Be responsible for the management and prioritisation of clinical administration generated within own workload. Respond to changing situations and prioritise work accordingly within own workload. Maintain school health records within own workload as per MCFT Record Keeping Policy. Mentor new team members and support students and other staff (at equivalent or lower band). Following appropriate training and assessment undertake health screening in schools or other settings as directed by the Caseload Holder/Team Leader. Updating the Caseload Holder on progress and report any problems or concerns. Support the school nursing team in the delivery of immunisation sessions and at New Entrant interviews. Participate as part of the team in Public Health work/ health promotion activities in schools and other settings. Maintain all school health records within workload as per Mersey Care (MCFT) Record Keeping Policy. Co-ordinate all relevant documentation in respect of school health immunisation programmes including consent forms and re-call letter to absentees. Attend and provide effective support at immunisation sessions in schools, ensuring each child has a correct consent form and as directed by the Lead clinician. Upload appropriate data onto systems as required e.g., NCMP. Be responsible for the ordering of equipment and resources and arrange for the repair and maintenance of any equipment for the school health team. Be responsible for the care and safe keeping of equipment issued for personal and team use and to report any defect or loss. Attend staff meetings and Continuous Professional Development Reviews. Access appropriate training as identified within Continuous Professional Development Reviews. Following appropriate training, have an awareness of MCFT Child Protection Policy and work within guidelines. Attend all mandatory training as per MCFT requirement. Ensure quality standards as per MCFT Record Keeping Policy in respect of record management and storage within own workload. Adhere to MCFT policies and procedures maintaining strict confidentiality. Contribute to the development and review of new administrative/IT systems within MCFT School Health Service. Participate in recording and processing of school health statistics, e.g., NCMP to facilitate audit and evaluation. Contribute to the collection and maintenance of evidence for Care Quality Commission (CQC) outcomes. Communicate with school staff and children to obtain up to date demographic details in respect of children and young people within own workload. Communicate with children and young people within the framework of Brief Intervention on the Public Health Agenda as per MCFT guidance. Report any incidents of verbal, physical or threat of physical abuse to line manager. Act at all times as a polite and courteous representative of MCFT. Attend and take an active role in school health team meetings promoting effective liaison with school nurse colleagues.