Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) Clinical Nurse Specialist
| Posting date: | 21 August 2024 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | Not specified |
| Additional salary information: | £46,148 - £52,809 per annum |
| Hours: | Part time |
| Closing date: | 20 September 2024 |
| Location: | Nottingham, NG51PB |
| Company: | Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trusts |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | 6395870/164-6395870 |
Summary
A Vacancy at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
The AL CNS team work together, and with the interdisciplinary team to help deliver an expert specialist service to those diagnosed with these cancers.
The ALL CNS team help to care for patients at all stages of their cancer journey and through a variety of treatments in a kind, compassionate manner. The team are committed to the development and delivery of high quality holistic patient care. They play an active part in clinical practice, management of patient caseload, education, research, audit and professional activities relating to cancer care.
The ALL service vision is to be outstanding in our ALL patient healthcare outcomes and experience, and aligns with the NUH vision.
The role requires a nurse with excellent communication skills, a track record of strong clinical leadership, and experience of project work. The successful candidate will be an individual with Haematology experience at a senior level, have had some experience of working to project briefs, deadlines and at achieving Key Performance Indicators.
They will implement, maintain and update nurse-led clinics in accordance with local and national developments.
The nurse specialist will also provide ongoing supervision and support, participating in the induction and training of the multi-disciplinary team. As a senior member of the team, the nurse specialist will also play a pivotal role in the operational development of their specialty. They will initiate, manage and drive change within the department, innovating changes in practice for the benefit of patient care in line with current trust and local programmes. Approximately 20% of the post holder’s time will be used for these purposes.
Every day, our teams at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) make a difference. We save lives, we improve lives and we usher in new life. We are proud to play a central role in supporting the health and wellbeing of people in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and our surrounding communities.
With more than 19,000 colleagues, we are the largest employer in Nottinghamshire and one of the biggest and busiest NHS Trusts in the country, serving more than 2.5m residents of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire and a further four million people across the East Midlands and beyond.
As a teaching hospital, we are instrumental in the education and training of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals. We are proud of our strong relationships with universities across the East Midlands, including the University of Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University and Loughborough University.
As one of the NHS Trusts identified in the New Hospital Programme, a programme of investment in NHS hospitals, we have extensive plans to improve our hospitals and the services we deliver for patients. As well as the redevelopment of the Queen’s Medical Centre and City Hospital, plans for a new 70 bed NHS rehabilitation facility set to be built on the Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate near Loughborough, are currently going through the approvals process.
he role requires a nurse with excellent communication skills, a track record of strong clinical leadership, and experience of project work. The successful candidate will be an individual with Haematology experience at a senior level, have had some experience of working to project briefs, deadlines and at achieving Key Performance Indicators.
They will implement, maintain and update nurse-led clinics in accordance with local and national developments.
The nurse specialist will also provide ongoing supervision and support, participating in the induction and training of the multi-disciplinary team. As a senior member of the team, the nurse specialist will also play a pivotal role in the operational development of their specialty. They will initiate, manage and drive change within the department, innovating changes in practice for the benefit of patient care in line with current trust and local programmes. Approximately 20% of the post holder’s time will be used for these purposes.
This advert closes on Sunday 1 Sep 2024
The AL CNS team work together, and with the interdisciplinary team to help deliver an expert specialist service to those diagnosed with these cancers.
The ALL CNS team help to care for patients at all stages of their cancer journey and through a variety of treatments in a kind, compassionate manner. The team are committed to the development and delivery of high quality holistic patient care. They play an active part in clinical practice, management of patient caseload, education, research, audit and professional activities relating to cancer care.
The ALL service vision is to be outstanding in our ALL patient healthcare outcomes and experience, and aligns with the NUH vision.
The role requires a nurse with excellent communication skills, a track record of strong clinical leadership, and experience of project work. The successful candidate will be an individual with Haematology experience at a senior level, have had some experience of working to project briefs, deadlines and at achieving Key Performance Indicators.
They will implement, maintain and update nurse-led clinics in accordance with local and national developments.
The nurse specialist will also provide ongoing supervision and support, participating in the induction and training of the multi-disciplinary team. As a senior member of the team, the nurse specialist will also play a pivotal role in the operational development of their specialty. They will initiate, manage and drive change within the department, innovating changes in practice for the benefit of patient care in line with current trust and local programmes. Approximately 20% of the post holder’s time will be used for these purposes.
Every day, our teams at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) make a difference. We save lives, we improve lives and we usher in new life. We are proud to play a central role in supporting the health and wellbeing of people in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and our surrounding communities.
With more than 19,000 colleagues, we are the largest employer in Nottinghamshire and one of the biggest and busiest NHS Trusts in the country, serving more than 2.5m residents of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire and a further four million people across the East Midlands and beyond.
As a teaching hospital, we are instrumental in the education and training of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals. We are proud of our strong relationships with universities across the East Midlands, including the University of Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University and Loughborough University.
As one of the NHS Trusts identified in the New Hospital Programme, a programme of investment in NHS hospitals, we have extensive plans to improve our hospitals and the services we deliver for patients. As well as the redevelopment of the Queen’s Medical Centre and City Hospital, plans for a new 70 bed NHS rehabilitation facility set to be built on the Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate near Loughborough, are currently going through the approvals process.
he role requires a nurse with excellent communication skills, a track record of strong clinical leadership, and experience of project work. The successful candidate will be an individual with Haematology experience at a senior level, have had some experience of working to project briefs, deadlines and at achieving Key Performance Indicators.
They will implement, maintain and update nurse-led clinics in accordance with local and national developments.
The nurse specialist will also provide ongoing supervision and support, participating in the induction and training of the multi-disciplinary team. As a senior member of the team, the nurse specialist will also play a pivotal role in the operational development of their specialty. They will initiate, manage and drive change within the department, innovating changes in practice for the benefit of patient care in line with current trust and local programmes. Approximately 20% of the post holder’s time will be used for these purposes.
This advert closes on Sunday 1 Sep 2024