International Midwifes

**International Midwifes - Inverness (Scotland)**:
Pulse is thrilled to be collaborating with one of Scotland's largest health Board. NHS Highlands offers prehospital treatment as well as primary and secondary care. NHS Highland oversees a variety of facilities, including a big district general hospital, three rural general hospitals, a psychiatric hospital, and several community hospitals.

**About The Role**:
To deliver the highest quality midwifery care while adhering to the principles and standards of the NHS Nursing and Midwifery Council.

**Benefits**:

- Competitive Salaries-paying based on experience
- You will receive 12 weeks accommodation
- Flight to UK
- OSCE training & travel paid
- All visa costs paid
- Ongoing training/support provided
- Great opportunity for people who have sub-specialist's interest

The successful midwife will be part of a multi-disciplinary team that will provide antenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, and neonatal care as specified by the individual woman and baby. The midwife will also be responsible for the daily care of a set number of women and/or babies as part of a team.

**Why work in Scotland, The Highlands?**:
The Highlands is Scotland's largest territory, covering approximately 10,000 square miles in northern Scotland. The area has breath-taking landscape, including the legendary Loch Ness. The Highlands have three official languages: English, Scots, and Gaelic.It has the highest mountains in the UK, ranging from 900 to 1300 metres.

**What requirements will you need to succeed in this role as a Registered Midwife?**:

- Educated to degree level/ have a valid registration
- If dual registrant, a minimum of four years practising only as a midwife in such country is required
- Providing a high-quality service while dealing with a fluctuating workload
- Coping with tough co-workers, women, and/or family members
- The ability to adapt to working in various areas of midwifery

**Duties and Responsibilities**:

- Administer intramuscular and intravenous medicines
- Conduct abdominal exams
- Perform vaginal exams and induce labour
- Assess wounds and remove sutures, clips, drains, or staples, as well as dressings
- Assessing the perineum after vaginal birth, accurately determining the severity of any perineal damage, and initiating appropriate treatment, including perineum suturing
- Assisting women with personal hygiene
- Assisting colleagues in the workplace during difficult and stressful times