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This is a varied role which will require the successful candidate to have excellent IT skills, display a high level of accuracy and attention to detail, and demonstrate effective interpersonal skills when liaising with staff across the Trust. Ensuring the services procedures are followed, reviewed and fed back on to constantly evolve and improve efficiencies for all. The role requires experience of managing a busy caseload, excellent attention to detail, familiarity with Microsoft Office packages, outstanding interpersonal skills and the ability to manage relationships and communicate well with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders. The role is agile, and you would be expected to work in such a way with your agile kit (mobile and laptop equipment) to work onsite and from home to suit the service needs or when required by leadership. Please refer further to the detailed Job Description and Person Specification. Whats the next step? Now is your time to decide if to apply! We are always happy to talk you through how the process works, so feel free to give us a call, but hopefully we have put all the information together you need in this pack. Once you have applied it will follow the normal Trust recruitment process for shortlisting and interviewing, so we will be in touch. If you want to visit us at either City or QMC then youre welcome to do so, just give us a call and get booked in. We would also recommend reading our Chief Digital & Information Officers (CDIO) blog on How not to suck at NHS Job applications. https://andy-callow.medium.com/how-not-to-suck-at-nhs-job-applications-c3257468ad7f Please refer to the job description and person specification attached to the advert for the full details of the vacancy.

Clinical Practice · Provide safe delivery of a quality immunisations service. · To identify, prioritise and implement programmes of care that meet the needs of the patients. · To take into account risk and its effective management e.g. consent, side effects. · Take responsibility for CPD and keep up to date with current practices and research-led developments. · To identify and report all new problems and concerns to the Locality Lead Nurse; · Work towards PGDs and PSDs. Communication The Immunisation Nurse will communicate effectively with other team members; The Immunisation Nurse will communicate effectively with parents, carers and school staff. Delivering a quality service Recognise and work within own competence and professional code of conduct as regulated by the NMC; Work in a manner that maintains and promotes quality, working as a team and alongside admin to organise and manage school workload. Support and participate in shared learning and networking across other immunisation teams; Understand and apply legal policy that supports the safeguarding of children and adults. Team Working · Act as lead clinician on immunisation sessions. · Work with administration team and school staff at immunisation sessions. Management of risk Ensure safe storage, rotation and disposal of vaccines and drugs. Ensure use of appropriate transporting and storage of items, following the cold chain procedures. Practise infection-control measures according to local and national guidelines. Managing information Work in accordance with GDPR policy. Ensure all patient records are clear and recorded accurately and stored as per procedures. Understand the responsibility of self and others regarding the Freedom of Information Act. Learning and Development · Undertake all mandatory and statutory training requirements. Be responsible for own learning needs and continuing professional development. Equality and Diversity Ensure all staff are working to all appropriate equality and diversity procedures. Health and Safety The post holder is required to take reasonable care for the health and safety of themselves and other persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions at work. The post holder is also required to co-operate with their employing body to ensure that statutory and departmental regulations are adhered to.

Please see the attached Job Description and Person Specification for key duties and responsibilities.

Nottingham is one of 23 specialist clinical research facilities in England, bringing together the latest cutting-edge technology with world-leading clinical expertise. These facilities are accredited by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), the research arm of the NHS. This accreditation is an indication of the quality and excellence of our facilities and the teams of researchers, clinicians and scientists based here. At the heart of the facilities in Nottingham is our expertise in translational Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Alongside substantial investments from UK research funding bodies, the NHS and the University of Nottingham, the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre is recognised internationally as a leading centre for translational research. The Centre combines the expertise and multidisciplinary skills of both Magnetic Resonance physicists and clinical academics. Within neurology there is an internationally renowned academic unit and the department has a strong track record for attracting research funding and successfully delivering clinical trials Developing a new medicine requires a diverse range of expertise. The Nottingham CRF brings together the academic, clinical, NHS and industry expertise required to effectively deliver complex studies and early phase research. Part Time applications will also be considered.

To plan, prepare and carry out the appropriate level of meaningful activity with patients, and to progress activity programmes under appropriate guidance from qualified therapy staff. Communicate effectively with patients, carers/relatives and all multi-professional colleagues regarding all aspects of patient care. Utilising tact and persuasion engage patients in activity programmes, making basic clinical decisions e.g. is the patient fit to undertake the planned activity.

The post holder will act as Deputy to the Ward Sister/Charge Nurse. They will be required to: Act as the deputy to the ward sister/charge nurse regularly taking charge of the ward and ensuring that the standards and quality of care given to patients, together with the environment in which care is delivered, are maintained at a high standard. Be an effective leader and role model and will be expected to provide regular direct clinical care and use experience to support the implementation of both clinical and nonclinical governance. Work flexibly as a member of the ward team and in support of the Ward Sister/Charge Nurse to ensure standards are being maintained, evaluated, and where necessary improved. Under take a number of managerial responsibilities such as appraisals, return to work meetings and 121's with members of the team and monthly audits. Work closely with other members of the renal speciality team. In addition to the brief list above you must familiarise yourself with the full job description and person specification attached to this advert prior to applying.

£1000 bonus when completed 12 months service (£500 for PT). Full time - this entails fixed shift working in a team rota pattern of 4 shifts on and 4 days off: 06:45 to 19:00 for 2-day shifts followed by 2-night shifts of 18:45 to 07:00. Part time - this entails fixed shift working: 06:45 to 19:00 for day shifts and night shifts of 18:45 to 07:00, working in a team rota pattern of 2 day shifts on, 8 days, 2 nights, 4 days off. Rolling rota available 2 years in advance. Average estimated overtime £3500 per annum NMC/HCPC Registration paid

Responsible for all aspects of secretarial and administrative support provided to the Medical Typists, PA's and Outpatient Team. Deal with incoming/outgoing mail in shared email inboxes. Support in the production of key documentation ensuring it is delivered on time and to the correct audience. To assist in the maintenance of files and information maintaining confidentiality at all times. Ensuring the timely availability of information for the effective planning and scheduling of activity. Support to implement and maintain systems and processes to support the Haematology admin team and use robust organisational procedures to develop a flexible and adaptable centralised administration support Organise and plan workload to ensure the integrity and timeliness of management data, and to help ensure deadlines are met. Provide training on own areas of work to new members of staff and end users as required. Under supervision, have the ability to navigate hospital information systems, e.g. Medway PAS, NotIS etc, in order to obtain information on outpatient appointments, and access and obtain test results Communication To communicate information effectively across all media channels and facilitate collaborative working with multi-disciplinary team colleagues internally and externally To respond promptly and appropriately to enquiries and requests for information and advice made either in person, by correspondence or over the telephone. To deal with a range of queries in the absence of management team ensuring matters are assigned to relevant members of staff. Support admin and Outpatient teams in the management of shared email inboxes and respond to queries appropriately Dealing with patient and colleague queries via phone, email and in person, booking and amending patient appointments as required Ensure that appraisal and mandatory training information is kept up to date and flag any non-compliance to the relevant manager. Liaising with outpatient administrators re. appointments and necessary important clinical information to ensure patients are seen on their pathway without delay Personal / Professional To have appropriate knowledge and understanding of Trust policies and demonstrate a professional manner and confident approach at all times. To take responsibility for the completion and delivery of work to a high standard within the allocated timescales. To maintain confidence and composure in difficult or stressful situations. Be able to work independently and manage own workload to make effective use of time and resources and working to local and national standards Work flexibly and at any location as required Undertake other duties commensurate to the grade as required

Please refer to the job description and person specification attached to the advert for the full details. The role/duties of the post are outlined above. In undertaking this role, the employee will be expected to behave at all times that is consistent with and actively supports the Trust values which are detailed below. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in delivering a high-quality Outpatient Appointment Service and should demonstrate excellent communication skills. A good telephone manner with the ability to show initiative is essential. Experience of working in a busy NHS environment is essential along with excellent IT skills and good knowledge of hospital software, particularly Medway PAS and the Electronic Referral System. You will have the ability to accurately convey verbal and written information. You must be well motivated and reliable, with a 'can do' attitude. In addition to the below summary you need to familiarise yourself with full Job Description and Person Specification documents attached to this advert. Be responsible for arranging follow up appointments and partial booking follow up appointments. Using Medway PAS or any other relevant electronic booking systems arrange appointments and follow up clinics, as instructed by the directorate management team medical/nursing staff. Reduce and cancel clinics. Ensure Referral to treatment patient data quality is accurate at all times. Deal appropriately with enquiries, by telephone from staff and the general public, seeking advice or referring elsewhere if necessary. Manage the demand and capacity within the standard operating practice taking decision to escalate when required any capacity issues.

Please refer to the job description and person specification attached to the advert for the full details of the vacancy.

Duties and Responsibilities: ECG recording Blood Pressure Monitoring Chronic disease management and monitoring Phlebotomy Chaperoning duties Processing and management of laboratory samples requested by GPs/Nurses Surgical equipment and vaccine re-stocking and stock rotation Clearing and re-stocking consulting rooms Preparing and maintaining environments and equipment before, during and after patient care interventions Assisting GPs during the performance of minor operations and coil fits Assisting in the assessment and surveillance of patients health and well-being Undertaking specific clinical activities for named patients that have been delegated and taught specifically in relation to that individual. Helping to raise awareness of health and well-being and how it can be promoted. Assisting with the collection and collation of data on needs related to health and well-being. Basic leg washes and wound dressing Assisting with flu clinics (under strict protocols, with up-to-date training and monitoring from GP/PN) Health promotion displays. Data entry into the computerised clinical record database Ear irrigation Visiting patients at home and performing regulated activities

Working as part of a team, the successful candidate will play a crucial role in the delivery of a high quality secretarial and administrative service to speciality consultants and the wider clinical team. The post holder will be cancelling and rescheduling clinic appointments, preparing and sending out appointment letters, so will need to be highly organised and have the ability to prioritise tasks. The appointed person will be responsible for answering calls from patient representatives and clinical colleagues so an excellent telephone manner is an essential requirement for this role. The post holder will be able to demonstrate having excellent organisational skills as well as being a hard working team player who works well under pressure and has an approachable manner. The role/duties of the post are outlined above. In undertaking this role, the employee will be expected to behave at all times that is consistent with and actively supports the Trust values which are detailed below. Key job responsibilities Manage clinic schedules and patient attendance for your specialty, working closely with consultants and other stakeholders Print appointment confirmation letters and send to patients Ensure referral to treatment (RTT) patient data quality is accurate at all times Organise and attend meetings, take minutes and type up notes Diary Management for clinical teams Deal appropriately with enquiries, by telephone and in person, from staff and the general public, seeking advice or referring elsewhere if necessary Dealing with incoming mail, referrals, results and reports Manage demand and capacity within the standard operating practice and escalate any capacity issues to the directorate management team Accurately transcribe clinical letters using audio dictation software, producing high quality work within defined deadlines. Type non-clinical letters as required Process PICU discharge summaries Be able to competently use NUH information technology systems and participate in training programmes to develop and update personal skills to meet the needs of the department Maintain tidy, safe working environment, reporting any hazards or faults timely and appropriately Present a professional, polite and courteous attitude at all times and be appropriately dressed when on duty Undertake HR related tasks, appraisals and recruitment (if necessary) Undertake any other duties, which may reasonably be required

Excellent communication skills along with a pleasant , friendly and understanding disposition are essential for this role and previous experience of working with the general public would be an advantage. This role will require the post holder to wear personal, protective, equipment (PPE) including masks, aprons and gloves as per trust guidance. You must be able to work in a fast paced, high demand environment which sees a high turn over of patients daily.

Co-ordinates spread and sustainability of Trust wide and staff-led quality improvement priorities as a key way of working across the Trust. Continuously improve and drive the Service User QI Participation strategy and approach within the Care Groups Prioritises the need for all leaders to understand how improvement works and plays an active role in its adoption and success. Drives transformational change by creating a culture that fosters innovation and change at a team, Care Unit, Care Group and organisational level. Ensures there is effective governance, oversight and assurance around the Care Groups strategic quality improvement portfolio, including undertaking periodic reviews to maintain its effectiveness, affordability and achievability. To be responsible for the delivery of quality improvement collaborative plans and progress reports, informed by robust monitoring of milestones that demonstrate direct and indirect, qualitative and quantitative outcomes resulting from their adoption. Provide expert content knowledge about all aspects of continuous quality improvement and is able to act as an approachable source of knowledge to all staff. Lead on the preparation of papers on key strategic QI projects/collaboratives and present to relevant stakeholders. Have the ability to teach improvement science, quality improvement concepts, tools and techniques. Communicate complex information and develop relationships with all levels of clinical and non-clinical staff and also external organisations. Manage complex, sensitive and contentious information appropriately. Look for opportunities to develop all areas of work in line with a culture of continuous quality improvement. Understand and exploit opportunities to push the quality agenda of the organisation at all opportunities. Understand the wider quality agenda and exploit linkages between the different projects and colleagues involved in them. Coach and articulate to others the use of various improvement methods. Provide teaching of highly complex improvement methodology including topics including, but not limited to, LoPK, Theory of Constraints, Patient Safety, Psychology of Change, Psychological Safety, Improvement Kata, IHI White Papers, requiring use of skills developed to a high level through specific improvement science training or equivalent relevant experience. Providing often contentious data to clinical teams to whom the data pertains, where there are significant barriers to acceptance which need to be overcome using the highest level of interpersonal and communication skills, such as would be required when communicating in a hostile, antagonistic or highly emotive atmosphere. Presenting to large groups of staff (can be 100+), both internally and externally. Able to present NHCs Quality Safety & Patient Experience Strategy, including the Quality Improvement Strategy as well as articulate wider work going on in the organisation outside of quality improvement. Work with Very Senior Managers and the Associate Director of Quality Improvement on the design and implementation of agreed improvement programmes. Foster a culture of innovative practice through active communication and engagement with a range of individuals and groups across the Trust. Provide a link between identified national innovations, the best available clinical and scientific research in best practice and the individuals, teams and Care Units within the Care Groups.

For detailed job description and responsibilities please consult the documents attached. Working hours are generally 9-5, Monday to Friday although some flexibility is available, providing requests work with the needs of the service.