IHDT Nurse
- Employer
- Livewell Southwest CIC
- Location
- Plymouth
- Salary
- £35,392 to £42,618 a year pa, pro-rata
- Closing date
- 10 Sep 2024
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22.5 hours per week.
The Complex Discharge Team have some exciting news
We are looking for someone who has the leadership skills to promote and encourage a culture of empowering patients to continue their ongoing care at home.
It is important to have strong communication and interpersonal skills, along with the capacity to work methodically and maintain composure.
We pride ourselves on being friendly, approachable, hardworking, caring, and empathetic. We all work and support each other as a team and would welcome those who strive for the best and share our vision to get patients home.
Please contact IHDT Lead Victoria Deery , Deputy Team Leads Gemma Westran and Rebecca Steer tel 01752 432728 or 431686. It is intended that the interviews will take place within 2 weeks of the closing date therefore if you have not heard from us by this time you may assume that you have not been successful.
This role may not be eligible for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker route, please refer to the Direct Gov website for more information with regards to eligibility.
Main duties of the job
The post holder will conduct the operational and clinical responsibilities of a integrated hospital discharge nurse this will include the coordination and delivery of high quality evidence based discharge assessments and onward care planning by the team and will require a close working relationship with the Band 8 Team Manager and Band 7 Deputy Team Manager.
Based in UHP Derriford Hospital the post holder will be accountable to the IHDT Deputy Team Manager on a day to day basis for the leadership and management of the discharge team the post holders relationship with the team manager will be collaborative and seamless.
About us
Livewell Southwest is an independent, award-winning social enterprise providing integrated health & social care services for people across Plymouth, South Hams & West Devon, as well as some specialist services for people living in parts of Devon & Cornwall. With teams in community hospitals, GP practices, sports centres, health & wellbeing hubs.
As an organisation with a strong social conscience, we always value being kind, respectful, inclusive, ambitious, responsible and collaborative. Transforming services to make them sustainable, ensuring that we value, support & empower each other.
We are committed to involving the people we care for, families & carers in everything that we do, working towards co-production where we can. Helping us to deliver the right care for people, in the right place & at the right time. By putting people at the centre of what we do, we ensure to support people to lead, healthy independent lives & be the very best at helping people to live well.
Valuing our employees making an investment in their development a priority. We offer:
Protected CPD time for registered staff
Various development pathways and ongoing regular training packages for all staff
Leadership & mentoring programmes
Access & funding for training including Care Certificate, Assistant Practitioners Course & Scholarship Into Nurse Training
A Robust Preceptorship
A bespoke induction programme
Existing members of the NHS Pension Scheme can continue their membership when they join the organisation.
Job description
Job responsibilities
To be professionally responsible and accountable for all aspects of your own work including caseload management
To act as a Care Coordinator for patients Carers and arrange for appropriate care packages to be set up
To be responsible for assessing diagnosing implementing planning and reviewing complex needs and packages of care in partnership with patients carers and multi professional agencies including case conferences
Through liaison with other registered practitioners and without face to face patient assessment care needs may be agreed and implemented
To use clinical reasoning and utilise a wide range of appropriate treatment options to formulate individualised programmes of care and to provide intervention plans for people with a wide range of complex conditions
Have good communication skills as to effectively communicate with patients and their carers including sensitive and accurate information about their condition
Provide and receive complex sensitive and confidential information and overcome potential barriers to communication such as language disability as well as dealing with concordance and barriers from patients to the prescribed treatment
To provide good quality advice and information regarding the range of realistic options available for meeting the persons care needs and to arrange for care to be set up effectively with supporting documentation
Maintain effective working relationships with multidisciplinary team and deliver a cost effective quality service to patient carers within a defined geographical area
Involvement in initiation and participation of reviewing existing clinical policies and procedures in steering groups and committees
To coordinate and manage a caseload or caseloads and delegation of tasks within the skill mix of the Team
To be accountable for the delivery of service by facilitating holistic evidenced based practice to patients in accordance with National and organisation approved policies procedures and individual care plans
To take a Lead role within the team when dealing with complex urgent situations which can be emotionally challenging eg terminal illness
To supervise monitor develop standards and audit of care delivered to patients and Carers by the multi disciplinary team
To undertake develop and maintain nursing skills and competencies which are required for their role
To enhance the skill mix of the multi disciplinary team and ensure that the ever changing health needs of patients are met
To act as advisor professional leader in health care issues and clinical practice which are often complex and urgent
Support links across and liaison with patients carers and the wider health social care and voluntary community
To triage and accept appropriate referrals directly from other disciplines or refer to other agencies where appropriate
To Case Manage Care Co ordinate packages of care and to work within the framework of the Care Co ordination Team by providing holistic care and demonstrate positive leadership skills
To ensure privacy dignity and human rights are respected for all patients and carers
To report and records all incidents and near misses relating to health safety security fire physical violence aggression and verbal abuse
To be responsible for ordering monitoring and authorising suitable equipment within individual competence
To maintain accurate records which are confidential up to date legible and that all care given has to be documented
These records may be paper or IT based system and must be maintained as specified in the organisation policies NMC guidelines and Government directives
The post holder will be expected to oversee the standard of patients records by audit or peer review and have a regular open discussion with team members
The post holder is required to comply with all infection control policies and guidance attend relevant updates and report issues of concern to their immediate line manager if no action or explanation received then it is the individuals responsibility to escalate to Director of Operations or Chief executive office
To monitor and maintain the health safety and security of self and others
To be responsible for organising own time management on a daily basis in line with caseload demands balancing patient needs with the non clinical aspect
To act as a clinical advisor on health care issues within their area of expertise
To undertake health promotion whenever possible to all age groups and also contribute to planned health promotion activities
To act as a role model for other staff and students demonstrating high standards of practice and professional conduct
To be involved with the development implementation and monitoring of standards
To work alongside the Community Practitioners if appropriate in monitoring complex health needs of the patients and reduce hospital admissions
Ensure that work which is often unpredictable is prioritised and suitably delegated to other members of the multidisciplinary team
Implement participate and facilitate Clinical Supervision as per organisational Policy
To participate in an annual appraisal where the job description will be reviewed and objectives set In line with the annual development plan the post holder will be expected to undertake any training or development required to fulfil their role
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
Desirable
DISPOSITION / ATTITUDE / MOTIVATION
Essential
Desirable
Experience
Essential
Desirable
OTHER FACTORS
Essential
Desirable
Employer details
Employer name
Livewell Southwest
Address
200 Mount Gould Road
Mount Gould
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 7PY
Any attachments will be accessible after you click to apply.
B9832-2024-NM-9489
The Complex Discharge Team have some exciting news
We are looking for someone who has the leadership skills to promote and encourage a culture of empowering patients to continue their ongoing care at home.
It is important to have strong communication and interpersonal skills, along with the capacity to work methodically and maintain composure.
We pride ourselves on being friendly, approachable, hardworking, caring, and empathetic. We all work and support each other as a team and would welcome those who strive for the best and share our vision to get patients home.
Please contact IHDT Lead Victoria Deery , Deputy Team Leads Gemma Westran and Rebecca Steer tel 01752 432728 or 431686. It is intended that the interviews will take place within 2 weeks of the closing date therefore if you have not heard from us by this time you may assume that you have not been successful.
This role may not be eligible for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker route, please refer to the Direct Gov website for more information with regards to eligibility.
Main duties of the job
The post holder will conduct the operational and clinical responsibilities of a integrated hospital discharge nurse this will include the coordination and delivery of high quality evidence based discharge assessments and onward care planning by the team and will require a close working relationship with the Band 8 Team Manager and Band 7 Deputy Team Manager.
Based in UHP Derriford Hospital the post holder will be accountable to the IHDT Deputy Team Manager on a day to day basis for the leadership and management of the discharge team the post holders relationship with the team manager will be collaborative and seamless.
About us
Livewell Southwest is an independent, award-winning social enterprise providing integrated health & social care services for people across Plymouth, South Hams & West Devon, as well as some specialist services for people living in parts of Devon & Cornwall. With teams in community hospitals, GP practices, sports centres, health & wellbeing hubs.
As an organisation with a strong social conscience, we always value being kind, respectful, inclusive, ambitious, responsible and collaborative. Transforming services to make them sustainable, ensuring that we value, support & empower each other.
We are committed to involving the people we care for, families & carers in everything that we do, working towards co-production where we can. Helping us to deliver the right care for people, in the right place & at the right time. By putting people at the centre of what we do, we ensure to support people to lead, healthy independent lives & be the very best at helping people to live well.
Valuing our employees making an investment in their development a priority. We offer:
Protected CPD time for registered staff
Various development pathways and ongoing regular training packages for all staff
Leadership & mentoring programmes
Access & funding for training including Care Certificate, Assistant Practitioners Course & Scholarship Into Nurse Training
A Robust Preceptorship
A bespoke induction programme
Existing members of the NHS Pension Scheme can continue their membership when they join the organisation.
Job description
Job responsibilities
To be professionally responsible and accountable for all aspects of your own work including caseload management
To act as a Care Coordinator for patients Carers and arrange for appropriate care packages to be set up
To be responsible for assessing diagnosing implementing planning and reviewing complex needs and packages of care in partnership with patients carers and multi professional agencies including case conferences
Through liaison with other registered practitioners and without face to face patient assessment care needs may be agreed and implemented
To use clinical reasoning and utilise a wide range of appropriate treatment options to formulate individualised programmes of care and to provide intervention plans for people with a wide range of complex conditions
Have good communication skills as to effectively communicate with patients and their carers including sensitive and accurate information about their condition
Provide and receive complex sensitive and confidential information and overcome potential barriers to communication such as language disability as well as dealing with concordance and barriers from patients to the prescribed treatment
To provide good quality advice and information regarding the range of realistic options available for meeting the persons care needs and to arrange for care to be set up effectively with supporting documentation
Maintain effective working relationships with multidisciplinary team and deliver a cost effective quality service to patient carers within a defined geographical area
Involvement in initiation and participation of reviewing existing clinical policies and procedures in steering groups and committees
To coordinate and manage a caseload or caseloads and delegation of tasks within the skill mix of the Team
To be accountable for the delivery of service by facilitating holistic evidenced based practice to patients in accordance with National and organisation approved policies procedures and individual care plans
To take a Lead role within the team when dealing with complex urgent situations which can be emotionally challenging eg terminal illness
To supervise monitor develop standards and audit of care delivered to patients and Carers by the multi disciplinary team
To undertake develop and maintain nursing skills and competencies which are required for their role
To enhance the skill mix of the multi disciplinary team and ensure that the ever changing health needs of patients are met
To act as advisor professional leader in health care issues and clinical practice which are often complex and urgent
Support links across and liaison with patients carers and the wider health social care and voluntary community
To triage and accept appropriate referrals directly from other disciplines or refer to other agencies where appropriate
To Case Manage Care Co ordinate packages of care and to work within the framework of the Care Co ordination Team by providing holistic care and demonstrate positive leadership skills
To ensure privacy dignity and human rights are respected for all patients and carers
To report and records all incidents and near misses relating to health safety security fire physical violence aggression and verbal abuse
To be responsible for ordering monitoring and authorising suitable equipment within individual competence
To maintain accurate records which are confidential up to date legible and that all care given has to be documented
These records may be paper or IT based system and must be maintained as specified in the organisation policies NMC guidelines and Government directives
The post holder will be expected to oversee the standard of patients records by audit or peer review and have a regular open discussion with team members
The post holder is required to comply with all infection control policies and guidance attend relevant updates and report issues of concern to their immediate line manager if no action or explanation received then it is the individuals responsibility to escalate to Director of Operations or Chief executive office
To monitor and maintain the health safety and security of self and others
To be responsible for organising own time management on a daily basis in line with caseload demands balancing patient needs with the non clinical aspect
To act as a clinical advisor on health care issues within their area of expertise
To undertake health promotion whenever possible to all age groups and also contribute to planned health promotion activities
To act as a role model for other staff and students demonstrating high standards of practice and professional conduct
To be involved with the development implementation and monitoring of standards
To work alongside the Community Practitioners if appropriate in monitoring complex health needs of the patients and reduce hospital admissions
Ensure that work which is often unpredictable is prioritised and suitably delegated to other members of the multidisciplinary team
Implement participate and facilitate Clinical Supervision as per organisational Policy
To participate in an annual appraisal where the job description will be reviewed and objectives set In line with the annual development plan the post holder will be expected to undertake any training or development required to fulfil their role
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Registered Nurse
- Mentorship Course or willingness to undertake
- Demonstrable leadership skills
- Diploma in Nursing or Health Related Studies or equivalent demonstrable experience or working towards degree.
- Specific post basic qualification / or equivalent experience relevant with Discharge Planning
Desirable
- Computer course
- EDCL Literate
DISPOSITION / ATTITUDE / MOTIVATION
Essential
- Willingness to undertake further training and development
- Ability to role model and lead by example
- Able to recognise the professional accountability and responsibility attributable to this post.
- Leadership and team building skills
- Ability to motivate and manage change
- Must have good communication skills influencing and negotiating skills
Desirable
- Ability to demonstrate planning and leading a change process in a clinical setting.
Experience
Essential
- Minimum of 2 years at Band 5 or above as a registered Nurse
- Relevant clinical experience to degree level in specialist area
Desirable
- Previous experience at band 6
- Previous experience in a leadership capacity
- 2 years experience in Discharge Planning
OTHER FACTORS
Essential
- Audit and research work will be carried out by the team you will be expected to participate and teach as part of the nursing team.
Desirable
- Knowledge of IPM System, SALUS, Microsoft Office
Employer details
Employer name
Livewell Southwest
Address
200 Mount Gould Road
Mount Gould
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 7PY
Any attachments will be accessible after you click to apply.
B9832-2024-NM-9489
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