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A healthcare organization in Sussex seeks a Practice Development Nurse/Practitioner to enhance the development of education standards within the Unplanned Care Division. The ideal candidate will lead mentorship and educational initiatives, support clinical governance, and evaluate training needs across multiple healthcare settings. This role offers flexible working patterns and excellent opportunities for professional growth.
We are thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for you to become a vital part of our team as a Practice Development Nurse/Practitioner. We encourage applicants from both Nursing and AHP backgrounds. The post holder will have a lead role in the development and provision of practice education standards within the Urgent Community Response and Home First Teams in the Unplanned Care Division. The post holder will provide mentorship and work based learning facilitation, in-house curriculum design and teaching, higher education teaching. They will support the development of enhanced clinical skills across the units, ensuring access to appropriate development to maintain a competent workforce. They will support as a clinical leader and take a proactive role in advising to the clinical services in delivering best practice and evidence based care. Developing clinical governance through the support, monitoring, and implementation of enhanced clinical standards and learning within the clinical services. The post holder will be a registered nurse or AHP with a relevant post graduate certificate in education (or equivalent) or commitment to undertaking a relevant course in education. Whilst position is primarily based in the Crawley & Horsham Area (across the two sites based at Crawley & Horsham Hospitals), there will at times be a requirement to cover other areas of UCR & Home First within SCFT therefore travel between sites will be required. The post holder will work closely with the senior management team for Unplanned Care, in the UCR & Home First pathways and will have strong links into the corporate professional practice team. The aim of which is to support professional recommendations in relation to service redesign and new ways of working linked to operational and patient need. Provides education and support to workforce development processes, supporting initiatives and other clinical and quality improvement project work. Improving patient care and experience through development of standards and participation in bench marking, audit and research. Supporting multi-professional development and training by working collaboratively across health and social care. Acts as a clinical and educational expert, leading in clinical training, education and induction programmes. Identifies practice areas which require evaluation through team development planning and training needs gap analysis.