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As a Trainee Care Practitioner at a Barchester care home, you'll carry out a range of tasks that help us give our residents the quality care and support they deserve. The role of Care Practitioner is the highest level of Care Assistant we have, so you will be trained to lead, motivate and inspire a team of carers, as well as confidently take responsibility for resident medication, wound management, continence, physiological assessment and care planning under the guidance of the on-site Registered Nurse. This is a very rewarding and fulfilling role that will give you real scope to make a difference to the lives of our residents, along with plenty of training and development opportunities. Barchester are the only care provider in the UK to be accredited as one of the best companies to work for in 2019. NEED TO HAVE 2 years' experience in a care setting NVQ level 3 Health & Social Care qualification (or equivalent) GCSE maths and English grade C or above NEED TO DO Undertake senior care responsibilities Demonstrate passion for delivering exceptional care to residents Support a nursing team with medication, assessments, care planning Attend regular training sessions, both on and off site Engage with the training programme to gain confidence in new skills REWARDS PACKAGE As well as a competitive salary, Barchester offers one of the best rewards packages in the care sector. Your generous benefits would include: Free learning and development Automatic enrolment into our profit share scheme A range of holiday, retail and leisure discounts Unlimited access to our Refer a Friend bonus schemeIf you'd like to use your motivational and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be. 0854

ABOUT THE ROLEAs a Bank Activities Coordinator at a Barchester care home, you'll help to create a stimulating environment that enables us to deliver exceptional all-round care and support for our residents. Our ethos is all about celebrating life, so you'll help to devise imaginative, fun and motivational activities that suit every interest and ability. An extremely rewarding role, part of your time as a Bank Activities Coordinator will be spent getting to know our residents and their families before you create tailored activities programmes focused on maximising everyone's wellbeing, independence and social engagement. ABOUT YOUYou'll need to be warm, empathetic and personable to join us as a Bank Activities Coordinator. Your organisational skills and driven mind-set mean you always get things done and make things happen. Meanwhile, your infectious enthusiasm and creative approach will inspire our residents and staff to get involved in activities both within the home and in the local community. Any similar experience would be ideal, but it isn't essential especially because we'll make sure you have the training you need to develop your skills and progress your career with us. REWARDS PACKAGEAs well as competitive pay, you can look forward to a role that offers true flexibility and plenty of free learning and development opportunities. As one of the UK's leading healthcare providers, we take the growth of everyone who works for us seriously. As this is a Bank position to provide cover as and when we need it, such as for annual leave or sick leave, the hours and days you work will vary. If you'd like to use your planning and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be.

ABOUT THE ROLEAs a Kitchen Assistant at a Barchester care home, you'll help to provide the first-class food and hospitality that enable us to give our residents exceptional all-round care and support. A healthy, nutritious diet is vital to ensuring our residents' wellbeing and helping them enjoy daily life with us, which is why the role of Kitchen Assistant is so important. You'll help to produce meals and create a fulfilling dining experience for every resident. You'll be an asset to your colleagues and your impact will reach beyond the kitchen too. There'll be plenty of opportunities for you to get to know our residents, enhance their hospitality experience and develop your skills. ABOUT YOUWhen you join us as a Kitchen Assistant, you'll play a crucial role in the success of your care home. That's why we're looking for someone who's committed to maintaining the highest standards in the kitchen and during the food preparation process. You should be reliable, considerate and caring in your approach. Formal qualifications aren't necessary, although any similar experience gained in a commercial or care setting would be useful. REWARDS PACKAGEIn return for your dedication, you'll receive a competitive rate of pay plus our sector-leading benefits and rewards package including: Free training and development for all roles Access to wellbeing and support tools A range of retail discounts and savings Unlimited referrals with our Refer a Friend' bonus scheme Employee of the Month' rewards and Long Service Awards' And so much more! If you'd like to use your attention to detail and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be.

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Job Title: Complex Care NurseLocation: TauntonSalary: £24,000paHours:Part time,21 hours, 3 days between Mon - Fri 9-5pm (days to be agreed)withflexibility to suit the needs of the business What we offer: A competitive salary 28 days annual leave (includes Bank Holidays) increasing every year by 1 to the maximum of 33 days over 5years'service - pro rata'd An additional day off for your Birthday Blue Light Card Refer with the Care Friends mobile app and earn extra money Cycle to Work scheme for our Head Office, Regional and Branch colleagues Long Service Awards Workplace Pension Employee assistance programme (EAP) - confidential phone line and online support and resources available to you and your loved ones 24/7 A range of Family Friendly Benefits designed to offer you more support, flexibility, and additional time off when you most need it. Supportive working environment with ongoing learning and development opportunities. A friendly, agile and flexible working culture We want to make life better for more people. If you are as passionate about quality as we are and you want a role where your skills will make a real difference, this is a great opportunity. You can help us to grow and develop in an exciting business that puts people front and centre of everything we do.Prestige Nursing & Care has provided home care for over 75 years and we have 30 local offices in England and Scotland. Our aim is to lead the care industry by providing high quality, personalised and specialist services to our clients. Our services span the generations across a number of environments: Adults of all ages, including the elderly and frail, based in their own homes and community setting Babies, children and young adults in and outside of the home setting i.e. at school, college, social activities and play We offer complex nursing care, led by an experienced registered nurse, provided in the clients own home/ community setting and delivered by a nurse, heath care assistant or support worker. Our client needs, which vary, mainly arise from physical disability, long term conditions, neurological impairment, sensory impairment, learning disability and autism and mental health issues. We work in partnership and collaborate with those health-care professionals already involved; we value the importance of integrated and joined-up care provision. We offer a supportive working environment with lots of potential for learning and development and a friendly, agile and flexible working culture. We are looking for a dynamic, resourceful and independent professional with solid nursing experience as an Adult, Child or Dual Qualified Nurse, that is flexible, enthusiastic, and has a can-do attitude to join our clinical team supporting both adults and children with complex needs. The role of a Complex Care Nurse is to provide clinical expertise and leadership to enable the planning and delivery of safe, high-quality complex care to all clients in their own homes and/or community settings. Purpose of the Job: The role of a Complex Care Nurse is to provide clinical expertise and professional leadership to enable management of a complex caseload of clients requiring clinical support in the community and to oversee the planning and delivery of safe, high-quality complex care to all adults and children in their own homes and/or community settings. To be accountable for and lead on the clinical components of care delivery Support in the assessment, mobilisation and implementation of complex care clients to support with business growth To regularly risk assess individual client needs Provide evidence based clinical expertise and advice relating to care-planning and delivery across the pathway and evaluate outcomes Attend meetings and/or liaise with MDT, commissioners, case managers and clients etc to build and manage clinical caseload To act as a role model and leader for all members of staff To facilitate and deliver an ongoing programme of clinical knowledge/skills-training and competency assessments to non-registered members to enable them to competently deliver care with minimal supervision To be responsible and accountable for the delegation of clinical healthcare tasks required for clients to maintain a quality of life within the community Maintain high standards and proactively manage quality improvement, clinical risks, safety concerns and complaints relating to client case load Drive best practice in order to ensure high quality care Promote compliance and adherence to internal policies and standards Keep up with national standards and requirements surrounding clinical services Assist the branch in identifying best practice in regard to clients complexity to ensure delivery of safe and high-quality care Commitment to improving client/family experience at every step of the care pathway. Identify, develop and maintain new business streams to support with growth of clinical services Person Specification: Registered Nurse withNMCwith active PIN Minimum 2 years clinical nursing experience including community or hospital setting Management of clinical risk management and individualised, person-centred care planning Experience of safeguarding adults and children Effective communication skills verbal and written Ability to work on own initiative as well a part of a team self-motivated Effective people management skills Ability to negotiate, influence, escalate and seek advice Experience in interpreting and analysing data and meet deadlines Excellent IT and presentation skills Demonstrate knowledge of the theory and application of clinical governance E Ability to work autonomously and with initiative Can do approach Ability to work independently and within a team Valid UK driving licence and access to a car is highly desirable, however other travel arrangements are possible Demonstrate good leadership skills. A commitment to equal opportunities and diversity Symmetry between personal and organisational values Recognised teaching qualification/experience Evidence of developing policy, guidelines and managing resources Coaching and mentoring skills, teaching qualification Evidence of success in leading/managing significant and sustained change Experience in interpreting and analysing data and meet deadlines

Please see attached job description for further information about the responsibilities of this role. You can find further details about the role, a letter from the Deputy CFOs and advice on completing your application in the Document to download section. Interested in applying and want to find out more about our team and the work we do? Please email Heather Pittam (Head of Financial Reporting) on heather.pittam@nhs.net if you would like to discuss.

The role is community-based, working alongside the community nurse specialists and other members of the multi-disciplinary team either internal or external to St Margaret's hospice care. You will be visiting patients within their own homes and covering the advice line. Shift pattern includes 7 -3, 9 -5, 16-24. This incorporates 7-day working. Providing appropriate clinical and non-clinical palliative care advice and support for patients, carers and health care professionals, within the boundaries of the service. To provide advice and information to patients and carers with the aim of maintaining patients in their own homes and enabling them to enjoy maximum independence and optimum quality of life, in their preferred place of care. Provide specialist palliative nursing care for patients that is patient centred, holistic and quality driven. Provide appropriate support and advice for families and carers working alongside the inpatient and/or community multidisciplinary team. Internet needs to have the ability to support multi electronic health system ie EMIS, RIO, Sider, Systemone, Mitel. If remote working from own home, ensure personal internet/connectivity, not a shared system.

Process practice correspondence (paper, electronic and email) attaching it to the patient record, read coding accurately diagnosis, procedures, and investigations, identifying and carrying out actions, using the most current protocols and processes available Identify the complex or higher risk areas that require input or knowledge from the clinical team, including safeguarding issues and working to the agreed practice protocols. Processing Lab results within EMIS, following agreed protocols and standard operating procedures, ensuring safe and effective practice. Working closely with clinical leads if and when required to provide a safe and high-quality service to the practice Partake in training sessions for, and be competent in the summarising of patients Lloyd George medical records and supporting registration processes, following agreed protocols and standard operating procedures Partake in training sessions for, and be competent in in the completion of correspondence relating to non-NHS private work, following agreed protocols and standard operating procedures Receive feedback positively on your own performance and the teams performance. Both through the GP Lead(s) and directly, work closely with practice administrators and clinical teams to ensure that a safe and high-quality service for the practice is provided Work to an agreed workplan for the assigned tasks, following the agreed timeframes. Ensure that any shortfalls in capacity or increases in demand are escalated so that any administrative tasks are processed within the agreed timescales. Be part of undertaking new trials to test ideas for improvement and development within your role and team Be flexible in approach to work and demonstrate a willingness to support other areas of the business administratively as directed.

Valid Driving License is essential as travel between sites may be required. What We Offer? A supportive, innovative work environment focused on quality patient care. Training for on-call duties, as well as opportunities for personal and professional growth within the Trust. Please see attached job description for more information. Informal phone calls welcome - Lee Prosser -Deputy Head of Facilities Services - 01823 343165 or 07786 198099

Promoting improvement in the quality of care within the regional health system through clinical leadership and engagement. Exhibit clinical leadership and strategic influence across the whole system of care spanning primary, community, secondary, and specialised tertiary services such that the quality, safety, and experience of care is enhanced in all spheres, engaging clinicians at all levels in provision of best value care. In collaboration with the Regional Chief Nurse to enact and oversee systems which enable early notification of significant variations in clinical practice and the quality of patient care and to take timely remedial action. The Regional Medical Director will identify and mitigate clinical risks, acting as necessary to bring about improvements that will maintain and enhance clinical quality and safety. In collaboration with the Regional Chief Nurse he/she will lead on work promoting improvements in quality of care. The RMD will act as the patients champion, being independent and fair, promoting equality and diversity, reducing inequalities, ensuring value for money, securing good governance of NHS providers and challenging poor delivery of services. In collaboration with the Regional Chief Nurse, motivate, empower and support the regional quality team to ensure that appropriate assurance is received on clinical quality and governance. They will support the organisation to deliver its statutory duties, particularly in relation to the duty of quality, the promotion of innovation, patient experience and choice, safeguarding children and vulnerable adults and equality and diversity. To contribute to and support national strategy for quality improvement. To be professionally accountable to the National Medical Director and, at times, to act or be a delegate for the National Medical Director. To communicate and lead the NHS message on quality improvement from a clinical perspective. The Regional Medical Director will promote quality, innovation and productivity. He/she will promote and facilitate transformational change. He/she will act as a role model for medical leaders. Promote a culture of safety & quality, using a learning culture and improvement methodology. Provide professional leadership, advice and support to Medical Directors/CMO of provider trusts, systems and other medical leaders and to oversee recruitment to Executive Medical Director posts within the region. Provide leadership and support to systems and providers with performance issues, where necessary, and to collaborate with and support the central team in managing trusts and systems within the oversight framework . Work with the Director of Workforce, Training and Education to ensure there is a robust pipeline for medical leadership roles within the region, by supporting national initiatives such as the aspiring medical directors programme. Ensure there are support systems for newly appointed medical leaders within the region; Engage with the clinical leadership andengagement infrastructure, namely the Clinical Senates Council & Forum, the established Clinical Networks, Operational Delivery Networks, Health Innovation Networks (HINs) and ICBs, to drive transformation of the system in the interests of quality and value; Specifically, regarding Clinical Networks and HINs the post holder will be expected to agree business plans, ensure appropriate synergy and alignment with regional and national objectives, and undertake quarterly assurance meetings. Strategic change across the region will be delivered through support of ICSs, Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) and their leadership. The post holder will be expected to act as a source of advice and support for ICSs through the convening of ad hoc advisory groups where necessary and affording access to the formal advisory architecture.