Cardiac Rehabilitation Nurse Development role/ Advanced Nurse

The Methodist Church in Britain; St Asaph; On-site; GBP 43,000 - 51,000; Full time

Job summary

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board in Conway and Denbighshire is offering a trainee advanced practitioner post in cardiac rehabilitation. The role involves learning assessment, diagnosis and treatment under supervision, with a pathway toward Advanced Nurse Practitioner qualification.

Training blends workplace learning with university modules and set-aside study time. Applicants should have a cardiology nursing background and a Masters in advanced clinical practice (completed, in progress,

Qualifications

• Nursing background in cardiology.

Responsibilities

• Lead and implement cardiac rehabilitation interventions in Conway and Denbighshire.
• Provide specialist cardiac rehabilitation knowledge to patients and families to promote recovery and self-management.
• Practise under supervision as a trainee advanced practitioner, including assessment, examination and diagnosis within an agreed scope.
• Work autonomously within a multidisciplinary team to ensure a safe and effective cardiac pathway.
• Contribute to cardiac rehabilitation care across a variety of settings.
• Travel across the counties.
• Complete workplace-based learning of clinical skills, attitudes and knowledge.
• Complete university academic modules alongside dedicated study time.

Skills

Cardiology nursing

Education

Masters in advanced clinical practice

Job description

Trainee advanced practitioner post in cardiac rehabilitation at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, serving Conway and Denbighshire. Practising under supervision, the post holder works towards the Advanced Nurse Practitioner qualification, learning assessment, diagnosis and treatment within an agreed scope. Training mixes workplace learning with university modules and set-aside study time, leading to band 7 advanced nurse. Applicants need a cardiology nursing background and a Masters in advanced clinical practice, completed or committed to.

What the job involves

• Lead and implement cardiac rehabilitation interventions in Conway and Denbighshire
• Provide specialist cardiac rehabilitation knowledge and skills to patients and families to promote recovery and self-management
• Practise under supervision as a trainee advanced practitioner, including assessment, examination, diagnosis and treatment within an agreed scope
• Work autonomously and as part of a multidisciplinary team to ensure a safe and effective cardiac pathway
• Contribute to cardiac rehabilitation care across a variety of settings
• Travel across the counties
• Complete workplace-based learning of clinical skills, attitudes and knowledge
• Complete university academic modules alongside dedicated study time

Qualifications

• Masters in advanced clinical practice, completed, in progress or committed to completing

Experience

• Nursing background in cardiology

Nice to have

• Welsh language skills