Nurse Specialist - Renal Young Person Care | The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
| Posting date: | 15 April 2024 |
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| Salary: | Not specified |
| Additional salary information: | £35,392 - £42,618 per annum |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 15 May 2024 |
| Location: | 317 01 Freeman Hospital, NE7 7DN |
| Company: | The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | 6213811/317-2024-15-36-DR |
Summary
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a forward thinking, dynamic individual to join the Renal team as Nurse Specialist Renal Young Person Care.
Working within the multidisciplinary care team across Renal Adult and Paediatric Services
To assist in the development and delivery of a comprehensive support and clinical review service for young people between ages 16 and 25 under the care of renal services in NUTH, including those young people with renal disease approaching progression from paediatric services to adult renal care, patients recently progressed from paediatric services to adult renal care, and patients presenting with kidney disease between those ages.
• Interview date: 22 May 2024
• 37 hours 30 minutes /week
• You will be redirected to Trac to apply for the vacancy. Please expand the job details section and read all of the information before applying for the vacancy
The post holder will be expected to liaise between all relevant members of the multidisciplinary teams in adult and paediatric renal services, primary care and other community-based services, and services close to the patient’s home which might be elsewhere in the region.
The post holder will be expected to work independently according to a plan agreed with service heads and within the overall framework of the services policies and procedures.
• To review young people in regular clinics alongside established health care professionals
• To act as an advocate and source of support for young people within the renal unit, including supporting self management, managing medical, nursing, social, psychological and emotional issues that might be experienced by the young people and referring for specialist support or signposting to additional support where and when appropriate.
• To provide support to the paediatric and adult renal teams in dealing with the complex needs of young people.
• To ensure up to date evidence based practice by close liaison with community youth work teams and to maintain an awareness of national youth work agenda.
• To create opportunities for young people to participate in service development and actively share their views within the Trust.
• To contribute to the development of the young person’s multi-professional team objectives, and also be aware of the impact of service changes across the organisation.
Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the busiest, largest and most successful teaching NHS foundation trusts in the country, we have around 16,000 staff and an annual income of £1 billion.
We have a long history of providing high quality care, clinical excellence, and innovation in medical research regionally, nationally and internationally.
We’re also proud to be the second largest provider of specialised services in the country. This means we support people with a range of rare and complex medical, surgical and neurological conditions, cancers and genetic orders.
Our staff oversee around 2 million patients ‘contacts’ each year, delivering high standards of healthcare.
Please see attached information on what Staff Benefits we have to offer at our Trust.
We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and recognise the benefit in providing an inclusive environment. We value and respect the diversity of our employees and aim to recruit a workforce which reflects the communities we serve, and is equipped to deliver the best service to our patients. We welcome all applications irrespective of people’s race, disability, gender, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age, gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity and in particular those from under- represented groups.
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust define a nurse specialist as a qualified nurse where the primary purpose of role is to provide guidance and support based on advanced level knowledge to patients, carers and health professionals concerning a specific disease/condition.
Within the sphere of specialist practice:
• Is working towards advanced knowledge and skills within specialist sphere of practice.
• Contributes to the facilitation of the planning, delivery and evaluation of care pathways for a designated group of patients.
• Support the development of nursing practice within the specialist field and contribute to the body of nursing knowledge.
• Contributes to training and education within specialist area.
As a flexible working friendly organisation, we want to be sure that you can work in a way that is best for us and for our patients, and for you. Speak to us about how we might be able to accommodate a flexible working arrangement. If it works for the service, we will do our best to make it work for you.
Please note it is a requirement of The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust that all successful candidates who require a DBS for the post they have been offered pay for their DBS certificate. The method of payment is a salary deduction from your first month’s pay.
This advert closes on Sunday 12 May 2024
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