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Non-Operative Brain Tumour Nurse Specialist – Band 7 (30 hrs)
Trainee Band 6 annex 21 – Paragraph 2 (I)
An opportunity has arisen for an individual to join Neurology Team in this new and exciting role.
This role is that of a highly experienced clinical nurse responsible for providing direct advanced clinical care within specialist services in Neurological Sciences. Assisting in coordinating the provision of seamless care, in conjunction with medical staff and to liaise with other members of the Multi-disciplinary Team and aligned services to facilitate investigation, treatment, transfer or discharge of the patient as efficiently and effectively as possible.
The post-holder will independently utilise a broad range of advanced knowledge, skills and theory in the initial management of medical and nursing needs of patients with brain tumours.
This role offers an excellent opportunity to be involved in improving experience and pathways of care for patients within the service.
The post holder will have proven management skills within a clinical setting, demonstrating excellent leadership and communication. They will have the ability to work autonomously, exercising advanced practice skills, knowledge and clinical expertise. They will deliver high quality evidence based and person centred care to all patients within their remit.
The post holder will be an experienced UK NMC Registered Nurse with the personal drive, clinical knowledge and commitment to undertake this challenging and rewarding role. They will possess highly developed communication skills and have experience of working effectively across professional boundaries and between services.
Evidence of continual professional development within an appropriate clinical setting, with master’s Level learning in Advanced Nursing Practice and hold a qualification as an Independent Nurse Prescriber. Annex 21 for trainee post, the post holder will have 2 years to complete PGDip in Advanced Practice to move onto Band 7. Extensive experience at Band 5 level is essential and experience at Band 6/7 level is desirable. In return, we offer the opportunity to work with a dynamic, changing team and the successful applicants will be supported to develop their advanced level practice.
You must be registered on Sub-part 1: RN1 or RNA or Sub-part 2: RN2 of the UK NMC Register and educated at Degree Level.
Informal enquiries to: Nicola Fleming-Stewart, Senior Nurse Specialist Services and on 01382 66011 extension 40470 or Nicola.fleming-stewart@nhs.scot
Hours of work are: 30 hours per week
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