Consultant Paediatrician in Neurodisability
Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust
This post of Consultant Neurodisability Paediatrician has become available within the Trust's Cambridgeshire Community Paediatric services. This post would suit either an experienced Paediatrician looking for a change or a newly qualified consultant who is looking to improve the outcomes for children within a community setting.
The post holder will be part of a team of experienced Community Paediatricians providing a wide range of services to children in the community. The post holder will be expected to have experience and training in the assessment and management of Neurodisability disorders within an MDT assessment team.
The applicant will be required to support the safeguarding rota in whom child abuse and neglect has been suspected. All Consultants take part in the 'On Call' daytime advice and assessment service for Safeguarding.
At the present time there are no out of hours or weekend work commitments.
The Job plan includes 8 PAs Direct Clinical Activity (DCC) and Supporting Clinical Activity (SCC) and 2 PAs Supporting Professional Activity (SPA), with extra SPA time available for specific responsibilities.
The post covers all of Cambridgeshire but is principally to support services in the north of the county.
Administration support is provided within the service. Clinical work is also delivered in some special educational schools.
Main duties of the job
Assessment and management of complex physical disability.
The post holder would be expected to have a good working knowledge of tonal management and complex care management including epilepsy, ideally supporting the outreach epilepsy service in special schools.
Provide healthcare to children up to 19 years of age in a local SEND school, including medical advice related to their disability, multi-disciplinary assessment and management of children with complex physical disabilities, supporting transition plans and safeguarding.
Contribute to regional Safeguarding rota providing medical assessment for children with non-acute safeguarding concerns.
Support teaching and training of medical students, Community and Neuro-disability trainees, educational and clinical supervision.
Ongoing contribution to service development and evaluation.
About us Rated 'Outstanding' by the Care Quality Commission, we provide high quality innovative services across most of the east of England that enable people to receive care closer to home and live healthier lives. Our services are outstanding due to our amazing staff, who have rated us highly in the national staff survey for seven consecutive years.
If you share our passion for innovative and high-quality care delivery, please submit your application and join us on our exciting journey as a leading-edge specialist community provider. All are welcome to apply, and our promise is a culture that prioritises staff engagement and development.
Job responsibilities Assessment and management of children with neurodisability/neurodevelopmental disorders including complex physical disability, autism, ADHD and learning disability in a community setting across Cambridgeshire.
Person Specification Qualifications
MRCPCH or equivalent.
Experience in the assessment and medical management of children with neuro-disability.
Experience in assessing and managing children with special educational needs and social paediatrics, including safeguarding (Intercollegiate safeguarding training at Level 3).
CCT in Paediatrics with relevant experience in Community Paediatrics/Neurodisability. The applicant must be within 6 months of obtaining his/her CCT at the time of interview.
Higher Medical Degree.
Appropriate experience in using specific assessment tools such as ADOS for communication disorders, developmental assessment tools (e.g., Bayley or Schedule of Growing Skills).
Expertise in epilepsy (PET 1-3).
Expertise in tonal management/complex care management.
Management
An enthusiasm for governance and clinical audit and a willingness to be involved in departmental management.
Evidence of service improvement.
A management course completed/experience in management.
Skills and Personal Qualities
Evidence of teaching experience and peer support.
Adaptable to various situations and capable of handling people of all capabilities and attitudes.
Evidence of service development and improvement.
Strong advocate of Community-based Children's Services.
Experience in developing multi-agency teams.
Publications, papers, and presentations; a relevant and continuing research interest.
Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975. A submission for Disclosure to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) will be necessary to check for any previous criminal convictions.
Address The Peacock Centre/New Horse Fair Clinic
£105,504 to £139,882 per annum, pro-rata.
Contract Permanent
Working pattern Full-time.
Reference number 448-MED-6874573
Job locations The Peacock Centre/New Horse Fair Clinic
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The post holder will be part of a team of experienced Community Paediatricians providing a wide range of services to children in the community. The post holder will be expected to have experience and training in the assessment and management of Neurodisability disorders within an MDT assessment team.
The applicant will be required to support the safeguarding rota in whom child abuse and neglect has been suspected. All Consultants take part in the 'On Call' daytime advice and assessment service for Safeguarding.
At the present time there are no out of hours or weekend work commitments.
The Job plan includes 8 PAs Direct Clinical Activity (DCC) and Supporting Clinical Activity (SCC) and 2 PAs Supporting Professional Activity (SPA), with extra SPA time available for specific responsibilities.
The post covers all of Cambridgeshire but is principally to support services in the north of the county.
Administration support is provided within the service. Clinical work is also delivered in some special educational schools.
Main duties of the job
Assessment and management of complex physical disability.
The post holder would be expected to have a good working knowledge of tonal management and complex care management including epilepsy, ideally supporting the outreach epilepsy service in special schools.
Provide healthcare to children up to 19 years of age in a local SEND school, including medical advice related to their disability, multi-disciplinary assessment and management of children with complex physical disabilities, supporting transition plans and safeguarding.
Contribute to regional Safeguarding rota providing medical assessment for children with non-acute safeguarding concerns.
Support teaching and training of medical students, Community and Neuro-disability trainees, educational and clinical supervision.
Ongoing contribution to service development and evaluation.
About us Rated 'Outstanding' by the Care Quality Commission, we provide high quality innovative services across most of the east of England that enable people to receive care closer to home and live healthier lives. Our services are outstanding due to our amazing staff, who have rated us highly in the national staff survey for seven consecutive years.
If you share our passion for innovative and high-quality care delivery, please submit your application and join us on our exciting journey as a leading-edge specialist community provider. All are welcome to apply, and our promise is a culture that prioritises staff engagement and development.
Job responsibilities Assessment and management of children with neurodisability/neurodevelopmental disorders including complex physical disability, autism, ADHD and learning disability in a community setting across Cambridgeshire.
Person Specification Qualifications
MRCPCH or equivalent.
Experience in the assessment and medical management of children with neuro-disability.
Experience in assessing and managing children with special educational needs and social paediatrics, including safeguarding (Intercollegiate safeguarding training at Level 3).
CCT in Paediatrics with relevant experience in Community Paediatrics/Neurodisability. The applicant must be within 6 months of obtaining his/her CCT at the time of interview.
Higher Medical Degree.
Appropriate experience in using specific assessment tools such as ADOS for communication disorders, developmental assessment tools (e.g., Bayley or Schedule of Growing Skills).
Expertise in epilepsy (PET 1-3).
Expertise in tonal management/complex care management.
Management
An enthusiasm for governance and clinical audit and a willingness to be involved in departmental management.
Evidence of service improvement.
A management course completed/experience in management.
Skills and Personal Qualities
Evidence of teaching experience and peer support.
Adaptable to various situations and capable of handling people of all capabilities and attitudes.
Evidence of service development and improvement.
Strong advocate of Community-based Children's Services.
Experience in developing multi-agency teams.
Publications, papers, and presentations; a relevant and continuing research interest.
Disclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975. A submission for Disclosure to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) will be necessary to check for any previous criminal convictions.
Address The Peacock Centre/New Horse Fair Clinic
£105,504 to £139,882 per annum, pro-rata.
Contract Permanent
Working pattern Full-time.
Reference number 448-MED-6874573
Job locations The Peacock Centre/New Horse Fair Clinic
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