We are looking for a compassionate and committed Clinical Services Manager to join our team at Surrey Heath Community Providers. The role will involve providing guidance and support across SHCPL and the Primary Care Network (PCN) providing clinical leadership, team management, helping to set standards, develop clinical pathways and share good practice and learning.
Main duties of the job
Role Summary:
1. To support the Associate Director of Clinical Services with service delivery and service improvement across our clinical services.
2. To provide clinical and operational leadership, helping to set and maintain standards, develop clinical pathways and share good practice and learning.
3. To provide team leadership and management to identified teams.
4. To take a lead on the provision of clinical services from our clinical Hub, including day-to-day operations, Infection Prevention & Control, clinical compliance, clinical audit and patient safety.
5. To work clinically as required, within the scope of your professional practice, to support the service.
6. To undertake project work and evaluations linked to development, quality and governance.
About us
We are Surrey Heath Community Providers Limited, which is a federation of 7 GP practices across 10 sites, covering a population of over 103,000 patients across Surrey Heath. We began in 2016 and now employ around 200 members of staff across our head office sites, and our primary care and unplanned care services.
Job responsibilities
Please see supporting documents for full job description, list of responsibilities and person specification.
Person Specification
Experience
1. Experience of effective team leadership.
2. Experience of caseload management including responsibility.
3. Involved in the implementation and management of change.
4. Experience of initiating or participating in clinical audit/research relating to clinical practice.
5. Participation in regular clinical supervision.
6. Experience, underpinned by knowledge of working with and understanding the complex needs of patients in a primary care/community setting.
7. Evidence of innovative practice.
Skills and Abilities
1. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
2. Broad range of enhanced clinical skills.
3. Ability to advocate on patient, staff and safety or quality issues.
4. Ability to demonstrate leadership skills.
5. Demonstrates organisational skills: including the ability to make decisions and to prioritise.
6. Ability to understand and interpret research findings/evidence based care and apply to practice.
7. Good knowledge of health and safety and risk management.
8. Computer literate including EMIS and spreadsheets.
9. Effective written and verbal communication skills.
Qualifications
1. Maths and English GCSEs (C and above) or equivalent.
2. Registered Nurse with active NMC registration.
3. Teaching and assessing qualification, NMC Assessor and Supervisor status.
4. Post registration qualification in relevant area of practice.
5. Masters degree or equivalent experience gained by undertaking ongoing personal development and training.
Knowledge
1. Good understanding of current nursing and AHP workforce issues.
2. Good working knowledge of clinical governance and able to describe its practical application.
3. Clear understanding of Primary Care Services.
4. Demonstrates an understanding and insight into current issues and developments within the NHS.
5. Car driver with valid licence.
6. Reliable and flexible.
7. Ability to work well in stressful situations.
8. Innovative and adaptable.
9. Commitment to attend forms of training as learning needs are identified.
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.
£37,514 to £53,059 a year (FTE), Depending on experience.
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