To work as a member of the Children's Nursing Team, providing care for children and young people with complex or acute health needs within their care setting.
To manage their own caseload, waiting list, and recording data onto the online system.
To plan and prioritise care activities taking into account patient needs and individual circumstances, ensuring all activity is recorded on the Child or Young Person's (CYP) health record.
To complete delegated observations and assessments of the CYP as agreed by the nursing team.
To develop, implement, and evaluate appropriate care plans and comprehensive packages of care.
To provide quality care to Children and Young People in partnership with families and carers as commissioned and described within the service specifications.
A wonderful opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic practitioner to work within the Children's Continence Team (0-18 years old). The job is for 22.5 hours, and Monday - Friday hours can be arranged.
There will be travelling expected around Norfolk to different areas to see children at home or in school. Most patients will be seen in a clinic environment, and you will have support from the Clinical Nurses within the team.
Find out more about working for our organisation here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/2565ae62eb.html
To use a broad range of communication skills (e.g., motivation) to establish a rapport and engage with children and their families; to develop the child's and family's understanding of their needs and encourage effective participation in treatment.
To work independently with Children and Young People, individually and in groups, planning, organising, and following specific programmes and guidance; to monitor progress and refer to the clinical nurse specialist where appropriate.
To work proactively to contribute to the Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) process.
To be responsible for completing own electronic diary (using available resource) and for booking own appointments.
To be aware of Norfolk Safeguarding Children's Board (NSCB) guidelines and procedures in the identification, assessment, and referral of vulnerable children.
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To manage their own caseload, waiting list, and recording data onto the online system.
To plan and prioritise care activities taking into account patient needs and individual circumstances, ensuring all activity is recorded on the Child or Young Person's (CYP) health record.
To complete delegated observations and assessments of the CYP as agreed by the nursing team.
To develop, implement, and evaluate appropriate care plans and comprehensive packages of care.
To provide quality care to Children and Young People in partnership with families and carers as commissioned and described within the service specifications.
A wonderful opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic practitioner to work within the Children's Continence Team (0-18 years old). The job is for 22.5 hours, and Monday - Friday hours can be arranged.
There will be travelling expected around Norfolk to different areas to see children at home or in school. Most patients will be seen in a clinic environment, and you will have support from the Clinical Nurses within the team.
Find out more about working for our organisation here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/2565ae62eb.html
To use a broad range of communication skills (e.g., motivation) to establish a rapport and engage with children and their families; to develop the child's and family's understanding of their needs and encourage effective participation in treatment.
To work independently with Children and Young People, individually and in groups, planning, organising, and following specific programmes and guidance; to monitor progress and refer to the clinical nurse specialist where appropriate.
To work proactively to contribute to the Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) process.
To be responsible for completing own electronic diary (using available resource) and for booking own appointments.
To be aware of Norfolk Safeguarding Children's Board (NSCB) guidelines and procedures in the identification, assessment, and referral of vulnerable children.
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