travel or accommodation expenses provided • Consistent availability preferred • Opportunity for long-term, ongoing work Why Apply? • Competitive day rate • Long-term contract with stability • Opportunity to work within a high-demand dermatology service • Hands-on, procedure-focused nursing role Job description Job responsibilities Dermatology Nurse Minor Operations (MOPS) Location: Lauriston Building, Edinburgh Pay Rate: £413 per day (PAYE, inclusive of holiday pay) Hours: 08:00 17:00 Contract: Ongoing (expected until March 2027) The Opportunity Were currently recruiting for an experienced Dermatology Nurse to support Minor Operations clinics within NHS Lothian. This is a great opportunity to join a well-established outpatient service delivering high-quality, efficient patient care in a fast-paced clinical environment. Youll be working as part of a dedicated dermatology team, supporting see and treat clinics where patients are assessed and treated within the same visit. Key Responsibilities • Assist with minor surgical dermatology procedures (e.g. biopsies, lesion removals, excisions) • Prepare patients for procedures, including clinical checks and consent • Maintain aseptic technique and infection control standards • Support clinicians during procedures and monitor patient wellbeing • Deliver post-procedure care, including wound care and dressings • Provide aftercare advice and patient education • Accurately update patient notes during clinic sessions • Support dermatology pathways including 2-week wait, biopsies, and general cases Clinic Structure • Procedure-based clinics with allocated appointment times: • 30 minutes (standard) • 60 minutes (more complex cases) • 90 minutes (extended procedures) • Structured clinic days with consistent workflow Requirements • NMC Registered Nurse • Demonstrable experience in dermatology and minor ops clinics • Strong skills in: • Wound care • Aseptic technique • Surgical assistance • Ability to work in a fast-paced outpatient setting Additional Information • PVG clearance required • No travel or accommodation expenses provided • Consistent availability preferred • Opportunity for long-term, ongoing work Why Apply? • Competitive day rate • Long-term contract with stability • Opportunity to work within a high-demand dermatology service • Hands-on, procedure-focused nursing role