Advanced Pelvic Floor & Sacral Neuromodulation Specialist

MFT; Manchester; On-site; GBP 58,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) invites applications for an Advanced Pelvic Floor and Sacral Neuromodulation Practitioner within the Colorectal Surgical Service. The role requires expert autonomous clinical care and leadership in a specialist pathway affecting pelvic floor dysfunction.

You will work with colorectal consultants and the Healthy Bowel Service, managing complex caseloads across outpatient, inpatient, and digital care, delivering interventions such as pelvic floor

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse or relevant registered healthcare professional with current professional registration.
• Master’s degree in Advanced Clinical Practice or equivalent.
• Advanced clinical assessment qualification.
• Non-medical prescribing qualification where prescribing is within the agreed scope.

Responsibilities

• Lead high-quality pelvic floor and sacral neuromodulation service.
• Provide autonomous assessment and management of pelvic floor dysfunction and related disorders.
• Coordinate autonomous caseload across outpatient, inpatient, telephone and virtual care.
• Deliver interventions including pelvic floor rehab, biofeedback, rectal irrigation, and neuromodulation support.
• Support patients before/after sacral neuromodulation procedures and provide education.
• Lead quality improvement, audit, and service development initiatives.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Advanced clinical assessment

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Research dissemination

Education

NMC/HCPC registration

Master’s in Advanced Clinical Practice

Advanced clinical assessment qualification

Non-medical prescribing qualification

Tools

Biofeedback equipment

Rectal irrigation tools

PTNS equipment

Sacral neuromodulation programming

Job description

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) invites applications for an Advanced Pelvic Floor and Sacral Neuromodulation Practitioner within the Colorectal Surgical Service. The role requires expert autonomous clinical care and leadership in a specialist pathway affecting pelvic floor dysfunction.

You will work with colorectal consultants and the Healthy Bowel Service, managing complex caseloads across outpatient, inpatient, and digital care, delivering interventions such as pelvic floor