Resuscitation Practitioner - Emergency Department in Lewes

Resuscitation Practitioner - Emergency Department in Lewes

Lewes Full-Time On-site
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This post sits within the Emergency Department at Medway NHS Foundation Trust, in the Medicine and Emergency Care division. The post holder deputises as required, acts as a role model for junior staff and gives supportive clinical leadership to help the department run well. Access to MSc programmes and a structured route toward emergency care expertise come with the role. Nurse registration is required, and applicants must explain how they manage stress in acute settings.

What the job involves

  • Act as a role model for junior team members in delivering high-standard nursing care
  • Deputise as required for the department
  • Provide supportive clinical leadership, energising and empowering others towards a shared vision
  • Support the effective management of the Emergency Department
  • Remain accountable for own practice in line with the NMC Code and keep knowledge and professional competence up to date
  • Complete mandatory and statutory training within set timeframes
  • Follow local, hospital and statutory guidelines and policies, including health and safety, and be familiar with the Health and Safety at Work Act
  • Take part in annual appraisal and ongoing review, including a personal and professional portfolio for revalidation
  • Maintain a high standard of care and courteous reception to patients and visitors
  • Work in line with corporate objectives
  • Practise in a cost-effective, cost-aware way with the patient at the centre
  • Understand and reflect the Trust's values (Bold, Every Person Counts, Sharing and Open, Together) in practice

Qualifications

  • Emergency or critical care qualification at level 6 or 7, or equivalent
  • RCN emergency care competences level 2, or equivalent

Registration & licences

  • NMC registration as a registered nurse

Experience

  • 24 months' experience in an emergency or acute care setting

Skills & knowledge

  • Knowledge of the NMC Code of professional standards
  • Knowledge of clinical governance and the duty to report incidents
  • Knowledge of individual responsibilities for health and safety
  • Previous knowledge and skills in supportive leadership
  • Knowledge of an emergency department resuscitation area
  • Previous knowledge and skills in identifying deteriorating patients

Other

  • Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Word
  • Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication
  • Ability to discuss how they deal with stress and maintain a healthy work-life balance
  • Values-based question: how they would represent the Trust positively

Nice to have

  • Advanced Life Support
  • Advanced Trauma Life Support, or equivalent

What’s offered

  • Comprehensive learning and development package
  • Access to different MSc programmes
  • Choice of coverage and supplemental benefits for employees and their families
  • Promotion of flexible working opportunities across the Trust

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team