Clinical Development Nurse
Hampshire, Surrey, Bristol
£55,000
Monday to Friday, 09:00 - 17:00 (40 hours per week)
We are seeking a motivated and dynamic individual to join our team as a Clinical Practice Development Nurse.
This role is part of the Quality & Compliance Team, focusing on implementing effective clinical outcomes, providing clinical peer supervision, and supporting best practice approaches with a continuous quality improvement focus. You will oversee the delivery of clinical audits and practice development schedules, including ad-hoc audits and investigations across multiple services. This diverse position offers the opportunity to drive innovative, evidence-based practices that enhance outcomes for residents living with complex neurodegenerative and mental health conditions.
This is an on-site role, with regular travel to services located in Hampshire, Surrey, Bristol, and a new location in Birmingham within the next 12-18 months. Remote working is not available.
What You Need Nurse Qualification (RGN / RMN) Strong knowledge of safeguarding procedures, relevant legislation, and best practice guidelines Familiarity with the CQC Single Assessment Framework Quality Statements Commitment to continuous learning and staying current with research and best practices Expertise in MCA Assessments in line with the MCA Act 2005 and MCA 1989 (s.117 aftercare) Experience with CHC, FNC, ICB, and Local Authority funding (preferred) At least 2 years of clinical experience working with neurodegenerative and mental health conditions A minimum of 5 years' clinical experience supporting residents with additional needs Proven experience managing clinical projects with organisational impact
What You'll Do Oversee and coordinate clinical aspects of care Collaborate with management to ensure person-centred care delivery Provide clinical guidance, group supervision, and promote professional development among the nursing team Support the preceptorship training of newly qualified Nurses in line with NMC requirements Conduct clinical audits and investigations related to safeguarding and clinical safety Deliver evidence-based recommendations to governance committees Lead engaging, evidence-informed training workshops for nursing staff Assess clinical competencies in areas such as medication management, VOED, venepuncture, oral suctioning, catheterisation, syringe driver use, and pressure ulcer care
This role is ideal for a skilled Nurse passionate about delivering exceptional clinical care, driving innovation, and enhancing nursing practice across a range of services.
How to Apply: To apply for this role, simply click apply, or email your CV to: (url removed) For more info, call me on: (phone number removed)
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We are seeking a motivated and dynamic individual to join our team as a Clinical Practice Development Nurse.
This role is part of the Quality & Compliance Team, focusing on implementing effective clinical outcomes, providing clinical peer supervision, and supporting best practice approaches with a continuous quality improvement focus. You will oversee the delivery of clinical audits and practice development schedules, including ad-hoc audits and investigations across multiple services. This diverse position offers the opportunity to drive innovative, evidence-based practices that enhance outcomes for residents living with complex neurodegenerative and mental health conditions.
This is an on-site role, with regular travel to services located in Hampshire, Surrey, Bristol, and a new location in Birmingham within the next 12-18 months. Remote working is not available.
What You Need Nurse Qualification (RGN / RMN) Strong knowledge of safeguarding procedures, relevant legislation, and best practice guidelines Familiarity with the CQC Single Assessment Framework Quality Statements Commitment to continuous learning and staying current with research and best practices Expertise in MCA Assessments in line with the MCA Act 2005 and MCA 1989 (s.117 aftercare) Experience with CHC, FNC, ICB, and Local Authority funding (preferred) At least 2 years of clinical experience working with neurodegenerative and mental health conditions A minimum of 5 years' clinical experience supporting residents with additional needs Proven experience managing clinical projects with organisational impact
What You'll Do Oversee and coordinate clinical aspects of care Collaborate with management to ensure person-centred care delivery Provide clinical guidance, group supervision, and promote professional development among the nursing team Support the preceptorship training of newly qualified Nurses in line with NMC requirements Conduct clinical audits and investigations related to safeguarding and clinical safety Deliver evidence-based recommendations to governance committees Lead engaging, evidence-informed training workshops for nursing staff Assess clinical competencies in areas such as medication management, VOED, venepuncture, oral suctioning, catheterisation, syringe driver use, and pressure ulcer care
This role is ideal for a skilled Nurse passionate about delivering exceptional clinical care, driving innovation, and enhancing nursing practice across a range of services.
How to Apply: To apply for this role, simply click apply, or email your CV to: (url removed) For more info, call me on: (phone number removed)
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