At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead quality improvement in mental health services and ensure top-notch patient care.
- Company: Join a leading mental health trust dedicated to recovery-focused care.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, professional development, and a supportive work environment.
- Other info: Dynamic role with opportunities for career growth and innovation.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in patients' lives while shaping the future of mental health care.
- Qualifications: Strong leadership skills and experience in nursing and quality governance.
The predicted salary is between 38233 - 46729 Β£ per year.
Clinical Leadership
- Ensure, with the Clinical Director, that robust quality governance arrangements are in place within the Service Line(s), and to ensure the clear monitoring of these is implemented.
- Lead, with the Clinical Director, quality improvement and innovation in the Service Line(s).
- Provide strong visible professional leadership and support to the Service Line(s) to define the quality of clinical/patient care within a recovery focused approach.
- Analyse data in order to improve quality standards, through quality improvement methods and the reporting of progress through to committees.
- Have project management knowledge and experience and can lead complex projects programmes.
- Practice in a way that supports recovery by helping the service users to achieve the best quality of life possible whilst living with ongoing symptoms.
- Encourage service users to think about their strengths and abilities and the changes they can make in their lives to take control, reach their goals and achieve improved mental wellbeing.
- Use professional judgment and personal resilience to deal with a wide variety of situations relating to nursing and other aspects of patient care.
- Interpret, implement, and exercise professional judgment, with regard to national and local policy in relation to nursing and other clinical areas.
- Contribute to the formulation and delivery of Strategic plans for all professional groups, particularly nursing.
- Ensure consistent delivery of the quality standards agreed by the Trust and to ensure the agreed monitoring/audit mechanisms that allow performance against those standards to be measured objectively are implemented effectively.
- Ensure that all services have clear practice standards which are monitored and used to constantly improve patient, carers and staff experiences.
- Provide support to ensure that the patient environment is fit for purpose, and meets the requirements of regulatory bodies.
- Agree and take a lead on defined areas of clinical specialty, acting as the principal point of contact for internal/external stakeholders.
- Participate in the Trusts on call rota.
- Ensure robust arrangements are in place for safeguarding both adults and children.
- Prepare and/or present papers, briefings, reports, presentations as required by the Chief Nurse.
- Provide support and cover arrangements to the Clinical Director and Head of Service Delivery.
SERVICE USER CARE
- Develop and support implementation systems to ensure the safe delivery of patient care.
- Ensure the Fundamental Standards of Care are fully implemented across the service line.
- Engage and support the clinical and professional aspects of the delivery of Adult Patient Journey.
- Ensure care is safe, recovery and patient focused, evidence based and within designated financial and staffing resources.
- Ensure highest standards of cleanliness and infection control by working collectively with other relevant departments.
- Respond to all incidents relating to patient safety and care taking action as necessary.
- Ensure that systems are in place to hear from service users and carers and that their feedback is used consistently to improve services.
- Ensure all new initiatives are co-produced.
- Minimise the risk of infection by adhering to Trust policies and guidance on infection prevention and control.
CLINICAL AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
- Ensure nurses and nursing policy and practice adhere to the NMC Code of Conduct and NMC/Trust guidance on professional issues.
- Ensure that best, evidence-based, nursing practice informs the leadership of the Service Lines.
- Ensure the Service line(s) is compliant with national requirements and best quality governance practice.
- Challenge ways of working and persuade, motivate and influence other senior managers to realign their practice where necessary.
- Provide mentorship and expert clinical knowledge in nursing awards, fellowship application and research applications.
- Support the recruitment and supervision of clinical research nurses and clinicians.
- Devise professional development plans, supervise, mentor and develop prospective and actual MSc and PhD students.
- Ensure that the most up-to-date research and practice initiatives are made available for front line clinical staff.
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