Main area: Advance Clinical Practitioner Grade Band 8a
Contract: 1 year (Fixed Term Contract 1 Year)
Hours: Full time - 37.5 hours per week (Mixed shift pattern)
Job ref: 277-6822470-CPH
Employer: Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
Employer type: NHS
Site: Woolwich Centre
Town: Woolwich
Salary: £59,490 - £66,239 pa inc
Salary period: Yearly
Closing: 02/02/2025 23:59
Advanced Clinical Practitioner
Band 8a
Job overview
Oxleas Joint Emergency Team / Urgent Community Response Team have one new 8a Advanced Clinical Practitioner post available. The successful post holder will work clinically within the team, whilst providing leadership and line management to junior colleagues within the integrated multi-professional team. The post holder will be an expert nurse with extensive clinical experience in the management of patients in the community setting and the ability to lead a community team. We welcome dynamic applicants from adult Nursing and AHP backgrounds. This is an exciting opportunity to join and further shape Greenwich's Urgent Community Response service. Urgent community response teams provide urgent care to people in their homes which helps to avoid hospital admissions and enable people to live independently for longer. Through these teams, older people and adults with complex health needs who urgently need care, can get fast access to a range of health and social care professionals within two hours. Main duties of the job
The Directorate is pleased to offer an exciting opportunity for an innovative Advanced Clinical Practitioner to work as a member of the Urgent Community Response team to support patients experiencing crisis ill health. The successful applicant will be working as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner supporting the Urgent Community Response pathways to reduce unnecessary hospital admissions and contribute to effective admission avoidance. You will be required to demonstrate critical thinking in the clinical decision-making process; identify gaps within the service and lead with service improvement and development in line with national and local strategies. You will be actively involved in research and responsible for leading implementation of evidence-based clinical changes as well as facilitating a positive team culture through effective clinical leadership. Working for our organisation
Oxleas offers a wide range of NHS healthcare services to people living in South East London and Kent. Our multidisciplinary teams look after people of all ages and we work in close partnership with other parts of the NHS, local councils, and the voluntary sector. Detailed job description and main responsibilities
The Urgent Community Response (UCR) team in Greenwich provides a community rapid response to patients registered to Greenwich GP and/or who live in the London Borough of Greenwich seven days a week, Monday to Sunday from 8am to 8.30 pm. This service treats patients at home to avoid a hospital admission or readmission. Person specification
Qualifications
Hold current professional registration with respective professional body NMC (Adult Registration) / HCPC MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice or equivalent Accredited autonomous practitioner qualification Master’s/DiP in advanced practice or equivalent Non-medical Prescribing V300 course Portfolio of evidence for advance clinical practice consolidation Evidence of continuing professional development Evidence of education/training in specialist area (i.e. therapies, interventions, service-specialism) Experience and Knowledge
Minimum 6 years’ experience as HCP Experience working within healthcare services at an advanced level of practice minimum of 1 years’ experience as ACP or equivalent. Experience of service/practice development Experience in a range of care settings Primary Secondary Care Emergency Departments Advanced level understanding of specialist-specific disorders and their corresponding evidence-based interventions Applied knowledge of safeguarding, inclusion, and equality Experience of leading research/quality improvement initiatives, developing and evaluating new ways of working Experience of leading a team Experience of writing for publication and/or presenting to professionals and the public Extensive experience of leading the delivery of care for a diverse population Skills and Abilities
Advanced autonomous clinical assessment Critical decision-making skills/ Advanced problem-solving skills Competence in requesting and interpretation of required investigations Advanced level written and verbal communication skills Experience of appraisals Full driving license with access to car Clinical Audit and interest in research Evidence of multi-disciplinary team working Self-motivated towards own practice and development Confident and competent in approach to practice Evidence of radiology requesting Other Requirements
Willingness/ability to work flexibly (time and location) Willingness to undertake further training and education relevant to practice and service need Supportive, friendly, adaptable, and patient focused Effective interpersonal skills with colleagues, patients, and public Mental Effort: Expected to concentrate for long periods of time when assessing patients. Need to have constant vigilance and awareness of the client and environment. Ability to work flexibly to deal with interruption regarding service issues. Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships Demonstrate commitment to support national and Trust strategies and objectives for clinical care and advanced clinical practice We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace that welcomes and supports individuals of all abilities. If you meet the minimum criteria for this role and you have a disability, you can be guaranteed an interview under the Disability Confident Scheme. If you require any adjustments to participate fully in the interview process, please let us know by adding the relevant details when scheduling your preferred interview date and time.
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Band 8a
Job overview
Oxleas Joint Emergency Team / Urgent Community Response Team have one new 8a Advanced Clinical Practitioner post available. The successful post holder will work clinically within the team, whilst providing leadership and line management to junior colleagues within the integrated multi-professional team. The post holder will be an expert nurse with extensive clinical experience in the management of patients in the community setting and the ability to lead a community team. We welcome dynamic applicants from adult Nursing and AHP backgrounds. This is an exciting opportunity to join and further shape Greenwich's Urgent Community Response service. Urgent community response teams provide urgent care to people in their homes which helps to avoid hospital admissions and enable people to live independently for longer. Through these teams, older people and adults with complex health needs who urgently need care, can get fast access to a range of health and social care professionals within two hours. Main duties of the job
The Directorate is pleased to offer an exciting opportunity for an innovative Advanced Clinical Practitioner to work as a member of the Urgent Community Response team to support patients experiencing crisis ill health. The successful applicant will be working as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner supporting the Urgent Community Response pathways to reduce unnecessary hospital admissions and contribute to effective admission avoidance. You will be required to demonstrate critical thinking in the clinical decision-making process; identify gaps within the service and lead with service improvement and development in line with national and local strategies. You will be actively involved in research and responsible for leading implementation of evidence-based clinical changes as well as facilitating a positive team culture through effective clinical leadership. Working for our organisation
Oxleas offers a wide range of NHS healthcare services to people living in South East London and Kent. Our multidisciplinary teams look after people of all ages and we work in close partnership with other parts of the NHS, local councils, and the voluntary sector. Detailed job description and main responsibilities
The Urgent Community Response (UCR) team in Greenwich provides a community rapid response to patients registered to Greenwich GP and/or who live in the London Borough of Greenwich seven days a week, Monday to Sunday from 8am to 8.30 pm. This service treats patients at home to avoid a hospital admission or readmission. Person specification
Qualifications
Hold current professional registration with respective professional body NMC (Adult Registration) / HCPC MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice or equivalent Accredited autonomous practitioner qualification Master’s/DiP in advanced practice or equivalent Non-medical Prescribing V300 course Portfolio of evidence for advance clinical practice consolidation Evidence of continuing professional development Evidence of education/training in specialist area (i.e. therapies, interventions, service-specialism) Experience and Knowledge
Minimum 6 years’ experience as HCP Experience working within healthcare services at an advanced level of practice minimum of 1 years’ experience as ACP or equivalent. Experience of service/practice development Experience in a range of care settings Primary Secondary Care Emergency Departments Advanced level understanding of specialist-specific disorders and their corresponding evidence-based interventions Applied knowledge of safeguarding, inclusion, and equality Experience of leading research/quality improvement initiatives, developing and evaluating new ways of working Experience of leading a team Experience of writing for publication and/or presenting to professionals and the public Extensive experience of leading the delivery of care for a diverse population Skills and Abilities
Advanced autonomous clinical assessment Critical decision-making skills/ Advanced problem-solving skills Competence in requesting and interpretation of required investigations Advanced level written and verbal communication skills Experience of appraisals Full driving license with access to car Clinical Audit and interest in research Evidence of multi-disciplinary team working Self-motivated towards own practice and development Confident and competent in approach to practice Evidence of radiology requesting Other Requirements
Willingness/ability to work flexibly (time and location) Willingness to undertake further training and education relevant to practice and service need Supportive, friendly, adaptable, and patient focused Effective interpersonal skills with colleagues, patients, and public Mental Effort: Expected to concentrate for long periods of time when assessing patients. Need to have constant vigilance and awareness of the client and environment. Ability to work flexibly to deal with interruption regarding service issues. Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships Demonstrate commitment to support national and Trust strategies and objectives for clinical care and advanced clinical practice We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace that welcomes and supports individuals of all abilities. If you meet the minimum criteria for this role and you have a disability, you can be guaranteed an interview under the Disability Confident Scheme. If you require any adjustments to participate fully in the interview process, please let us know by adding the relevant details when scheduling your preferred interview date and time.
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