Palliative Care Specialist Nurse Early ID & Support Solihull

Marie Curie; Metropolitan Borough of Solihull; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme

Eyecare cost assistance

Blue Light Card

Discount scheme

Annual leave 27 days + 8 holidays

Job summary

Marie Curie in Solihull seeks a Clinical Nurse Specialist to drive early identification and coordinated end-of-life care. You will identify patients within six PCNs, review registers, undertake holistic assessments and support care planning, escalation conversations and patient preferences.

The role is permanent with flexible hours, based in Solihull community settings, and involves working with primary care, community and specialist palliative care teams to improve access and quality of life.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse on the NMC register with a nursing degree and post-registration qualification at Level 6 or above.
• Experience in specialist palliative care, ideally in community or primary care settings.
• Ability to travel across Solihull locations and work across multiple networks.

Responsibilities

• Deliver specialist palliative care nursing support as part of the Solihull Identification and Support Service across six Primary Care Networks.
• Support earlier identification through proactive register review and MDT participation.
• Undertake holistic assessment, care planning, symptom management and evaluation for complex needs.
• Support advance care planning and treatment escalation planning, with ReSPECT discussions.
• Collaborate with GP practices, community services, and specialist teams to coordinate integrated care.
• Contribute to pathway development, data collection and routine performance reporting.

Skills

NMC Registered Nurse

Post-registration qualification (Level

Education

Nursing degree

Post-registration qualification (Level 6+)

Job description

Marie Curie in Solihull seeks a Clinical Nurse Specialist to drive early identification and coordinated end-of-life care. You will identify patients within six PCNs, review registers, undertake holistic assessments and support care planning, escalation conversations and patient preferences.

The role is permanent with flexible hours, based in Solihull community settings, and involves working with primary care, community and specialist palliative care teams to improve access and quality of life.