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Please download a copy of the job description for full details. Recruitment selection processes are based on competence (see Person specification) and values. CWP recruits people that can demonstrate the Trusts Values and Behaviours in their everyday life. Therefore, if you are invited to interview, you will be undertaking aValues Based Interview/Assessment,which explores not only what you do but how and why you do it. Before applying, we encourage you to review the Trusts Values and Behaviours which are the 6 Cs Communication, Competence, Courage, Care, Compassion and Commitment. The supporting information section in your application should therefore reflect your understanding of the Trusts Values and associated behaviours. You will be expected to provide us with examples from work experience and/or personal life which demonstrate these values through your behaviour. An applicant guide to help and support you through your recruitment journey can be accessed at the bottom of this page. Further help and support for completing your application can be accessed via our website https://www.cwp.nhs.uk/completing-application-guidance. If you need any further guidance to help you complete your application, contact our recruitment team via email cwp.recruitment@nhs.net or by calling 01244 393100. If you have a disability that meets the definition set out in the Equality Act 2010, and you can show that you meet the essential criteria described in the person specification for an available position, please answer YES to the question: Do you wish to be considered under the Guaranteed Interview Scheme? Please inform the team if you have any special support needs to be considered as part of the interview and selection processes. CWP is proud to be an accredited Veteran Aware organisation helping to provide and share best practice in NHS care for our armed forces community. As a veteran aware organisation, CWP is committed to delivering on the principles of the Armed Force Covenant and has a Silver award with the MOD Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (DERS). The trust offers a Guaranteed Interview Scheme to any armed forces community applicants who meet the essential criteria for the post and encourages applications from armed forces reservists or cadet force adult volunteers. Please note applicants will be required to pay for their DBS check. Costs are deducted from salary following appointment.You are encouraged to enrol for the DBS Update Service. A small annual fee of £13 per year applies. New entrants to the NHS will commence on the minimum of the scale stated above. Applicants are advised to apply early as if a large number of applications are received for this post we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the advertised date. If you experience any technical difficulties or need help when making an application please contact our Recruitment Team on 01244 393100. Good luck with your application. We hope to welcome you to Team CWP very soon.

Undertake the following tasks associated with the supply of products from NHS Logistics Authority or locally based Store fully complying with the Trusts Standing Financial Instruction and Standing Orders: Ensure that all discrepancies are correctly recorded and that appropriate corrective action is taken. Undertake the following tasks associated with the provision of a stock management and replenishment service to customers at ward/department level enabling them to maintain agreed stock levels of pre agreed essential products. In conjunction with department managers undertake reviews of the stockholding range and develop stock holding parameters for regularly ordered stock items for inclusion in the materials management service. Maintain all records of products and associated stock levels accurately and amend as appropriate. Check and put away products and handle returns where appropriate. Undertake periodic reviews and report on products and levels with departmental staff. Identify any surplus stock that can either be re-assigned to other departments or returned to NHS Logistics for credit and action accordingly. Assist in producing management information that assists in developing and monitoring stock holding levels. Knowledge and application of UKAS ISO 15189 with regards to receipt of goods. Undertake the following tasks associated with the provision of a stores and/or receipt and distribution service. Receive goods, check quality and quantity in line with UKAS ISO 15159. Ensure goods are in a clean, safe and secure condition before issue and onward transmission to departments. Co-ordinate the distribution of goods to departments in conjunction with the Trusts transport department. Prepare and despatch goods for return to suppliers. Undertake stock replenishment routines where applicable for any locally held items. Where appropriate issue any locally held goods for onward/internal distribution.

Provide direct access to patients seeking health care management and advice. The successful applicant will be an Independent Nurse Prescriber who can work within the legal framework of nurse prescribing and local prescribing policies. Ability to formulate a diagnosis using medical diagnostic problem solving skills. Undertake a thorough history, physical examination, invasive and non-invasive procedures/investigations. Initiate appropriate diagnostic tests including radiology, imaging and laboratory tests with attention to safety, cost effectiveness, acceptability and efficacy. Work in a collaborative manner with other agencies to ensure seamless service delivery for patients. Assess, diagnose, treat or refer patients as an autonomous primary care practitioner. Participate in the delivery of a range of chronic diseases with an awareness of the Quality and Outcomes framework. Request pathology/radiology investigations and be able to process/manage these results. Apply educational knowledge and skills to support the development of other members of the clinical team. Demonstrate evidence-based practice in line with clinical governance principles and to provide clinically effective care. Provide health promotion advice on an individual basis. Demonstrate an awareness of other community and support resources available and provide necessary information to the patient and carry out required referrals. Demonstrate awareness of cultural or language barriers to health and take action to mitigate these. Be able to conduct consultations using medical interpreter services for those patients who require this support. Ensure own clinical competence and updating through ongoing professional development and the active participation in clinical and staff meetings. Provide professional and clinical support and advice to other members of the primary healthcare team. Keep professionally updated and be responsible for addressing any unmet personal training needs

To support the practice manager in all aspects of practice functionality, motivating and managing staff, optimising efficiency and overall performance, ensuring the practice achieves its long-term strategic objectives in a safe and effective working environment. To manage and coordinate all aspects of practice functionality, motivating and managing staff, patient services, premises and health and safety management. Through innovative ways of working, support the practice manager leading the team in promoting ED&I, SHEF, quality & continuous improvement, confidentiality, collaborative working, service delivery, learning and development and ensuring the practice complies with CQC regulations. The following are the core responsibilities of the Operations Manager/Deputy Practice Manager. There may be, on occasion, a requirement to carry out other tasks; this will be dependent upon factors such as workload and staffing levels. The Operations Manager/Deputy Practice Manager is responsible for: a. Supporting the practice manager in the day-to-day operations of the practice, ensuring staff achieve their primary responsibilities b. Providing leadership and guidance to all staff ensuring that they adhere to policy and procedure at all times c. Overseeing the administrative elements of QOF, liaising with GPs, nursing staff and administrators d. Implementing systems to ensure compliance with CQC regulations and standards e. Reviewing and regularly updating job descriptions and person specifications ensuring all staff are legally and gainfully employed f. Acting as the lead for recruitment including pre-employment checks and DBS g. Evaluating, organising and overseeing the staff induction programme h. Implementing and embedding an effective staff appraisal process i. Implementing and embedding an effective practice and staff development plan for all staff (clinical and administrative) whilst maintaining a robust training record j. Implementing effective systems for the resolution of disciplinary and grievance issues, maintaining an overview of staff welfare k. Leading the management of the clinical system, ensuring IT security and IG compliance at all times and responding to and resolving all local IT issues l. Actively encouraging and promoting the use of patient online services m. Updating and acting as the focal point for the practice website and social media sites n. Guiding staff and developing searches and audits on the clinical system o. Reviewing and updating clinical templates ensuring they relate to current practice p. Marketing the practice appropriately to ensure patient population is stable or increasing q. Managing contracts for and highlighting issues with services i.e., cleaning, gardening, window cleaning etc. r. Guiding the team to reach QOF targets (supported by the nursing and administrative leads) s. Ensuring the staff implement the practice wide approach to the management of all patient services matters t. Managing DNAs, providing data and planning tools coupled with liaison with referred repeat offenders In addition to the primary responsibilities, the Operations Manager/Deputy Practice Manager may be requested to: a. Deputise for the PM b. Lead the management of the Patient Participation Group c. Implement the complaints process, ensuring complaints are dealt with in a timely manner and, where necessary, escalated to the next level d. Ensure all staff are aware of the management of the premises, including health and safety aspects and undertake risk assessments and mandatory training as required e. Monitor and disseminate information on safety alerts and other pertinent information f. Support the overall practice clinical governance framework, submitting reports for OQF, enhanced services and other reporting requirements using CQRS/ Open Exeter etc. g. Guide the team to reach QOF targets (supported by the nursing and administrative leads) h. Brief clinicians on performance levels, advising actions to ensure high achievement across all QOF areas i. Maintain the significant event database, providing advice to staff and briefing the team at meetings as required j. Identify trends and devise solutions to reduce risk and repeated occurrences of significant events k. Develop, implement and embed the practice audit programme (in conjunction with the lead nurse) l. Support the practice manager in the reviewing and updating of practice policies and procedures m. Support the practice and management team with continuous improvement and change initiatives

To provide assessment, diagnosis and appropriate speech and language therapy intervention for clients referred to the Service in line with RCSLT Communicating Quality 3. To manage a defined caseload independently To manage his / her own time and have an ability to prioritise tasks with minimal support To decide when to discontinue the management of a client and ensure that relevant professionals and client/carers are made aware as soon as possible of the reasons for this decision. To identify the need for clinical support and advice and seek this from more senior clinicians as appropriate in order to provide a high quality Service. To work closely with all appropriate agencies and colleagues for exchange of information and to ensure the comprehensive management of the client, as advised by a more senior clinician. This may include the provision of professional advice in the form of a report for inclusion in the Statutory Assessment of Special Educational Needs where this is requested and undertake Annual Reviews as appropriate. To provide appropriate information, advice and support to clients and their carers. To give and request second opinions when appropriate. To attend multi-disciplinary meetings as required. To be advised on the use of current practice by more senior clinicians. To undertake the placements of Speech and Language Therapy students as appropriate. To supervise assistants and volunteers as required. To provide support for newly qualified Speech and Language Therapy students as appropriate. To participate in the development of innovative practice in collaboration with more senior clinicians. To participate in activities designed to improve the effectiveness of service provision. To develop clinical expertise under direction and in consultation with more senior clinicians. To keep up to date with current clinical and technological advances in discussion with more senior clinicians. To provide training to others as appropriate

See Job Description for further details. Recruitment selection processes are based on competence (see Person specification) and values. Please note applicants will be required to pay for their DBS check. Costs are deducted from salary following appointment. The cost of the DBS application is £23 (standard) or £43 (enhanced), this cost will be deducted from your salary over the first three months of employment. You are encouraged to enrol for the DBS Update Service. A small annual fee of £13 per year applies. New entrants to the NHS will commence on the minimum of the scale stated above. Applicants are advised to apply early as if a large number of applications are received for this post, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the advertised date. Good luck with your application.

See Job Description for further details. Recruitment selection processes are based on competence (see Person specification) and values. Please note applicants will be required to pay for their DBS check. Costs are deducted from salary following appointment. The cost of the DBS application is £23 (standard) or £43 (enhanced), this cost will be deducted from your salary over the first three months of employment. You are encouraged to enrol for the DBS Update Service. A small annual fee of £13 per year applies. New entrants to the NHS will commence on the minimum of the scale stated above. Applicants are advised to apply early as if a large number of applications are received for this post, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the advertised date. Good luck with your application.

Act as the Medication Safety Officer for the Trust, becoming a clinical expert for medication safety. Provide a highly specialised pharmacy service in the field of medication safety and risk management. Promote an open and honest culture to encourage, promote and increase the reporting of medication events and learning. Review all medication events reports, adopting a questioning approach and root cause analysis to identify contributory factors to ensure data quality for local and national learning, and where necessary, investigate and find additional information from reporters. Produce and contribute to medication related investigations as required according to the patient safety incident response framework (PSIRF), and NHSE Never Events involving medicines. Produce a quarterly Thematic Review of Local Incident Medication Priority Events to disseminate Trust-wide. This will contain information from analysis of reports and identify trends for lessons to be learnt. Act as the Professional Secretary to the Medication Safety Group: - Ensure that the Group regularly reviews medication event reports, improves reporting and learning, and takes local action to minimise harm to patients. - Work with colleagues in nursing, medicine and other healthcare professionals to ensure there is clarity on roles with respect to medication event reporting. - Agree mechanisms to feedback data on medication events to reporters. - Support the dissemination of medication safety communications from NHS England and the MHRA, and the management of medication-related national patient safety alerts and campaigns. Provide regular updates and formal reports to the Chief Medical Officer on medicines related patient safety events. Regularly review information from the LFPSE and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to support improvements in reporting and learning and to take local action to improve medication safety. Respond to urgent requests for advice from pharmacy, medical, nursing staff and other healthcare professionals with regard to medication safety related issues and concerns. Ensure the role of the Medication Safety Officer is covered for planned and unplanned absences. Lead the development and implementation of local strategies and policies to reduce risks with medicines. Deliver medication safety education and training to pharmacy, medical, nursing staff and other healthcare professionals as required. Build relationship with existing Trust risk management and/or clinical governance teams. Investigate reports that are available locally, for example the Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trusts data compared to selected others. Actively contribute to the national Medication Safety Network, including attendance at monthly Medication Safety Officer webinars organised by NHS England. Attend and actively contribute to the Yorkshire and Humber Medication Safety Officers Group, bringing learning back to the Trust. Attend and actively contribute to the West Yorkshire ICS Medicines Safety Network Meeting. Attend and actively contribute to the Trust Patient Safety Oversight Group and MY Shared Learning Group.

To provide a contact either face to face or by telephone to the patients who are in contact with the department The post holder will be responsible for designated clerical duties in the department Play a lead role with administrative tasks in the department e.g. utilising IT systems in line with the departments Key Performance Indicators Promote effective customer focused communication with patients and service users. To respond to telephone and / or face to face enquiries complying with departmental guidance Request, cancel and re-arrange appointments in line with local and national targets. To assist with the confidential management of all types of patient record and ensure that all documentation is returned to the appropriate department is accurately complete and promptly dispatched. To be responsible for the accurate and timely storing/scanning of records, e.g. referral letters. To report maintenance and domestic repairs to appropriate wards/departments on instruction from the departmental manager. Assist with the preparation of patient records for outpatients in a timely manner as and when required. Operate trust IT systems ensuring correct data is held on the departmental database & Trust systems, and update as necessary. To arrange transport as necessary for the patient in accordance with requirements of the department. To carry out general administration duties and provide clerical assistance, as required. Ensure that all hospital records are tracked and booked using the Trusts File Tracker computer system. Receive, sort and distribute goods and post delivered to the ward/department. To cover goods in which includes moving and manhandling patient goods and stock received, as required. To organise and move clinic boxes on daily bases, ensuring patient goods are stored and sent to the relevant site / clinic room. Attend regular departmental meetings. Attendance at least half of the meetings each year is an expectation. The post holder will give relevant assistance and training as and when required to support all colleagues.

See Job Description for further details. Recruitment selection processes are based on competence (see Person specification) and values. Please note applicants will be required to pay for their DBS check. Costs are deducted from salary following appointment. The cost of the DBS application is £23 (standard) or £43 (enhanced), this cost will be deducted from your salary over the first three months of employment. You are encouraged to enrol for the DBS Update Service. A small annual fee of £13 per year applies. New entrants to the NHS will commence on the minimum of the scale stated above. Applicants are advised to apply early as if a large number of applications are received for this post, we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the advertised date. Good luck with your application.

ABOUT THE ROLEAs a Kitchen Assistant at a Barchester care home, you'll help to provide the first-class food and hospitality that enable us to give our residents exceptional all-round care and support. A healthy, nutritious diet is vital to ensuring our residents' wellbeing and helping them enjoy daily life with us, which is why the role of Kitchen Assistant is so important. You'll help to produce meals and create a fulfilling dining experience for every resident. You'll be an asset to your colleagues and your impact will reach beyond the kitchen too. There'll be plenty of opportunities for you to get to know our residents, enhance their hospitality experience and develop your skills. ABOUT YOUWhen you join us as a Kitchen Assistant, you'll play a crucial role in the success of your care home. That's why we're looking for someone who's committed to maintaining the highest standards in the kitchen and during the food preparation process. You should be reliable, considerate and caring in your approach. Formal qualifications aren't necessary, although any similar experience gained in a commercial or care setting would be useful. REWARDS PACKAGEIn return for your dedication, you'll receive a competitive rate of pay plus our sector-leading benefits and rewards package including: Free training and development for all roles Access to wellbeing and support tools A range of retail discounts and savings Unlimited referrals with our Refer a Friend' bonus scheme Employee of the Month' rewards and Long Service Awards' And so much more! If you'd like to use your attention to detail and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be.

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To deliver a patient centred service which involves the consultation and computerised anticoagulant dosing service for a caseload of patients, both inpatients and outpatients. The Anticoagulation Service is supervised by a Consultant Haematologist. To be responsible for continual and effectiveness of each patient's response to anticoagulant medication and ensuring that records are maintained to the highest possible standard Ensure post discharge patient aftercare is rigidly maintained, liaising with clinical services, contacting General Practitioners (GPs) and accurately recording all correspondence according. To be competent and confident with the use of Near Patient Testing (NPT) and Patient Self-Testing (PST) devices. Coordinate the Phlebotomy domiciliary service, liaising with clinical teams and GPs and updating clinical systems and recording activity as appropriate. Ensure workloads for each of the Phlebotomy domiciliary service is manageable and respond quickly to reallocate the workloads as necessary The Anticoagulation Practitioner liaises with all other specialist fields in the preparation of pre-op and post-op management, following policies and procedures. To act on behalf of the Pathology service as a whole, for all matters relating to patient facing services where direct interaction with patients is required. Such interactions may require a significant degree of care and compassion to ensure they are handled appropriately. Maintain active status on NMC/HCPC register Act within the accordance with NMC/HCPC code of conduct Adhere to Departmental/Trust/National policies and procedures. Maintain a professional portfolio Take responsibility for personal development and education. The post holder will be required to work cross-site

The post holder is an experienced general practice pharmacist, who acts within their professional boundaries, supported and working alongside a team of GreenLight pharmacists in general practice. In this role they will be supported by practice GPs and the GL@GP Director who will develop, manage and mentor them. The post holder will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and provide clinical pharmacy leadership for the practice, taking responsibility for, and not limited to, Structured Medication Reviews, areas of chronic disease management, medicines optimisation, quality improvement, the quality and outcomes framework and other enhanced services. The post holder will be responsible for leading, training and coordinating the work of less experienced pharmacy professionals to proactively and competently manage repeat prescribing systems, deal with acute prescription requests and medicines reconciliation on transfer of care, if necessary putting in place systems for safer prescribing, providing expertise in clinical medicines advice while addressing both public and social care needs of patients in the GP practices. The post holder will provide support to practice staff with regards to prescription and medication queries, ensuring integration with community and hospital pharmacy to help utilise skill mix, improve patient outcomes, ensure better access to healthcare and help manage GP workload. The role is pivotal to improving quality of care and operational efficiencies and so requires motivation and passion to deliver excellent service within general practice. This job description is intended as a basic guide to the scope and responsibilities of the post and is not exhaustive. It will be subject to regular review and amendment as necessary in consultation with the post holder. Primary Duties and Areas of Responsibility Patient facing * Clinical Medication Reviews Patient facing* domiciliary clinical medication review Patient facing* medicines support Telephone medicines support Medicine information to practice staff and patients Unplanned hospital admissions Documents management Repeat prescribing Signposting Risk stratification Service development Information management Medicines quality improvement Medicines safety Education and Training Public health * Due to Covid risks patient facing will largely involve managing patients remotely i.e. by phone or video link. Required skills and attributes Ability to develop collaborative working relationships Clinical knowledge, Skills and Experience Management experience Education, Training and Development Research and Evaluation