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The RCNi Nursing Jobs advert was crucial

"The RCNi Nursing Jobs advert was crucial in terms of recruiting Band 5 Nurses where there is a huge demand.

We had a high number of responses from the advert for both of our nursing jobs."

Recruitment Department – Barnet Enfield and Haringey Mental NHS Trust

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Make sure your nursing job attracts the right applicants

Use the right job title

Use standardised job titles in your advert so nurses instantly recognise the nursing role you're advertising for

Cover the key areas

Every advert should describe the role, include a person specification and information about the employer and the benefits they offer. Don't forget to say how nurses can apply for the position

Location is key

This is the most common way nurses search for jobs, so use this to your advantage and include the postcode, city, county and region in your advert

Don't be generic

Be as detailed as possible about your nurse vacancy by completing the job category section, selecting a clinical sector and any other field relevant to your job

Show your personality

Make sure you stand out from the crowd by talking about the team the nursing job is within, the culture of your organisation and the benefits you offer to the successful applicant

Know your audience

1Staff nurse
2Sister/charge nurse
3Community nurse
4Clinical nurse specialist
5Nurse practitioner

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