Total 161 job vacancies in Uxbridge, UB8 3NN

The Role
Operations Support Manager - Hillingdon - Full-Time 42.5 hours per week - £32,500 per annum
Do you have experience as a manager/supervisor?
Do you have good people management skills?
Do you have a full clean driving licence?
As a market frontrunner in the Parking industry, we pride ourselves on offering tailor-made solutions to clients and offering excellent customer service to our car park users and members of the public. An opportunity has arisen for an operations support manager to work on the streets directing and managing a team in the Hillingdon area. Your role is to ensure operational requirements and service level agreements are met throughout all aspects of the contract.
What will you do?

- You will manage your on-street team of staff.
- Communicate effectively and lead from the front
- Work on-street with your team to ensure staff are effectively deployed
- Motivate, praise and develop your team
- Make recommendations to management on service/operational issues
- Set objectives, conduct appraisals and identify training needs for operational staff
- You will identify and assist in the development of new business within the contract

What will you bring?

- You will need to have 2 years minimum management experience/supervisor experience or equivalent level of training
- Be able to demonstrate excellent people management skills including coaching, training and recruiting
- Experience working within a client facing role with good commercial acumen
- Experience of monitoring KPIs
- A good knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Hold a Full clean Drivers Licence

What can we offer you? :
• £32,500 per annum
• 42.5 hours per week
• 28 days holiday per year (including Bank Holidays)
• Pension scheme
• Training & Development opportunities
• Employee Discount scheme
Does this sound like you? If you think you are right for the role please apply now.

Focused on ensuring APCOA is a fair place to work regardless of age, race, gender or level in the business. Offering a inspiring work atmosphere where successes are shared. With interesting projects and an atmosphere of fostering and support. Staff have the training prospects to fulfil their potential while aiming for excellence in their work



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A Vacancy at Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust.

Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist (UCT)
Permanent, Full-Time (10PAs)



An exciting opportunity has arisen for 10PAs substantive Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist to work in Hillingdon Urgent Care Team with special interest in Paediatric Liaison.
The post holder will have the responsibility of managing young people who predominantly present through Hillingdon Hospital Emergency Department and those admitted to paediatric and adult medical wards. In addition, the team provides a short-term crisis intervention work.

Urgent Care Pathway has recently received additional funding to further develop short term crisis intervention (tier 3.5) input and this would be a stimulating opportunity to help shape the new short term crisis intervention service.
You will be joining a friendly and welcoming multidisciplinary team based across 2 clinic sites in the middle of the borough. There are good transport connections and parking at both sites.

This post attracts a Golden Hello of 20K payable in two instalments (subject to eligibility, taxable and non pensionable ), Relocation package for up to 8K (subject to eligibility) a generous annual leave entitlement, study leave, the NHS pension for a scheme and other financial benefits such as range of staff discounts including discount on the purchase and the lease of new cars.

Further Information & Arrangements to visit

Dr Afrooz Kosari, Lead Consultant Hillingdon CAMHS

E: afrooz.kosari@nhs.net, T: 01895 256521





Staffing in the Hillingdon Urgent Care Team includes– consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist (1.0 WTE) which is this post, team lead (1.0), clinical nurse specialist (3.0), assistant psychologist (1.0) and an administrator (1.0). The Urgent Care Team provides assessments at the Emergency Department and to the paediatric ward and medical wards (for 16- and 17-year olds) at Hillingdon Hospital as well as 7 day follow up appointments for Hillingdon patients discharged from acute hospitals. On average the team sees 30 new cases/month. They are seen by the clinical nurse specialists (or another mental health professional) and discussed with the team at the first instance and, if required, discussed with the consultant psychiatrist. The cases are currently not kept on the caseload but either transferred to another team/service for further input or discharged to primary care. Once the urgent care outreach service (UCOS for crisis work) is developed, it is expected that the team will carry a maximum caseload of 10 active cases at any one time.
The direct clinical care consultant caseload is expected to vary between 10-20 cases, combined between liaison and crisis aspects of the service. However, the consultant is not expected to provide direct case management.

"Central and North West London (CNWL) specialises in caring for people with a wide range of mental and physical health needs and is one of the largest mental health trusts in England. Each CAMHS service has its own local management structure: HIllingdon CAMHS has a Lead Psychiatrist, Therapies lead and team manager who work closely with the outer boroughs service manager.

Hillingdon UCT team lead will work closely with the UCT consultant (this post) and UCT service manager. Hillingdon UCT is also linked with Brent & Harrow UCT and Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster UCT and the postholder will be part of the UCT Senior Management Team lead by the UCT clinical lead and service manager.

General duties

· To undertake the administrative duties associated with the care of patients

· To record clinical activity accurately and comprehensively and maintain accurate, contemporaneous medical notes in line with the Trust record keeping policy

· To participate in the service and business planning activity for the locality and, as appropriate, for the whole mental health service

· To attend and participate in the internal CPD activities and maintain up to date CPD activities

· To attend the monthly consultant meetings and other relevant professional meetings

· To maintain professional registration with the General Medical Council, Mental Health Act Section 12 (2) and AC approval

· To participate annually in job plan review

· To work with local managers and professional colleagues in ensuring the efficient running of services, sharing with other consultant colleagues the medical contribution to management

· To comply with the Trust’s agreed policies and procedures

Clinical and management duties

The appointee will take a consultant lead role in the local urgent care team.

To provide consultation and medical input to the weekly clinical review meeting for UCT

To provide psychiatric assessments when required and support the Urgent Care Team with emergency work at Hillingdon Hospital and 7 day follow ups. Hillingdon Urgent Care team sees on average 30-35 new patients per month offering urgent assessments, 7 day follow-ups and ward reviews as needed.

To lead on the development of the Tier 3.5 service (Urgent Care Outreach Service) for Hillingdon

To contribute to the monthly senior management meetings for the local CAMHS as well as the crisis pathway.

To take a lead role, together with the urgent care team lead, in developing joint crisis pathways and protocols with the acute hospital

To attend interface meetings with the emergency department and contribute to professional meetings for young people at the hospital, including bed escalation meetings.

To provide clinical supervision to psychiatry trainees and speciality doctors contributing to the work of the UCT on a case by case basis as needed.

To lead on the development of interface working between UCT and other CAMHS sub-teams as well as ACTS (Adolescent Community Treatment Service)

To provide the continuity of consultant input for young people admitted to paediatric and medical wards and, if required, be the responsible clinician (RC)

The paediatric liaison sessions will be used to offer consultation to paediatrics and to develop a business case for a paediatric liaison service in collaboration with the local acute trust (Hillingdon Hospital)

To participate in case-based discussions with other CAMHS consultants and junior medical colleagues within the Hillingdon CAMJS doctors meeting which takes place twice a month.

To offer teaching to colleagues at the acute hospital, CAMHS colleagues and trainees and medical students

To facilitate monthly consultation group with the out-of-hours team together with other UCT consultants

To work together and support the team lead in providing activity reports and contribute to providing presentation of the work to senior management meetings and commissioners. This may include the North West London Provider Collaborative and the CNWL CAMHS Central Care Quality and Performance Management Group (CQPMG)








This advert closes on Sunday 1 Dec 2024

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Please refer to the attached Job Description for the main responsibilities of a Community Midwife in Maternity

General duties To undertake the administrative duties associated with the care of patients To record clinical activity accurately and comprehensively and maintain accurate, contemporaneous medical notes in line with the Trust record keeping policy To participate in the service and business planning activity for the locality and, as appropriate, for the whole mental health service To attend and participate in the internal CPD activities and maintain up to date CPD activities To attend the monthly consultant meetings and other relevant professional meetings To maintain professional registration with the General Medical Council, Mental Health Act Section 12 (2) and AC approval To participate annually in job plan review To work with local managers and professional colleagues in ensuring the efficient running of services, sharing with other consultant colleagues the medical contribution to management To comply with the Trusts agreed policies and procedures Clinical and management duties The appointee will take a consultant lead role in the local urgent care team. To provide consultation and medical input to the weekly clinical review meeting for UCT To provide psychiatric assessments when required and support the Urgent Care Team with emergency work at Hillingdon Hospital and 7 day follow ups. Hillingdon Urgent Care team sees on average 30-35 new patients per month offering urgent assessments, 7 day follow-ups and ward reviews as needed. To lead on the development of the Tier 3.5 service (Urgent Care Outreach Service) for Hillingdon To contribute to the monthly senior management meetings for the local CAMHS as well as the crisis pathway. To take a lead role, together with the urgent care team lead, in developing joint crisis pathways and protocols with the acute hospital To attend interface meetings with the emergency department and contribute to professional meetings for young people at the hospital, including bed escalation meetings. To provide clinical supervision to psychiatry trainees and speciality doctors contributing to the work of the UCT on a case by case basis as needed. To lead on the development of interface working between UCT and other CAMHS sub-teams as well as ACTS (Adolescent Community Treatment Service) To provide the continuity of consultant input for young people admitted to paediatric and medical wards and, if required, be the responsible clinician (RC) The paediatric liaison sessions will be used to offer consultation to paediatrics and to develop a business case for a paediatric liaison service in collaboration with the local acute trust (Hillingdon Hospital) To participate in case-based discussions with other CAMHS consultants and junior medical colleagues within the Hillingdon CAMJS doctors meeting which takes place twice a month. To offer teaching to colleagues at the acute hospital, CAMHS colleagues and trainees and medical students To facilitate monthly consultation group with the out-of-hours team together with other UCT consultants To work together and support the team lead in providing activity reports and contribute to providing presentation of the work to senior management meetings and commissioners. This may include the North West London Provider Collaborative and the CNWL CAMHS Central Care Quality and Performance Management Group (CQPMG)

Duty Manager

Stockley Park FWC | Fitness | Permanent | Full Time

Up to £26,754.00 per annum depending on experience

40 hours per week

Nuffield Health is the UK's largest Healthcare Charity. We're here to do important work. And right now, we're growing our team to offer our members a superior fitness experience. For you, it's the chance to play a vital role in shaping the health of the nation while you're taking the next exciting steps in your career.

As a Duty Manager at our Stockley Park FWC, you'll bring demonstrable sales experience and the ability to quickly get to grips with our business. You're enthusiastic, with excellent communication skills and a collaborative spirit. You have a 'can do' attitude and you share our passion for excellent customer service.

As a Duty Manager, you will:

• Be responsible for the smooth running of our club.

• Care about our members, ensure they're happy and seek opportunities to build rapport.

• Lead our colleagues and maintain quality standards in all areas.

• Conduct tours for prospective new members, selling the benefits that only we can provide.

• Oversee health and safety, and resolve any issues as quickly and efficiently as possible.

• Help achieve sales targets.

• Be able to swim to a high standard and be willing to undergo training at site, due to covering Lifeguard breaks.

Helping you feel good.

We want you to love coming to work, feeling healthy, happy and valued. That's why we've developed a benefits package with you in mind. From gym membership to private healthcare and a range of lifestyle and financial wellbeing benefits. At Nuffield Health, we take care of what's important to you.

Join Nuffield Health and create the future you want, today.

If you like what you see, why not start your application now? We consider applications as we receive them and reserve the right to close adverts early (for example, where we have received an unprecedented high volume of applications). So, it's a good idea to apply right away to ensure you're considered for this role.

It starts with you.

Your new company
You will be working for a global FMCG business with offices all over Europe, where you will be leading their UK Procurement division. This business puts sustainability at the forefront of all they do, from supporting farmers and ethical farming practices, to ensuring their products can be recycled as easily as possible.

Your new role
As a Senior Procurement Manager, you will manage one direct report, supporting them with day-to-day queries and their continuous professional development. You will focus on commercial and marketing categories, two areas that make up the vast bulk of the UK businesses spend. As the company goes through a step change in their approach to procurement, making it mandated, you will lead the charge in rolling this out across your stakeholder base. You will frequently engage with the CFO and wider marketing team to support this transition and will lead procurement of events, PR and Media agencies alongside POS production, social media etc.

What you'll need to succeed
You will need to be a seasoned procurement professional with a strong understanding of the marketing landscape and the various subcategories that would fall under your remit. You should be an expert communicator who can confidently influence and manage a diverse and international stakeholder base. People management experience is not a pre-requisite, but a desire and willingness to take this step is crucial. You should be able to commute to the Uxbridge office 3 days a week. A desire and ability to improve processes and effect change will be vital in allowing you to hit the ground running and make a real impact in this role.

What you'll get in return
You will receive a competitive base salary of up to £75,000 p/a, alongside a 12.5% bonus, 25 days' holiday and a wider benefits package. This role would also afford the opportunity to progress into a people management role, should this be your aim.

What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career.

Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Location: uxbridge

Hours: Monday - Friday, Days to suit you, no weekends, part time hours and overtime available

Pay: Average of £80 - £100 per day + regional allowance £21 a day

No experience required and immediate starts available with flexible working days & hours to suit you.

Due to our ever-increasing volume, we are looking to engage with self-employed drivers to help us deliver an exceptional service to our clients delivering a variety of both new and used vehicles across the UK.

What's in it for you?

▪Competitive pay per collection/delivery with the opportunity to earn extra carrying out vehicle inspections (full training given)

▪Choose your working days to fit your lifestyle

▪Fuel cards provided and expenses covered*

▪Full driver kits provided to include the latest devices & technology to enable you to work smart.

▪The opportunity to drive a wide range of vehicles from market leading brands across the motor trade with opportunities to take cars home overnight and at weekends

▪A dedicated route planning team to support you

▪The opportunity to nominate your won drivers to maximise your earning potential

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What will you be doing?

▪Collecting and delivering a variety of new and used vehicles local to you

▪Carrying out inspections on vehicles following end of contract leasing

▪Contacting clients to keep them informed on your estimated time of arrival and any possible delays

If you want to be in the driving seat, apply today and one of our team will be in touch

The post holder be required to support the DN Team Leader with leadership initiatives including caseload and staff management within the District Nurse Service structure. Depending on the demand of service, the post holder will be expected to support with any new initiatives including post Covid business as usual . You will also be required to complete home visits to provide nursing care, as well as providing complex patient management and support.

You will be expected to manage a clinical caseload which will meet the needs of all patients across the local landscape and network. The post will also allow unlimited opportunities to develop clinical skills and test your leadership styles accordingly.

The role requires the post holder to work weekends on a rotational basis to support and coordinate weekend working across the locality.

Are you caring, compassionate and committed to providing the best service possible to patients?

We have a permanent position for a Band 6 Deputy District Nurse within our Hillingdon District Nursing teams.

In Hillingdon we are proud of the community service we offer and we expect a lot from our nurses. We want you to be kind, compassionate, clinically skilled and able to put the needs of patients first.

You will be taking delegated responsibility for the assessment, management and evaluation of evidence based nursing care to patients in a variety of community settings. We are looking for a pro-active Deputy Team manager who is able to lead and motivate a team of community staff nurses and Health Care Assistants. You will be line managed by the District Nurse Team Leader.

In return for your hard work, we will offer excellent development opportunities and will support suitable candidates to undertake the District Nursing course. You will also have access to continuing professional development resources to support your learning as well as the development of the service and you will receive regular supervision.

The position will require you to visit various locations throughout our supported area. It is therefore essential that candidates hold a full UK driver’s licence and have use of a car for business purposes or have the ability to commute within the Trust’s geographical area with access to an appropriate means of transport to ensure a timely delivery of patient care.
• Work in line with all CNWL Trust values.
• Encourage partnership working including all neighbouring hospitals, Local Authorities and all other providers.
• Working in line with all CNWL policies and guidance.
• Working in line with the Trust Vision and key priorities

The successful applicant will have contact with patients or service users. As an NHS Trust we strongly encourage and support vaccination as this remains the best way to protect yourself, your family, your colleagues and of course patients and service users when working on our healthcare settings.

Band 6 nurses contribute to the provision of safe and reliable services by:
• Using their clinical judgement and risk assessments to keep the people using our services as safe as possible
• Safeguarding people by recognising and responding when an adult or child might be at risk from abuse but also recognising their own limits and asking for help and escalate concerns when necessary
• Escalating safety concerns and by doing so acting as effective advocates for those who use our services
• Being open and transparent about their own practice
• Supervising the work of others
• Reflecting on everyday practice to identify areas where improvements in safety or quality can be made
• Working with others to create a culture of continuous improvement
• Maintaining accurate, legible, comprehensive records
• Maintaining compliance with their mandatory training requirements.

The NMC plays an important role in safeguarding the public by regulating the work of nurses and all nurses, including Band 6 nurses, are expected to register with the NMC each year and adhere to the NMC Code of Conduct.

Clinical Outcomes

Band 6 nurses often work with people who have complex needs and contribute to the effectiveness of services by:
• Being confident, autonomous practitioners who take responsibility for the care they give to patients but also take responsibility for overseeing the work of others in the team including less experienced nurses and staff without a professional qualification
• Providing skilled, evidence based nursing care which adheres to agreed policies and procedures
• Working with patients and families in all stages of the care planning process including assessing risks and needs
• Acting as patient advocates in the multi-disciplinary team and overseeing the work of others to ensure that they are also responding to the needs of patients and providing clinically effective care
• Working as autonomous practitioners and taking responsibility for the care they give to patients but also work as team members
• Contributing to creating and maintaining high performing teams by
• Communicating well with all members of the team
• Understanding their role in the team and how they help the team achieve its’ objectives
• Reflecting on their own practice regularly and encouraging the whole team to reflect on their practices in handovers and team meetings
• Encouraging the team to learn from adverse events or respond to data analysis from audits or benchmarking exercises and implement sustainable initiatives which improve clinical outcomes

Patient Experience

Band 6 nurses contribute to the people using our services feeling respected and empowered to make decisions about their health and wellbeing by:
• Working in partnership with patients and their families and carers
• Gaining consent and, as far as possible, involving people in all decision making
• Signposting patients and carers to the courses provided by the Recovery and Wellbeing College or services provided by the local authority or voluntary sector
• Reassuring people by being professional, responsive, knowledgeable and confident
• Demonstrating clinical leadership and challenging any poor behaviour to patients, families or other staff members and creating a positive, inclusive culture in which everyone is treated with kindness and respect and the trust’s values are embedded in all practice
• Responding to complaints or concerns effectively and quickly in line with the Trust policy

Supporting yourself and others

All services and teams in the Trust should be able to demonstrate that they are meeting the Care Quality Commission (CQC) standards of care. Band 6 nurses are expected to be Clinical Leaders and play an active role in ensuring that the team understands the CQC standards and what individual team members do to help achieve those standards by:
• Taking a lead role in gathering and recording evidence which demonstrates that CQC and locally agreed standards are being met: assessing the performance of the whole team by using audit and benchmarking exercises and often contribute to the implementation of quality improvement initiatives
• Contributing to the performance management of teams and creating a positive culture in which the team can learn from mistakes and is enthusiastic to improve
• Deputising for the team leader / ward manager and ensuring that there is no fall in performance in their absence. This may include managing the team and coordinating shifts.

Engaged staff are more productive and Band 6 nurses play a role in engaging in other staff members in the Trust and the work we do by:
• Providing supervision and annual appraisals to individuals and giving constructive, regular feedback which helps those individuals reflect on their work, understand their objectives and the CQC standards and monitor their progress towards achieving them
• Participating constructively in their own supervision and annual appraisal processes
• Using continuing professional development funds to develop a relevant clinical specialism, gain sign-off mentorship skills or undertake accredited leadership or management modules.


This advert closes on Thursday 28 Nov 2024

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Band 6 nurses contribute to the provision of safe and reliable services by: Using their clinical judgement and risk assessments to keep the people using our services as safe as possible Safeguarding people by recognising and responding when an adult or child might be at risk from abuse but also recognising their own limits and asking for help and escalate concerns when necessary Escalating safety concerns and by doing so acting as effective advocates for those who use our services Being open and transparent about their own practice Supervising the work of others Reflecting on everyday practice to identify areas where improvements in safety or quality can be made Working with others to create a culture of continuous improvement Maintaining accurate, legible, comprehensive records Maintaining compliance with their mandatory training requirements. The NMC plays an important role in safeguarding the public by regulating the work of nurses and all nurses, including Band 6 nurses, are expected to register with the NMC each year and adhere to the NMC Code of Conduct. Clinical Outcomes Band 6 nurses often work with people who have complex needs and contribute to the effectiveness of services by: Being confident, autonomous practitioners who take responsibility for the care they give to patients but also take responsibility for overseeing the work of others in the team including less experienced nurses and staff without a professional qualification Providing skilled, evidence based nursing care which adheres to agreed policies and procedures Working with patients and families in all stages of the care planning process including assessing risks and needs Acting as patient advocates in the multi-disciplinary team and overseeing the work of others to ensure that they are also responding to the needs of patients and providing clinically effective care Working as autonomous practitioners and taking responsibility for the care they give to patients but also work as team members Contributing to creating and maintaining high performing teams by Communicating well with all members of the team Understanding their role in the team and how they help the team achieve its objectives Reflecting on their own practice regularly and encouraging the whole team to reflect on their practices in handovers and team meetings Encouraging the team to learn from adverse events or respond to data analysis from audits or benchmarking exercises and implement sustainable initiatives which improve clinical outcomes Patient Experience Band 6 nurses contribute to the people using our services feeling respected and empowered to make decisions about their health and wellbeing by: Working in partnership with patients and their families and carers Gaining consent and, as far as possible, involving people in all decision making Signposting patients and carers to the courses provided by the Recovery and Wellbeing College or services provided by the local authority or voluntary sector Reassuring people by being professional, responsive, knowledgeable and confident Demonstrating clinical leadership and challenging any poor behaviour to patients, families or other staff members and creating a positive, inclusive culture in which everyone is treated with kindness and respect and the trusts values are embedded in all practice Responding to complaints or concerns effectively and quickly in line with the Trust policy Supporting yourself and others All services and teams in the Trust should be able to demonstrate that they are meeting the Care Quality Commission (CQC) standards of care. Band 6 nurses are expected to be Clinical Leaders and play an active role in ensuring that the team understands the CQC standards and what individual team members do to help achieve those standards by: Taking a lead role in gathering and recording evidence which demonstrates that CQC and locally agreed standards are being met: assessing the performance of the whole team by using audit and benchmarking exercises and often contribute to the implementation of quality improvement initiatives Contributing to the performance management of teams and creating a positive culture in which the team can learn from mistakes and is enthusiastic to improve Deputising for the team leader / ward manager and ensuring that there is no fall in performance in their absence. This may include managing the team and coordinating shifts. Engaged staff are more productive and Band 6 nurses play a role in engaging in other staff members in the Trust and the work we do by: Providing supervision and annual appraisals to individuals and giving constructive, regular feedback which helps those individuals reflect on their work, understand their objectives and the CQC standards and monitor their progress towards achieving them Participating constructively in their own supervision and annual appraisal processes Using continuing professional development funds to develop a relevant clinical specialism, gain sign-off mentorship skills or undertake accredited leadership or management modules.

Providing clinical leadership to the team Acting as Responsible Clinician for patients on community orders, including preparing reports for and attending Hospital Managers and Mental Health Review Tribunal hearings Participating in clinical and business meetings of the multidisciplinary team Participating in team learning / development events Assessing new referrals with other MDT members Providing phone advice for clinical staff Being available for emergency and home visits at short notice, and participating as necessary in Mental Health Act assessments. This will include participating in the Section 12 rota Teaching and training staff, especially junior doctors and medical students, but also other clinical staff and trainees of all discipline Providing supervision to Junior Doctors: GPVTS trainee and SASG doctor. Supervisory roles and responsibilities are agreed in conjunction with Consultant colleagues in Hillingdon Providing supervision as required for the clinical work of the junior doctors within the team Providing support and advice to colleagues of different professional backgrounds as required Attending the local consultants meeting Attending the borough monthly Care Quality meetings Attending daily zoning meetings and monthly business meetings

Key Result Areas Whilst the organisation and structure within specialities/divisions may vary the specific remit of this role will include: Transcription Typing correspondence to patients, GPs, medical staff and any other required addressee following clinical attendance. Outcomes, Results and Clinics - Tracking of results/ appointments and highlighting to the clinical team members any results, correspondence or patient queries that need response and taking action e.g. booking investigations, transcription, etc, to ensure that RTT guidelines are achieved for patients. Specialty Specific Support - Providing a comprehensive secretarial support to the consultant surgeons whilst being the first point of call for patients, GPs, family members and other professional colleagues and organisations. - Regularly informing the Secretary Supervisor about progress and flagging up as a matter of urgency any issues, for example, capacity or delays due to internal or external factors, difficult queries from patients, etc - Liaising with external organisations for the benefit and progress of patient care, such as Social Services, other hospitals, etc Service Improvement - Support the development of improvements to working practices and processes and contribute to service reviews and the implementation of new arrangements. -As directed, support the resolution of complaints or concerns from patients/carers by helping to collate information and work with the supervisor to respond or escalate appropriately. Team-working - To work cohesively with the Secretary Supervisor to ensure that administrative work is shared out equally and performed to excellent, efficient and safe standards - To cover colleagues during absences/annual/sick leave as directed. You may also be required to undertake job rotation for cross cover as well as for development and training purposes. - Undertaking routine office duties including electronic note tracking, photocopying and filing of correspondence and results and maintenance of records. - Liaise with relevant team members to ensure that any process changes run smoothly and efficiently. - Undertake any other appropriate duties commensurate with the role, as required at the request of your line manager.

The post-holder will: provide excellent direct clinical care for patients presenting to the ED, while working to maintain operational standards be responsible for the initial assessment, management and discharge or referral of patients to specialist teams provide timely and effective review of those patients initially assessed by the post-holder (or handed over by junior or Consultant colleagues), both in the main department and of those patients subsequently admitted to the Clinical Decision Unit. provide clinical advice and support to the one FY1, Senior House Officers and nursing staff on the management of individual patients and ensure appropriate prioritisation of patient care assume the role of Trauma Team Leader when the Trauma team is activated assume the role of Team Leader for cardiac arrests occurring in Emergency Department respond to a major incident call out and deliver clinical care in accordance with the Trusts Major Incident Plan Be responsible, with the Nursing Shift Leader, for efficient floor management including deployment of junior medical staff ensure that accurate, timely and sufficiently comprehensive information is communicated to our patients, their carers and General Practitioners. This includes the clinical coding of every patient episode and the provision of discharge letters for all patients and for those sent to CDU liaise with colleagues within the Department, specialist teams providing inpatient care, the Clinical Site Practitioners, the Psychiatric Liaison Team, Rapid Response Service and the statutory, voluntary and other bodies involved in the provision of patient care within the community review pathology and imaging reports and initiate appropriate action as required participate in the Clinical Governance role of the Department, including quality improvement, risk management and the investigation of formal complaints and incidents Educational The post-holder will be expected to actively participate in: the clinical supervision and education of final year medical undergraduates attached to the department of Emergency Medicine Regular teaching and induction programmes for Emergency medicine SHOs Educational activities for ED nursing staff, where appropriate Continuous Professional Development The post holder will be expected to: continue his/her own professional development in line with national guidance on revalidation as well as guidance from his/her professional body and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine comply with the Trusts mandatory training requirements Maintain valid life support provider status for ALS, ATLS and APLS (or EPLS or equivalent) Actively participate in and contribute to the Senior EM Training Programme. Successful applicants will participate in a rolling rota with their Speciality Doctor and Specialist Registrar colleagues, delivering direct clinical care on a 24-7 basis, with full internal cover for annual leave, study leave, and Bank and Public Holidays. The rota will comply with current national guidance and specialty doctors will be contracted for 10 programmed activities per week comprised of: 9 PA for direct clinical care 1 PA for supporting professional activity.

Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate EU

Your new company

This well-known biopharmaceutical company is looking for an experienced Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate EU to join the team on a contracting basis. This is a 12-month contract job with scope for extension. This contract job is remote with the exception of meeting once per month in Cambridge or Uxbridge offices.

Your new role

As Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate EU, you will support a Regulatory Affairs Lead with assigned projects and products in order to execute the regional regulatory strategy and regional regulatory plans.
As Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate EU you will prepare supportive documentation for regulatory deliverables, including the management of clinical trial applications. This contract job is focussed on Clinical Trial activities; initial applications, substantial modifications, end of trial reports, compiling documents and some archiving activities.

What you'll need to succeed

In order to be considered for this contract job, you must have prior Regulatory Affairs experience working in clinical trials and working knowledge of EU regulations.

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Locum Consultant Psychiatrist - CMHT East Team

Full-Time 10PAs

We are seeking a Full-time Locum Consultant Psychiatrist to join our CMHT East Team to share the clinical leadership with another Consultant Psychiatrist. The post holders will work proactively to strengthen links and foster effective communication with Primary Care.

Applicants must be on the GMC Specialist Register.

We are committed to providing opportunities forflexible working. If you would like to work differently or different hours to as advertised, please get in touch to discuss this in more detail.

If you would like to discuss the post informally or arrange a visit please contact:



Dr Andrea Tocca, Clinical Director - Tel: 018955484795



Alastair Penman, Borough Director - Tel: 01895484795



The main responsibilities is to provide consultant leadership and expertise to the Hillingdon Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) East team.
You would be required to provide clinical leadership within the multi-disciplinary team.

There are a number of transformative changes occurring within community services and the NHS at large. You would be expected to lead on, in partnership with the service manager, quality improvement initiatives and service evaluation projects.

Consultant responsibility is assumed by the Acute Inpatient Consultant during periods of inpatient admission; liaison between Inpatient and Community services to best meet the needs of the service user is a priority.

The current caseload for the post holder is 175. The team receives on average 80 referrals per month, with an acceptance rate of 80%. The team caseload is 730.

The post holder is currently holding 7 patients on CTO. The team are currently working on identifying which cohort of patients can be safely discharged back to primary care in order to significantly reduce the caseload.

CNWL is a nationally leading NHS Foundation Trust providing Mental Health, Community Health and Child Health Services across London and the South East of England.

Over the last few years our catchment area has grown significantly, making the Trust’s population more diverse than ever. The area spans the communities of London, Milton Keynes and wider geographical areas of Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Kent and Hampshire. There are areas of great affluence as well as deprivation, and there are over 100 first-languages spoken in these communities.

We were authorised as a Foundation Trust on 1 May 2007.

The Trust is organised in to three Divisions: Jameson, Goodall and Diggory. Goodall Division is responsible for the delivery of Mental Health and community Learning Disability services in Hillingdon, as well as all CNWL’s specialist rehabilitation provision and CAMHS provision in NW London. We also deliver community physical health services in a number of boroughs in NW London, including Hillingdon Harrow, Ealing and neighbouring System of North Central London.

Our staff play a fundamental role in our delivery of excellent outcomes and excellent patient experience, so it is our aim to create a happy and healthy working environment where you can thrive and succeed.

www.cnwl.nhs.uk



Providing clinical leadership to the team

Acting as Responsible Clinician for patients on community orders, including preparing reports for and attending Hospital Managers’ and Mental Health Review Tribunal hearings

Participating in clinical and business meetings of the multidisciplinary team

Participating in team learning / development events

Assessing new referrals with other MDT members

Providing phone advice for clinical staff

Being available for emergency and home visits at short notice, and participating as necessary in Mental Health Act assessments. This will include participating in the Section 12 rota

Teaching and training staff, especially junior doctors and medical students, but also other clinical staff and trainees of all discipline

Providing supervision to Junior Doctors: GPVTS trainee and SASG doctor. Supervisory roles and responsibilities are agreed in conjunction with Consultant colleagues in Hillingdon

Providing supervision as required for the clinical work of the junior doctors within the team

Providing support and advice to colleagues of different professional backgrounds as required

Attending the local consultants meeting

Attending the borough monthly Care Quality meetings

Attending daily zoning meetings and monthly business meetings


This advert closes on Sunday 1 Dec 2024

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