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A leading healthcare provider seeks a Senior Registered Nurse to lead a dedicated team within the Clinical Navigation Hub. The role involves clinical decision-making, team management, and delivering high-quality patient care. Candidates should possess strong assessment skills, leadership qualities, and relevant clinical experience. This position offers an exciting opportunity to impact healthcare delivery while supporting continuous professional development.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for anenthusiastic and highly motivated Senior Registered Nurse to lead and manage anestablished teamwithin the Clinical Navigation Hub at EastLancashire Medical Services Ltd. East Lancashire Medical Services Ltd isfriendly, motivated and committed to providing high quality services to thepopulation of East Lancashire.
The candidateshould demonstrate strong communication/negotiating skills to carry outcomplex clinical telephone triage in a sensitive manner providing assessment,advice and information and be able to work closely with stake holders utilizingprofessional judgement and referring to other agencies/ services whereappropriate.
The primary responsibility of the successful candiadate wil be to prioritise incoming calls and direct patients or health professiona;ls to the most appropriate service trying to avoid hospital admission.
East Lancashire Medical Services (ELMS) is a Social Enterprise organisation delivering Urgent Primary Care Services 365 days a year to a population of over 500,000. TheClinical Navigation Hub is a small specialist service comprising of a team leader and three other colleagues .
Job Role
Clinical
To provide clinical navigation, and advice to appropriate clinicians
To reassure the rapid and effective transmission of patient data betweenall relevant parties
To deal effectively with safeguarding issues if they arise in line withpolicy.
Establish and maintain strong collaborative arrangements with otherhealth care professionals
Participate in admission avoidance activities
Prescribe medication patients using EPS
Provide advice to professionals aboutalternatives to hospital care, including primary and intermediate health andsocial care (including voluntary) services
Provide brokerage role discussingcapacity with services and liaising with services to free up capacity dependenton wider pressures in the system as part of escalation plans so as to avoid unwarranted admissions.
Make safe, autonomous triage decisionswithout reliance on digital or algorithm based tools.
Managerial
To assist the clinical lead nurse to train, mentor and coach theclinical team where relevant.
To participate in the appraisal process for themselves, and facilitatefor their team
To diffuse challenging behaviour, ensuring that the situation is managedin a sensitive way.
To inspire others and encourage them to seek advice and solutions toproblems.
To challenge others to take an active part in developing knowledge,ideas and work practice
To challenge tradition and take risks accepting joint responsibility forany arising problems and tensions and using these to inform future practice.
Manage the teams rota
Communications
To communicate with a wide range of people to explore complex healthissues and to make treatment pathway decisions
To effectively communicate complex and sensitive information.
To agree the arrangements for communication with thepatient/family/carer, and to document these in accordance with policy and the patients right toconfidentiality
To ensure data collection systems are effective and report an problemsto the IT team.
Partnership workingand service development
To work in an integrated and seamless way with other colleagues anddisciplines within the Primary Urgent Care Services.
To adhere to policies and procedures relating to own workplace tocontribute to service development
To implement and propose changes to policies/practices in own area
To input into the effectiveness of any changes and how these haveimproved services
To ensure collaborative working relationships with acute and primarycare agencies are effective
Training and Development
To facilitate and participate in an open, reflective and learningenvironment.
To understand the role and scope, identify own development needs andtake responsibility for their continuing professional development andperformance whilst maintaining a personal development plan
To make effective use of appropriate learning opportunities forthemselves and others and apply learning to practice
To undertake annual mandatory training updates and other relevantcourses in line with local policies
To act as a role model and train and support professional development ofother staff
Engage in and comply with the requirements for nurse revalidation
Professional
Exercise individual responsibilities and accountability for ownpractice, in accordance with clinical governance and professional guidance fromNMC.
Keep up to date with current initiatives which enhance the role
Quality
Participate actively in audit programmes of practice and serviceimprovement
To work together with the complaints team to address user complaints.
OrganisationalResponsibilities
To ensure efficient and effective use of material resources/supplieswithin the centre
To identify any problems with resource use/availability and makerecommendations for corrective action
To maintain accurate records of resource use
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.