Resuscitation & Deteriorating Patient Lead — Part Time

The Methodist Church in Britain; Chopwell; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Opportunities for career development

Job summary

Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an experienced nurse or AHP to join the Trigger Response team. The post reviews, investigates and treats deteriorating patients across the hospital, and leads trust-wide clinical practice, training and resuscitation audit.

The role includes responding to cardiac arrest and trauma calls with part-time flexibility. Applicants must be registered and have significant acute care experience; non-medical prescriber status and other resuscitation

Qualifications

• Registration with NMC (nurse) or HCPC (AHP) and current practice.
• Significant acute care experience.
• Management or team leadership experience.
• Willingness to work toward Resuscitation Council UK instructor status.
• Desirable: EPALS, NLS or RC UK instructor certifications.

Responsibilities

• Review, investigate and treat deteriorating patients across the hospital.
• Attend deterioration events, including cardiac arrests and trauma calls.
• Provide clinical guidance and training to wards on deteriorating patients.
• Lead audits and research on resuscitation and care.
• Plan and coordinate internal and external training programmes.
• Maintain professional profile in line with Code of Conduct.

Skills

ALS provider

Education

ALS provider

NMC registration (nurse) or HCPC registration (AHP)

Job description

Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an experienced nurse or AHP to join the Trigger Response team. The post reviews, investigates and treats deteriorating patients across the hospital, and leads trust-wide clinical practice, training and resuscitation audit.

The role includes responding to cardiac arrest and trauma calls with part-time flexibility. Applicants must be registered and have significant acute care experience; non-medical prescriber status and other resuscitation