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Take on-going responsibility for patients under his/her care. Provide additional support for existing Gastroenterology services and develop and establish subspecialty gastroenterology interests which may include hepatology. Development of EUS/ERCP skills are encouraged. Provide support for the existing GI bleed 24/7 on call service, with a 1 in 6 rota. Participate in endoscopy training and develop faculty training skills to participate in JAG accredited endoscopy courses. Provide a consultation service and advisory service to other clinical colleagues in other specialties within the Trust and Primary Care. Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with medical colleagues in other specialties and participate in regular clinical meetings and other post graduate activities. Develop and maintain good communications with General practitioners and appropriate external agencies. Participate in the development of the care of patients arriving as emergencies. Participate and encourage two way communications encompassing briefing systems as appropriate. Comply with all relevant Trust Policies and Procedures. Ensure that all trust wide standards are maintained to improve the quality of total care to all who come into contact with services provided by GEH. Ensure compliance with all appropriate legal and statutory requirements, including Health and Safety, Standing financial Instructions and Incident Reporting. Share responsibility for data protection arising out of the use of computers. Demonstrate a firm involvement in Clinical Governance, Risk Management and Clinical Audit this will include the development and maintenance of appropriate systems and practices to ensure continued safe clinical practice. Take responsibility for the professional supervision and development of trainee doctors and other staff within the specialty. This will include the appraisal of doctors in training, and the Certificates of Satisfaction in respect of foundation year doctors. Ensure own practice is up-to-date which will include taking responsibility for own Continuous Professional Development and participating in the Trusts Performance and Annual Review system. Participate in the continuing professional development scheme of an appropriate medical college and the Trust & University Joint Appraisal scheme. The Trust supports the requirements for Continuing Medical Education as laid down by the Royal College of Physicians and is committed to providing time and financial support for these activities. For a full comprehensive list of main responsibilities and duties, please kindly refer to job description and personal specification attached.

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Harrogate Nutrition and Dietetics service is an enthusiastic, empowered, inclusive team that supports and lives the Trust's values. We welcome dietetic students on A, B and C placements largely from Leeds Beckett university and the successful post-holder will be expected to take part in pre-registration training. To provide specialist dietetic advice, education and support to patients, carers and other health care professionals within the community setting. This will include supporting the Home Enteral Nutrition Service and the Adult Undernutrition Care Pathway. For further information on this position please see the Job Description & Personal Specification attached.

For further details, please see attached job description. Please note: Due to high levels of interest, posts may close early if we reach a sufficient number of applications. All job offers are subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks.

To assist with general wellbeing; creating a supportive and re- enabling environment promoting maximum independence. The scope of the role will focus on supporting admission avoidance, early supported discharge and promotion of independence and assisting in the effective management of patients with long term conditions and Palliative patients symptom control. If candidates who are appointed do not hold the Care Certificate, an opportunity to complete will be available. The post holder MUST hold a driving licence with access to a car to fulfil this role. The Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment and promote safeguarding by implementing the Trusts policies and procedures, acting promptly on concerns, communicating effectively and sharing information appropriately. If successful this vacancy will require an enhanced DBS check at a cost of £41.90. This cost will be deducted from your first Trust salary In addition to this it will be a condition of your employment that you will join the DBS update service and pay the annual subscription fee of £13.

Team Leadership: Lead and manage a team of administrative coordinators who are responsible for the supervision of identified teams across the Trust. You will provide clear expectations, provide direction, and motivate the coordinators to achieve personal and organisational goals. You will play a vital role in identifying areas of service improvements and resource efficiencies whilst fostering a culture of collaboration, respect, and open communication. Collaboration: Work closely with the Administration Support Service Manager, service manager and heads of operations to understand and support their administrative requirements. Enabling our administrative teams to work together to combine their skills, knowledge, and resources to achieve shared goals driving improved outcomes fostering a better sense of teamwork. Disciplinary Processes: Provide first-line disciplinary processes, ensuring that they are conducted according to established policies and regulations. Sickness Reviews: Oversee sickness reviews and provide first line escalation ensuring that they are conducted fairly and in compliance with organisational policies. Process Monitoring: Reporting to the Administration Support Service Manager on service progress you will use the following to monitor administrative progress: the provision of clear objectives, identification of KPIs ensuing they align with the shared objectives, consistent monitoring to identify trends, patterns and any adjustments required whilst ensuring adherence to governance and compliance with agreed standards. Policy Adherence: With guidance from the Administration Support Service Manager to ensure that Trust policies and procedures are followed by administrative teams and coordinators. This will promote consistency and fairness, legal and regulatory compliance, risk management, efficiency and productivity, continuity and scalability, reputation and trust, accountability and transparency and the wellbeing and moral of employees. Continuous Improvement: Identify areas for process improvement and with guidance and direction from the Administration Support Service Manager to implement changes which will identify inefficiencies, enhance efficiency and productivity, engage individuals and teams at all levels, fostering a culture of innovation. Training and Development: Facilitate training and development opportunities for the team coordinators to enhance their skills and capabilities. This will enhance teams skills, knowledge and capabilities, allowing staff to feel valued and supported, leading to improved retention of staff. Reporting: Prepare and present regular reports to the Administration Support Service Manager and relevant stakeholders. These reports should include information on administrative activities, performance, and adherence to governance. They should provide valuable insights into the work being completed by administrative teams while promoting transparency, and accountability ensuring compliance with any legal requirements.

Please see job description and person specification for further information or call Deb Carter 01423 554500

Clinical: The post will include the responsibility and supervision of children (both in-patient, day case and out-patient) with leukaemia, solid tumours and adolescents with malignancies. The postholder will gain experience in the management of patients with: Children teenagers and adolescents with extracranial solid tumours Teenagers and adolescents with extracranial solid tumours Young people with brain tumours Young People leading up to and following Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation and Chimeric Antigen Receptor T cell therapy The care of children receiving conditioning and delivery of stem cell transplantation. The post holder will gain experience in the clinical management of young people with a comprehensive range malignancies and haematological disorders. Administrative: The post holder will be involved in the administration of the Paediatric Oncology Unit. He/she will be responsible for ensuring the documentation of all patients on the Unit, and the discharge summaries, are kept up to date. He/she will supervise the junior staff to ensure this. The postholder will be responsible with other junior colleagues for the administration of out of hours cover for the paediatric oncology unit. Research: The post holder will be encouraged to undertake a clinical research project. This may interact with the major research team of the Department: 1) The Leukaemic Stem Cell as a therapeutic target. 2) Chromosomal abnormalities within ALL. 3) The molecular pathology of neuroblastoma and medulloblastoma. 4) The clinical and molecular pharmacology of anti-cancer agents. 5) The epidemiology of childhood malignancies. 6) Long term follow up and survivorship. 7) Development and delivery of Early Phase Trial therapy. 8) Investigation and development of new technologies for healthcare. Teaching: The post holder will be expected to participate in the teaching programme. They will also be expected to teach at the bedside undergraduate and medical students. The trust has a dedicated Training and Medical Education department offering face to face and online training. Within the Paediatric Directorate there are daily morning teaching sessions and a weekly grand round. In paediatric oncology there is a weekly junior medical staff driven teaching and journal club session and there is weekly targeted training sessions by the Consultant of the week. Our preclinical research unit provides a curriculum of weekly oncology research presentations including local national and international speakers.

Extensive knowledge of vocational education, T levels, internships, apprenticeships, work experience, career advice and guidance.Evidence of practice development and management of change. Ability to lead and manage a team.Degree qualification or relevant equivalent experience Previous experience in widening participation roleExperience relevant to postgraduate diploma level or equivalent Stress management or counselling course.Ability to travel to career events off-site.Car driverFlexibility to work outside of core hours

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Supporting Learners- internal staff and student placements Seeking learning opportunities through external outreach for staff and students. Providing Pastoral Support. Organisational Support- Acting asan ambassador for palliative and end of life services and participate in outreach activities on behalf of the organisation. Supporting Staff Health and Wellbeing

To lead and inspire the team to deliver a high quality and effective recovery service for service users and carers. To provide clinical leadership to ensure where appropriate the service will work effectively alongside other services, to manage risk and prevent hospital admission for service users with the most complex and acute needs. To undertake and support the specialist ongoing assessment of physiological and/or psychological functioning for service users with the most complex and health and wellbeing needs. This may include: a. The use of standardised assessment tools, i.e. the Cluster Allocation Support Tool (CAST), KGV. b. The Recovery Star. c. History, strengths and aspirations. d. Mental state. e. Impact of culture and diversity. f. Functional needs. g. The needs of family and carer. h. Evaluation of risk. i. Physical health. j. Complicating factors. k. The interventions and treatments required to enable positive change. l. Social care needs. m. Safeguarding and public protection. n. Capacity under the Mental Capacity Act. To be responsible for, both individually and within the team, the development, delivery and review of comprehensive and complex treatment programmes using appropriate frameworks in line with evidence-based practice, including strategies to manage risk for service users with complex needs and carers, bringing in other resources as required. Within sphere of expertise, and advanced practice, to be responsible for coordinating care for a small number of service users, also providing defined interventions to individuals on other workers caseloads. To plan, deliver, and evaluate defined advanced specialist therapeutic interventions within sphere of expertise, including to service users who maybe on other caseloads. This might include: a. Family intervention. b. Psychological therapies such as CBT. c. Medication management. d. Interventions under the Mental Health Act. To oversee and deliver a range of defined activities/interventions to improve the carers ability to support the service user and to enable them in their relationship with the service user. To lead, in partnership with the team manager, ensuring the service develops and maintains excellent clinical standards, and effective caseload supervision, underpinned by robust and effective individual and team supervision processes. To oversee and ensure, across the team, there are effective risk management plans and strategies, for service users and carers, taking account of risks to service users, carers, the organisation, staff and the public. In collaboration with service users and carers, to be responsible, across the service for facilitating and ensuring, the development of complex comprehensive crisis plans, rapid access plans, advance statements etc., involving other agencies such as primary care etc. where appropriate. To develop and maintain, good partnership working with other services throughout all treatment episodes, including regular liaison within Primary Health Care Team, inpatient and intensive services, day services, voluntary sector and with nominated carers/advocates. Develop and maintain communication with a wide range of people/services/ agencies about complex matters or in complex situations with the purpose of sharing developing or resolving difficult or complex issues for the benefit of service users/carer and the service. To represent the organisation in a range of settings, presenting, facilitating or explaining as appropriate and dealing with any questions or difficulties as they arise. To personally build and lead others to build, hope inspiring relationships with service users, which acknowledge the personal journey of each person, and focus on strengths and aspirations to allow the creation of meaningful personal recovery plans. To support the team manager in developing systems and processes for the effective management and monitoring of the team caseload, on a day to day basis, ensuring that time is prioritised effectively, and service users and carer receive the appropriate level of service. To lead and promote a whole team approach within the service to ensure a shared ownership of the team caseload. To be responsible for regularly monitoring and evaluating treatment programmes for service users and carers, making appropriate clinical/practice decision in regard to ongoing needs, and offering supervision to others. To be responsible for the protection of individuals from abuse and harm in line with local safeguarding policies and procedures, by developing and reviewing with others protection plans and management strategies, ensuring the appropriate sharing of information. Personally and leading others to collaboratively and sensitively work with individuals with a range of mental health needs to develop skills to manage their own health, in accordance with their personal recovery plan by actively promoting and using approaches which are affirming, build on strengths, identify past positive experiences and success, and use small steps to move towards the persons goal. To provide a leadership role within the team, in the absence of the Team manager, providing cover for the manager and colleagues as required. To work with the Team Manager to ensure the continuing improvements to the service in line with organisational goals. To maintain the single health and social care record, ensuring both paper and electronic records are kept up to date in accordance with professional and organisational standards. Report and record within agreed timeframes, all activity relating to information reporting and performance requirements. To participate in, and deliver as required, management, caseload and clinical supervision in accordance with trust policy. Demonstrate responsibility for developing own practice in line with professional qualifications and for the development of others, both practitioners, and those in training by making use of and providing, effective feedback, specialist therapeutic clinical supervision, coaching and appraisal. To adhere to professional codes of conduct ensuring required skills and competencies required are maintained. Promote monitor and maintain best practice in health, safety and security of self and others, undertaking assessments and taking appropriate action where required. Work with the Team Manager to develop a culture that promotes equality and values diversity. Lead, practices which enable effective team working. To participate in on call rotas as required. To participate in local arrangements in order to ensure consistent care to service users across the local geography. Services Users and Carers. Team members across AWP services. Health and social care teams. Primary care. Third sector/voluntary agencies. Community groups and local authority provision. Other statutory agencies.

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To act as an intermediary between the bereaved and clinicians to establish and resolve any concerns relating to a patients death. Work with medical examiners to aid them in their responsibility for overseeing the death certification process for all deceased patients in the organisation. To establish the circumstances of individual patient deaths by performing a preliminary review of medical records to identify clinical and circumstantial information, sourcing additional details where required, for scrutiny by the medical examiner. To assist in highlighting cases for assessment by the Structured Judgement Review team (SJR), Child Death Overview Panel (CDOP), Clinical Governance teams and the Learning Disability Review Teams (LeDeR). To refer patients to the coroner for further investigation on approval by the medical examiner Maintain an awareness of the diverse needs of users of the medical examiner system to ensure equality to any particular group defined by sex, race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender reassignment or disability. Discuss proposed causes of death with the qualified attending practitioner and advise about coroner referral. To have a good understanding of medical records and disease pathology. To be able to provide advice on terminology and causes of death, and to explain these and the Medical Examiners rational to Coroners Officers, Doctors, and those with no medical understanding. To have strong interpersonal skills and be comfortable with working with those who have had a bereavement. Please refer to the Job Description for further details We believe success lies in the diversity of our employees and are committed to promoting equality, encouraging diversity and embracing inclusion. We welcome applications from everyone interested in working for us. MKUH is committed to equal opportunities and improving the working lives of our staff and as such we offer a range of flexible working practices. We reserve the right to expire vacancies prior to the advertised closing date once a sufficient number of applications have been received. MKUH uses identification scanning technology to confirm the authenticity of documents; all prospective employees of MKUH will have their original documents verified using this technology. By applying for this role, you accept if successful, that information from your application will be transferred into the national NHS Electronic Staff Record (ESR) system. Your personal data may be transferred from the Trust to another NHS organisation where your employment transfers within the NHS. This is in accordance with the streamlining programme which aims at saving you time and improving efficiencies within the NHS when your employment transfers. Upon commencing employment with the Trust, all employees (except Medical & Dental Staff on national terms and conditions) are subject to a probationary period lasting a period of six months with an option to extend for a further six months to a total of 12 months.