Autonomous Advanced Clinical Practitioner – Crisis Response

Manchester University Nhs Foundation Trust; Stretford; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) seeks an Advanced Clinical Practitioner to join the Crisis Response Team in Trafford. The post-holder will undertake autonomous advanced assessments, manage treatment, and coordinate urgent care pathways, supporting patients aged 18 and over.

You’ll work across NHS community services and partner agencies to stabilise and prevent hospitalisation. The role requires MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice, registration with NMC or HPC, and, ideally, an

Qualifications

• Autonomous practitioner with advanced clinical assessment and treatment.
• Experience in leading, teaching and mentoring multi-disciplinary teams.
• Strong knowledge of NHS community care and crisis response.
• Independent prescriber (V300) or working towards.
• Current UK professional registration (NMC/HPC).
• Evidence of CPD and ongoing professional development.

Responsibilities

• Provide autonomous advanced assessments, diagnosis, plan, and deliver treatment for adults referred to TCR services.
• Coordinate urgent health care needs and support expedited discharge where appropriate.
• Work across primary, secondary and social care interfaces to ensure safe patient care.

Skills

Advanced clinical skills

Autonomous practitioner

Crisis care

Acute disease management

Partnership working

Prioritise workload

Managing high pressure situations

Leadership

Teaching/Mentoring

Education

MSC in Advanced Clinical Practice

Nursing or AHP degree

Independent non medical prescriber (V300)

Current registration with NMC/HPC

Specialist Practitioner

Evidence of CPD

Mentor

Tools

Job description

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) seeks an Advanced Clinical Practitioner to join the Crisis Response Team in Trafford. The post-holder will undertake autonomous advanced assessments, manage treatment, and coordinate urgent care pathways, supporting patients aged 18 and over.

You’ll work across NHS community services and partner agencies to stabilise and prevent hospitalisation. The role requires MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice, registration with NMC or HPC, and, ideally, an