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Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging from 16 to 40 per week. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

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Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging 8-16 hours per week in Bradwell, Norfolk. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Accountable for the development and delivery of multiple programmes agreed with NHS England and provide subject matter expertise around programme management. Accountable for the management and delivery of highly complex programmes, integrating the outcomes of multiple programmes. Accountable for ensuring that there is fully integrated working between colleagues and subject matter experts on the planning, scoping, design and delivery of programmes that impact across the wider health and social care system. Accountable for ensuring that programmes of work are fully integrated with one another and that conflicts in the delivery and outcomes are managed appropriately. Please refer to Assignment Brief for full details where applicable. Please refer to the JD for further important information.

Protect and assure patient data and services against cyber security risk, while enabling secure delivery of new patient services and systems Provide leadership and guidance to the Trust on cyber security policy, risk and compliance issues Provide leadership and support to the Cyber Security Risk Manager and team Deputise for the Head of Information Security when required Develop and drive adoption of the Trusts cyber security strategy, policy, standards and procedures, including policy exception management, in alignment with Trust strategic objectives and with legal and NHS Digital requirements for cyber security and data protection Development of cyber security portfolio, including alignment with clinical and IT strategic objectives and initiatives Partner with business and IT leaders and key decision makers to ensure that appropriate cyber security controls are deployed and operated to time and budget Develop and ensure delivery of the Trust strategic cyber improvement programme, including engagement with NHS Digital and other key partners to drive improvements in cyber capability and maturity Shape commercially acceptable business cases and propositions for Cyber Security investment which balance cyber security risk control with accessibility, usability and cost considerations Lead for providing formal response to cyber security compliance elements of the NHS Digital Data Security & Protection Toolkit Develop and drive adoption of the Trust security risk and assurance framework Lead for embedding cyber risk and assurance controls within development lifecycle for Trust services and systems Provide direction and assurance for cyber security service development and operation, including assurance on cyber security services and systems provided by suppliers Lead the Trust response to major cyber incidents, and on preparatory work for major incidents, including cyber resilience planning and rehearsals Assess and report on cyber security risk posture and compliance through specification and collection of relevant cyber security metrics and KPIs Ensure that the Trust can meet the requirements of national cyber security standards and legislation, including the Data Security & Protection Toolkit, Cyber Essentials Plus, the Data Protection Act (2018) / GDPR and the Directive on the security of Network and Information Systems Monitor and audit Trust processes to identify gaps or weaknesses in current policy and practice, for manual and or electronic systems. Ensure all recommendations are implemented to deliver a continuous improvement in Trust service delivery Agree an annual audit programme with the Trusts Internal Audit department and external auditors. Ensure senior Trust engagement and support for cyber initiatives through regular briefings and reports to senior management boards and forums on cyber risk posture, action planning, and compliance with required standards Provide colleague education and awareness on cyber threat and how to safely respond to cyber incidents As a member of the Trusts senior cyber security team, ensure that cyber security considerations are effectively raised and addressed within appropriate IT and business management forums Set objectives for the Cyber Security Risk team, monitoring performance to assure delivery of the cyber security work programme Develop the skills and foster the career paths for cyber security professionals within the Cyber Risk team. Responsible for overseeing information security systems in place. Reporting on security systems in place and producing reports and audits for relevant governance forums.

Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging from 16 to 40 per week. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

To be considered for this role, you should be able to particularly demonstrate the person specification criteria in the job advert in your application. However, applicants should be able to demonstrate all essential criteria through the entirety of the recruitment process to be considered for the job. The postholder is expected, after an appropriate length of time to settle in, to take part in the on-call out of hours rota one night a week for which an additional allowance is paid. The night can be flexible to meet commitments but as we are a small team it is not something that can be waived. You will be supported by a senior team member while on call. Previous experience of being on a rota would be helpful. The media team is London based. It is possible to work from the Manchester office but you will need to be comfortable working remotely from close team members. London team members attend the office two days a week (on a Tuesday and one other day). There will be occasional travel to the Manchester office for meetings and official business. Please see job description attached for full list of responsibilities.

Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging from 16 to 40 per week. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging from 16 to 40 per week. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Senior Staff Nurse Skills (alongside usual ITU bedside care): Supporting junior staff Leading the team on a shift by shift basis Reviewing staffing Taking referrals Bed management within unit Attending hospital bed meetings Attending MDT meetings and meetings with family members

Medloop, a pioneering tech-enabled healthcare provider, is seeking a Newly Qualified GP to join our team through the NHS Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). This position offers the flexibility to work remotely or in person, depending on the requirements of the Primary Care Network (PCN), with working hours ranging from 16 to 40 per week. Our ideal candidate is passionate about transforming healthcare delivery by embracing technology and automation to enhance patient care and streamline processes. In this role, the GP will be responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to a diverse population, collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide holistic healthcare solutions. The successful candidate will actively engage in clinical meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives, utilizing Medloops innovative technology to optimize patient experiences and improve care outcomes. Eligible applicants must be on NHS Englands medical practitioner list as outlined in section 91 of the NHS Act 2006, hold full registration with the GMC on the General Practitioner Register, and have completed their GP training (Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice) within the past two years. They should also demonstrate professional integrity with no suspensions or regulatory restrictions and agree to Medloops employment terms within the PCN framework. The position requires candidates to have the legal right to work in the UK, medical indemnity insurance, and an enhanced DBS check, along with a digital badge for secure system access. Medloop values attributes like strong clinical skills, adaptability to electronic health records, and a dedication to improving healthcare outcomes through technology. We offer a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and professional development, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Please see the attached supporting document which contains more information about the proposed role.

As a Consultant at the Trust, you will share responsibility for the development and delivery of your clinical service. You will work with colleagues to ensure that your service meets all relevant professional, national, and local service standards and targets. You will contribute to the delivery of an annual service plan that includes patient activity and revenue during the year as part of the hospital's overall business plan. You will be expected to take part in audit and publish measures of your outcomes appropriate to speciality. Please see attached Job Description for further information.

Our acute services are predominantly delivered from our three major sites at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, London, Barnet General Hospital in Barnet and Chase Farm Hospital based in Enfield. All are served by excellent public transport links and have onsite parking or nearby off site free parking. **If you have lived or worked abroad for 6 months or more in the last 5 years you will need to obtain an overseas police clearance. Further information can be found on the additional information links at the bottom of the advert** Please read the guidance for applicants and completing the application form documents prior to completing your application form (documents are located to the right). We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome all applications irrespective of age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, race or religion. The Trust is a Disability Confident employer and as such, applicants with disabilities will be offered an interview providing they meet the minimum criteria for the post (outlined in the Person Specification). In order to facilitate applications from all members of the community the Trust is able to offer services including Braille Applications and Interpreting Services. The Trust may close any advertised post before the stated closing date. We recommend that you apply as soon as possible. If you have not heard from us within 3 weeks of the advert closing date, regretfully you should assume that your application has been unsuccessful. Please note, you must have at least 6 months experience as a Doctor in an NHS setting in order to proceed with joining our Bank.

Camden Learning Disabilities Service is a multidisciplinary team integrated with Adult Social Care Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Clinical Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Community Nurses and therapy assistants. The remit of the team is to provide person centred intervention for service users, which promotes independence, prevents unnecessary hospital admission, and reduces health inequalities. Intervention can take place in the service users own home or place of residence, or day services. The successful applicant will provide specialist physiotherapy to Adults with Learning Disabilities in Camden. This includes completing assessments and creating treatment plans for a range of conditions as outlined in the Standards of Practice (ACPPLD). This role includes being the point of contact for physiotherapy at Alexandra College, our local college supporting young adults in education with learning disabilities. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Clinical Provide specialist physiotherapy for adults with a learning disability where access to generic physiotherapy treatment is not appropriate for them working to the Standards of Practice (ACPPLD). To assess and treat clients in a variety of settings including; inpatient facilities, clients homes, residential homes, day centres, education facilities and leisure facilities including swimming pools. To be the main point of contact for physiotherapy with within the Alexandra College, attending fortnightly meetings, liaising with AC staff and the rest of the physiotherapy team, ensuring that reports and annual reviews are completed on time. To hold a clinical caseload for clients including some clients from Alexandra College who have may complex needs. To manage cases transitioning both into the college and out of the college. Use Physiotherapy skills to treat complex muscular-skeletal physical problems which often occur in combination with other cognitive and/or sensory disabilities. Use respiratory Physiotherapy skills to assess and establish non-invasive chest management protocols for appropriate clients in conjunction with SLT and Nursing. Improve mobility for people with physical disabilities through the assessment and provision of specialist equipment. Work closely with other multi-disciplinary team members, carers and services to enable community inclusion and promote independence. Be an active member of the multi-disciplinary team and contribute appropriately to all service requirements and developments To ensure that the service user, and those who may be accessing on the service users behalf, have an understanding of treatment proposals and give informed consent to examination and treatment. This will necessitate the use of a range of communication approaches. To be actively involved in the pathways within CLDS including the Falls Pathway and Complex Physical Health Needs Pathway. To ensure that all documentation is accurate and meets the standards legally required by the CSP, Camden Council and the Whittington Health Trust. To ensure that all actions are congruent with the principals and recommendations of Valuing People (2001), Valuing people now (2009), Transforming care (2012), the Care Act 2014 and other key government led legislation relating to learning disabilities services. To prioritise factors involved in a service users presenting condition through advanced clinical reasoning, based on specialist knowledge of current professional opinion, syndromes and prognoses, and other physical, social, and mental health issues. To devise and manage a treatment plan, including setting goals individual to a service users physical problems. To ensure that the safety of the service users, self and other staff, is paramount at all times. To carry out risk assessment of safe access to health promoting activities such as swimming and rebound therapy, including educating support workers to support clients in these activities. To be familiar with and promote a 24-hour approach to postural management and to recommend appropriate specialist seating or equipment such as sleep systems or standing frames. To carry out basic wheelchair assessments and make appropriate referrals to the wheelchair service for specialist seating. This includes training in safe management, re-evaluation of prescription and adjustments to meet the changing needs of the client. To contribute towards specialist assessments such as continuing healthcare and housing applications. To deliver training sessions for staff at AC, providers and other services as required. To modify the service users treatment plan as appropriate following ongoing rigorous re-assessment and evaluation of progress. To provide a comprehensive discharge report listing issues/actions/outcomes to the service user, and with their permission to all relevant others. To be responsible for the assessment of physiotherapy equipment such as walking aids and frames and any other rehabilitative equipment, client devices and other assistive devices used and to teach clients and carers and relevant team members in the safe and appropriate use of this equipment. To support service users and their carers to attend specialist primary secondary and tertiary care health appointments as well as mainstream services and to advocate on their behalf. To refer to other Physiotherapy and Clinical Services (e.g. specialist wheelchair, podiatry/orthotics, District Nursing, Continence services) within the trust and other local exercise settings e.g. Prescription for Exercise programmes. Communication To use an extensive range of verbal and non-verbal communication skills, including specialist Makaton signing and total communication strategies in a sensitive manner to promote effective communication with service users and their carers. The use of multi-media formats (video, audio, photography) and associated IT skills to present material in accessible formats. Professional To be professional and legally accountable for all work undertaken. To ensure that the provision of care is based on the current professional opinion, and to be responsible for the development and implementation of service guidelines and protocols pertaining to clinical issues. To offer advice and support to mainstream physiotherapy services on managing clients with mild to moderate learning disability within their teams. To actively participate in any relevant meetings and seminars To supervise physiotherapy students on clinical placement Management To support the Band 8a and Band 7 Physiotherapists in the development of physiotherapy services for adults with learning disability. To support the Band 3 Physiotherapy Technician in their role. To assist in the prioritisation, management and monitoring of referrals, waiting lists and workload on a day to day basis. To manage own diary and prioritise competing demands e.g. caseload, training, evaluation/audit/research, supervision, meetings, and service developments; with support from Senior staff as required. To work across multiple office sites, including 5PS, Alexandra College and Greenwood Day Centre. To ensure close lines of communication are developed and maintained with other clinical disciplines, management and other agencies involved in the care and support of service users. To comply with all Camden Council and Whittington Health Trust policies and procedures and the Health and Safety at Work Act, and ensure that all staff are aware of these and do likewise. Education To participate actively in the in-service training and post-registration training programmes of the CLDS team, Physiotherapy service and other relevant professional networks. To maintain and update a Continuing Professional Development Portfolio (CPD) in line with the requirements of HCPC. To act as professional practice educator for physiotherapy students. To participate in education programmes for client groups. To develop a specialist knowledge base, specific to Learning Disability including assessment, clinical reasoning, outcome measures and management skills. To comply with all mandatory training. General To perform such duties that may be considered necessary from time to time appropriate to grade. To work at other sites within Camden as required.