Virtual Care

Secamb; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Secamb’s Virtual Care team invites clinicians to join a frontline, remote-enabled service delivering virtual assessments and care planning for patients calling 999. You’ll use clinical judgement and clear communication to guide patients to the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

Collaboration with multiple teams ensures safe, timely outcomes. This role emphasises leadership, supervision and resilience, with a varied caseload and strong cross-organisational teamwork within the

Qualifications

• Clinical assessment - to safely assess patients and identify the appropriate care pathway.
• Communication - to build rapport, gather accurate information and provide clear advice to patients.
• Decision making and problem solving - make confident, evidence based decisions in a fast-paced environment.
• Risk management - recognise when urgent intervention or escalation is required.
• Active listening - to pick up on verbal cues and understand patients’ needs without seeing them face-to-face.
• Adaptability and resilience - manage a varied caseload and changing priorities.
• Teamworking - collaborate with multiple teams and partner organisations.
• Organisation and prioritisation - to manage multiple patients and tasks safely and efficiently.

Responsibilities

• Provide virtual clinical assessment, care advice and planning for patients accessing the 999 call handling service, ensuring patients receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.
• Support the assessment and management of patients with greater complexity, uncertainty and clinical risk, while providing professional leadership, clinical supervision and support to colleagues working within the Trust’s Virtual Care model.

Job description

Could Virtual Care be your next clinical move?

Virtual Care is a different way to deliver frontline care, bringing your clinical experience, judgement and communication skills to every patient interaction. You’ll assess patients, make important clinical decisions and use your expertise to ensure people access the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

As demand on healthcare services continues to grow, Virtual Care plays a vital role in supporting our communities. By delivering care differently, we can help more patients access the support they need while ensuring our resources remain available for the most vulnerable.

Provide virtual clinical assessment, care advice and planning for patients accessing the 999 call handling service, ensuring patients receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

Support the assessment and management of patients with greater complexity, uncertainty and clinical risk, while providing professional leadership, clinical supervision and support to colleagues working within the Trust’s Virtual Care model.

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What skills do you need to become a Virtual Care Clinician?

• Clinical assessment - to safely assess patients and identify the appropriate care pathway.
• Communication - to build rapport, gather accurate information and provide clear advice to patients.
• Decision making and problem solving - make confident, evidence based decisions in a fast-paced environment.
• Risk management - recognise when urgent intervention or escalation is required.
• Active listening - to pick up on verbal cues and understand patients’ needs without seeing them face-to-face.
• Adaptability and resilience - manage a varied caseload and changing priorities.
• Teamworking - collaborate with multiple teams and partner organisations.
• Organisation and prioritisation - to manage multiple patients and tasks safely and efficiently.

If you have any questions about our Virtual Care opportunities, please email [e-mail].