Community Palliative Care Nurse — Flexible Working

Cornwall Partnership; Hayle; Vor Ort; GBP 39.000 - 47.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Community Specialist Palliative Care Nurse (West) Band 6 on a permanent basis. The role includes full-time work with possible job share and a 37.5-hour week, with occasional weekend work in a supportive, community-focused service.

The post involves delivering specialist palliative care in the community, coordinating with health and social care colleagues, and providing compassionate, person-centred care to patients and families at a crucial

Qualifikationen

• Current professional registration - NMC.
• Degree level study in relevant subject.
• Evidence of professional development and postgraduate diploma level training.
• Evidence of teaching experience.
• Record.

Aufgaben

• The post holder will manage a geographically defined caseload and ensure that all patients referred with complex palliative needs receive high quality symptom assessment, psychological support and specialist advice to meet their individual care needs.
• The post holder will use recognised referral guidelines to undertake agreed levels of intervention.
• The post holder will demonstrate high levels of clinical decision‑making and will monitor and improve standards of care through supervision of practice, clinical audit, research and by teaching and providing support to professional colleagues.
• The post holder will participate in a rota providing a seven-day service.

Ausbildung

NMC registration

Degree level study

Post-graduate diploma-level training

Teaching experience

Record

Jobbeschreibung

Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Community Specialist Palliative Care Nurse (West) Band 6 on a permanent basis. The role includes full-time work with possible job share and a 37.5-hour week, with occasional weekend work in a supportive, community-focused service.

The post involves delivering specialist palliative care in the community, coordinating with health and social care colleagues, and providing compassionate, person-centred care to patients and families at a crucial