Overview
JP Medicals Recruitment, a leading NHS healthcare recruitment agency, is currently recruiting a dedicated
Diabetes Specialist Nurse
with HCPC registration to work in regular and flexible shifts at
Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust . Enjoy working with a leading recruitment agency with exclusive benefits, competitive pay, and top-class customer service. Job Description Diabetes is a key priority in Barnet Commissioning Strategy Plan, which is linked to the Diabetes National Service Framework. Barnet has developed a model of care for the management of patients with Diabetes, and the role will support and help primary care teams to deliver this model of care. The post holder will provide support to all practices and other services to develop a structured approach to the management of Diabetes, work to agreed clinical protocols and guidelines, ensure comprehensive care across the diverse population of the Borough, and promote patient self-care for their condition. The role includes managing an agreed caseload, education, training, facilitation, audit, and working with the Practices to develop robust systems to improve the care of poorly controlled diabetics. A team approach to implementing and delivering the service is paramount. Provide core aspects of diabetes care management across appropriate health care settings, including management of risk factors, basic dietary advice, treatment planning, education, and screening for complications. Act as an autonomous practitioner (often working in isolation), planning and implementing programmes of care for people with diabetes, their families, and carers. Influence multi-disciplinary teamwork and communication between health, social, and voluntary organisations to deliver coordinated, seamless patient care. How to Apply Please apply online with a copy of your most recent CV if you meet the above requirements and are interested in this position. Contact:
Email registration@jpmedicals.co.uk, the best nursing agency in the UK. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer as we follow the Equality and Diversity policy.
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Diabetes Specialist Nurse
with HCPC registration to work in regular and flexible shifts at
Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust . Enjoy working with a leading recruitment agency with exclusive benefits, competitive pay, and top-class customer service. Job Description Diabetes is a key priority in Barnet Commissioning Strategy Plan, which is linked to the Diabetes National Service Framework. Barnet has developed a model of care for the management of patients with Diabetes, and the role will support and help primary care teams to deliver this model of care. The post holder will provide support to all practices and other services to develop a structured approach to the management of Diabetes, work to agreed clinical protocols and guidelines, ensure comprehensive care across the diverse population of the Borough, and promote patient self-care for their condition. The role includes managing an agreed caseload, education, training, facilitation, audit, and working with the Practices to develop robust systems to improve the care of poorly controlled diabetics. A team approach to implementing and delivering the service is paramount. Provide core aspects of diabetes care management across appropriate health care settings, including management of risk factors, basic dietary advice, treatment planning, education, and screening for complications. Act as an autonomous practitioner (often working in isolation), planning and implementing programmes of care for people with diabetes, their families, and carers. Influence multi-disciplinary teamwork and communication between health, social, and voluntary organisations to deliver coordinated, seamless patient care. How to Apply Please apply online with a copy of your most recent CV if you meet the above requirements and are interested in this position. Contact:
Email registration@jpmedicals.co.uk, the best nursing agency in the UK. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer as we follow the Equality and Diversity policy.
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