Total 19 Quality Assurance / Control job vacancies in Cardiff, CF64 2XX

You will be able to find a full Job description and Person Specification attached within the supporting documents or please click Apply now to view in Trac.

You will be able to find a full Job description and Person Specification attached within the supporting documents or please click Apply now to view in Trac

Job Summary: As an event doctor you will be a key part of the medical provision at operational events covered by St. John Ambulance Cymru. You will often be the senior healthcare professional to attend patients in the pre-hospital setting, usually working within a treatment centre, main first aid post, a response team or on an ambulance or rapid response vehicle. You will be expected to work autonomously where appropriate and often alongside a wider multidisciplinary team. Our Event Doctors will be grouped into Heath care, Urgent care or Enhanced care based on their skill set against the SJAC Event Doctor Skills matrix. Volunteering is at the core of the charity and at most events you will be assisted by St. John Ambulance Cymru volunteers. You will be required to provide effective clinical leadership, development, and mentorship to other personnel. Core Duties: Undertake a full range of medical duties in line with professional scope of practice, GMC guidelines and St. John Ambulance Cymru policy and procedures. As appropriate, assess, manage, and discharge patients. Where required, administer medications in line with professional scope of practice and in adherence with St. John Ambulance Cymru medicines management policy. Meet the standards set out in the St. John Ambulance Cymru healthcare professionals and clinical practice policy. Maintain up to date with continual professional development and the requirements of the GMC. Maintain ability to operate in line with GMC standards of proficiency. Maintain accurate clinical records in line with St. John Ambulance Cymru policy and procedures. On commencement of duty, check all relevant equipment to ensure it is functioning correctly and ready for use, report any defects to the event manager. Assist with the induction and mentorship of new staff and volunteers as required. Maintain professional registration. Carry out any other reasonable tasks requested by St. John Ambulance Cymru management. Maintain and hold a current Enhanced DBS certificate. Adhere to St John Ambulance Cymru Values, Mission and Vision set by the organisation.

Commissioning QA Manager – G9

The Cardiff, Children’s Services Commissioning Team wish to appoint a Quality Assurance Manager to work within the Children’s Services commissioning function in Cardiff Council. Previous Registered Manager experience is preferred. The role will manage QA contract monitoring staff. This is a hybrid role with home working, but site visits are a requirements on a frequent basis.

The Children’s Services Commissioning Team within Cardiff Council are responsible for the delivery of externally commissioned services to children, young people and their families known to, or involved with Cardiff Children’s Services. The service is committed to working with and developing the market to increase the quantity and quality of services available to Cardiff Children, Young People, and their families within the Cardiff area.

This is an exciting opportunity to enhance how Children’s Services work with local providers, the wider market, stakeholders, and external agencies ensuring quality of provision and identifying opportunities for improvement in the services available to our children, young people and their families.

The candidate must have Knowledge of RISCA Regulated Services (Service Providers and Responsible Individuals) (Wales) Regulations 2017, a working understanding of contract monitoring and assessing and supporting providers with improving their provision. The post holder will play a critical role in oversight of Escalating Concerns within the service and in regular communication with providers.

The role will be integral in strengthening and maintaining the relationships with providers, reviewing and overseeing the quality of placements including those operating without registration. The role requires someone who understands the pressures within the sector and supporting them to meet the current and changing needs of our children, young people and their families and will be crucial in the delivery of cost effective and high-quality outcomes.

We wish to appoint an individual who can demonstrate effective supervisory and leadership skills whilst also possessing effective analytical, communication and engagement skills. Experience and knowledge of commissioning activity within a health or social care related sector is an essential requirement of this post.

Hours Per Week: 37.00
Start Time: 09:00
End Time: 17:00
Pay Per Hour: £22.56
Location: Cardiff, Cardiff County

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