Life’s not long enough to dislike your job, make a difference now with this opportunity!
We are looking for someone who takes pride in delighting patients through exceptional care. If you take professional satisfaction in feeling proud of your level of first-class service at the end of each day, you may be a good fit, around like-minded colleagues. Being sensitive to patient and consultant needs will be at the core of everything you do.
The salary for this role is up to 42,000 per annum + benefits
Benefits
Pension Scheme
Life Assurance
Employee Assistance Programme
Medical Insurance
Cycle to work scheme
Subsidised restaurant at Weymouth Street Hospital
Season ticket loan
Employee discount at our health facilities
25 days annual leave + bank holidays; increasing with length of service
Annual summer and Christmas parties
Career development
Refer a friend scheme
Requirements
1st level Registered General Nurse or Registered Operating Department Practitioner
Further relevant professional studies
Post-reg Educational Qualification (i.e. Mentorship)
Relevant degree level studies
Over 2 years’ experience in theatres
Demonstrable clinical expertise, relevant to the area/sphere of responsibilities
Previous experience of leading change in a clinical environment
An understanding of HR processes and issues pertaining to staff management
An understanding of issues in relation to finance management
Ability to organise and manage day to day departmental activities and the activities of a large multidisciplinary team within this
Duties
To adhere to the NMC / HCPC Code of Professional Conduct at all times.
Promote and maintain the highest standards of individualised nursing/ODP care according to Phoenix Hospital Group (PHG) Policies and Practice, Clinical Guidelines and national standards.
To assess, plan, implement and evaluate the needs of patients on an ongoing basis, coordinating the care given by all members of the clinical team.
To accurately assimilate and interpret clinical information about the patients’ condition, instigate appropriate remedial action and promptly report changes.
Act as an expert member of the Scrub team.
To act as a resource person to others, providing accurate information, advice and support to the multidisciplinary team, patients and their relatives.
To ensure that accurate records are maintained reflecting both changes in the patient’s condition and the treatment delivered.
To ensure that Clinical Guidelines are implemented and to be actively involved in auditing practice and developing action plans in conjunction with senior colleagues and the Clinical Governance Lead.
To ensure that practice is evidence-based and with support assist in the development of policies and protocols within the clinical area.
To support the process of continuous quality improvement, assisting in audits, etc to formally evaluate standards of care and assist in the implementation of changes in the light of such findings.
Promote adherence to and fully engage with the WHO Checklist and 5 Steps to Safer Surgery.
Get in touch today if this opportunity interests you or apply now to be considered.
020 3002 6305