Children in Care Nurse Advisor & Health Advocate

The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust; Normanton and Altofts; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A regional healthcare provider is seeking a Children in Care Nurse Advisor to deliver high-quality, child-centered care. This role includes assessing health needs, managing a caseload, and collaborating with partner agencies. The ideal candidate will possess public health knowledge and experience in community nursing. They will work directly with children in care to ensure their health and wellbeing, adhering to the NMC Code of Professional conduct and current best practices. Join the team to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable children.

Benefits

NHS pension plan

Generous holiday allowance

Employee health and wellbeing services

Onsite nurseries

Flexible working policies

Qualifications

• Public health knowledge and experience required.
• Experience within a community nursing setting preferred.
• Continued professional development is essential.

Responsibilities

• Assess and address the health needs of Children in Care.
• Promote collaboration with partner agencies regarding health needs.
• Undertake Health Needs Assessments and therapeutic interventions.

Skills

Public health knowledge and experience

Community nursing experience

Continued professional development

Ability to manage Child Protection cases

Multi-professional working

Teaching/training

Working autonomously

Job description

A regional healthcare provider is seeking a Children in Care Nurse Advisor to deliver high-quality, child-centered care. This role includes assessing health needs, managing a caseload, and collaborating with partner agencies. The ideal candidate will possess public health knowledge and experience in community nursing. They will work directly with children in care to ensure their health and wellbeing, adhering to the NMC Code of Professional conduct and current best practices. Join the team to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable children.