Job summary
Alice House Hospice is committed to the delivery of high-quality
multidisciplinary care. We support patients and families through a range of
services that promote health and wellbeing, long term and palliative care and
ultimately support patients at the end of life both in the Hospice and in the
community.
We are highly innovative, always looking for opportunities to
improve our range of services to the public
If you are committed to providing excellent patient centred care
and have a desire to work in palliative care you should consider becoming part
of our dedicated nursing team.
Experience in palliative care is required but this does not need
to be in a specialist environment.
Main duties of the job
To contribute to the delivery of specialist palliative care and maintain the highest possible standards of nursing care ensuring the maximum benefit to patients and their families across all Hospice services.
To work as part of the Multi-professional Team in planning, implementing and assessing the emotional, social, psychological and physical needs of the patient and their family across all Hospice services in a mutually supportive working environment.
To maintain clear and concise records of care to enable effective communication between all members of the Multi-disciplinary Team (MDT) to facilitate high quality effective patient care.
To work collaboratively with wider members of the MDT and external agencies, Macmillan Nurses, GPs, District Nurses etc to enable the development and continuity of care.
To practise and maintain the highest standards of nursing care, acting in a professional and ethical manner and ensuring confidentiality is maintained to ensure best practise at all times.
To be willing to work flexibly across all clinical services in the Hospice to facilitate the smooth running of patient care across all Hospice services.
About us
Alice House Hospice currently has a consultant, ST3, F2 3 Hospice Doctors working with the registered Nurses. Drs are also on call on an evening for advice and support
Job description
Job responsibilities
1.0
Job Purpose
To contribute to the delivery of
specialist palliative care and maintain the highest possible standards of
nursing care ensuring the maximum benefit to patients and their families across
all Hospice services.
2.0
Key Tasks
·
To work as part of the Multi-professional
Team in planning, implementing and assessing the emotional, social,
psychological and physical needs of the patient and their family across all
Hospice services in a mutually supportive working environment.
·
To maintain clear and concise records of care
to enable effective communication between all members of the Multi-disciplinary
Team (MDT) to facilitate high quality effective patient care.
·
To work collaboratively with wider members of
the MDT and external agencies, Macmillan Nurses, GPs, District Nurses etc to
enable the development and continuity of care.
·
To practise and maintain the highest
standards of nursing care, acting in a professional and ethical manner and
ensuring confidentiality is maintained to ensure best practise at all times.
·
To be willing to work flexibly across all clinical
services in the Hospice to facilitate the smooth running of patient care across
all Hospice services.
·
To work alongside students and volunteers in
a collaborative way to effectively promote a learning environment.
·
To undertake training as required by the
needs of the service to enable you to fulfil your role.
·
To undertake all duties in accordance with
the Law, Professional Guidelines, the Hospice Philosophy and the Hospice
commitment to equality of opportunity and collective responsibility.
Job description
Job responsibilities
1.0
Job Purpose
To contribute to the delivery of
specialist palliative care and maintain the highest possible standards of
nursing care ensuring the maximum benefit to patients and their families across
all Hospice services.
2.0
Key Tasks
·
To work as part of the Multi-professional
Team in planning, implementing and assessing the emotional, social,
psychological and physical needs of the patient and their family across all
Hospice services in a mutually supportive working environment.
·
To maintain clear and concise records of care
to enable effective communication between all members of the Multi-disciplinary
Team (MDT) to facilitate high quality effective patient care.
·
To work collaboratively with wider members of
the MDT and external agencies, Macmillan Nurses, GPs, District Nurses etc to
enable the development and continuity of care.
·
To practise and maintain the highest
standards of nursing care, acting in a professional and ethical manner and
ensuring confidentiality is maintained to ensure best practise at all times.
·
To be willing to work flexibly across all clinical
services in the Hospice to facilitate the smooth running of patient care across
all Hospice services.
·
To work alongside students and volunteers in
a collaborative way to effectively promote a learning environment.
·
To undertake training as required by the
needs of the service to enable you to fulfil your role.
·
To undertake all duties in accordance with
the Law, Professional Guidelines, the Hospice Philosophy and the Hospice
commitment to equality of opportunity and collective responsibility.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Registered Nurse (SRN, RGN, RN) with PIN membership NMC
Desirable
- Understanding and awareness of issues relating to patients with specialist palliative care needs.
- Ability to work as part of a Multi-professional Team.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Commitment to personal development.
- Understanding of equality of opportunity.
- Commitment to collective responsibility.
- Commitment to education and training
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Registered Nurse (SRN, RGN, RN) with PIN membership NMC
Desirable
- Understanding and awareness of issues relating to patients with specialist palliative care needs.
- Ability to work as part of a Multi-professional Team.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Commitment to personal development.
- Understanding of equality of opportunity.
- Commitment to collective responsibility.
- Commitment to education and training
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
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Additional information
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
