Overview
In this role you deliver advanced clinical assessment and decision-making to patients in home and community settings, helping to prevent avoidable hospital admissions. You will work within an innovative multidisciplinary team across primary, secondary, community and social care to coordinate urgent and responsive care. You’ll lead autonomous clinical interventions and develop personalised care plans with GPs and allied professionals. This opportunity lets you shape community urgent care pathways and Hospital at Home initiatives while supporting patients to stay safely at home.
Pay / Benefits
- professional development opportunities
- access to digital tools
- dynamic and inclusive environment
- transformational projects
- supportive leadership culture
- opportunity to contribute to system-wide improvements
Responsibilities
- Provide specialist triage, assessment and clinical intervention as an autonomous practitioner
- Coordinate urgent community care across multiple interfaces (primary, secondary, community, social care)
- Develop personalised care plans with GPs and other clinicians
- Promote patient independence and self-management
- Lead development, delivery and evaluation of evidence-based, patient-centred interventions
- Support integrated working across community services and contribute to division goals
Key requirements
- Advanced clinical skills
- Autonomous practitioner with acute disease management experience
- Ability to manage complexity and partnership working across organisations
- Leadership and change management abilities
- Excellent communication and IT skills
- Current registration with NMC, HPC or other statutory body and independent non-medical prescriber (V300)
- Substantial post-registration experience and independence in practice
- Experience of teaching, mentoring and audit/research
- Willingness to work across 7-day extended hours community service
- Self-motivated and innovative
- Assertive and confident
- Empathetic and supportive
- Advanced clinical skills
- Independent non-medical prescribing (V300)
- IT skills
Advanced Clinical Practitioner - Manchester Community Response Teams employer: National Health Service
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and collaborative work environment for healthcare professionals in North Wales. With a commitment to employee development and a focus on compassionate care, staff have access to continuous professional development opportunities and the chance to make a meaningful impact in both acute and community paediatrics. The Health Board's integrated approach ensures that employees are part of a dynamic team dedicated to improving health outcomes for the local population.
