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The paediatric Metabolic Bone Disease Service at Sheffield Children's Hospital is currently looking for a senior paediatric nurse (Band 6) to join their multi-disciplinary team. This is a permanent post and is an exciting opportunity to be part of a dedicated team caring for children with all forms of metabolic bone disease, predominantly osteogenesis imperfecta. We are a nationally commissioned service heavily involved in research and new drug therapies for our patient group. The CNS team provide patients and their families with education and support at the time of diagnosis and beyond. They are a point of contact for families and other healthcare professionals. The role also involves co-ordination and organisation of patient admissions, including medical treatments for children who travel from throughout the UK to attend our specialist service. Working within a specialist Children's hospital, the successful candidate can expect to build close working relationships with other members of the team such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers and psychology. Applicants must be NMC registered and have at least 2 years Band 5 experience. Evidence of excellent communication skills and the ability to work well within a busy multi- disciplinary team is required.
Job Responsibility
Deliver and evaluate specialist nursing care across a range of settings
Support service development through policies, guidelines and care pathways
Provide clinical leadership, supervision, education and training
Advocate for children, young people and families, promoting age-appropriate care
Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and external partners
Contribute to data collection, audit and research to improve outcomes
Requirements
RNC/RN8 degree or diploma level
Current NMC registration
Relevant post registration qualification as required for speciality
998 or mentorship / supervisor training
Experience of providing clinical advice in relation to the specialist area
Experience of determining appropriate solution to problems pulling on different information available
Experience of planning provision of care for patients
Mentoring experience with nursing students and training/development teaching of junior colleagues
Knowledge of clinical governance activities, including audit, benchmarking and quality improvement
Ability to dynamically risk assess clinical situations and respond appropriately
Ability to monitor and respond to changes in patient conditions effectively
Effective communication skills to provide guidance and education to patients
Skills in collecting and analysing data and using evidence based practice to improve patient outcomes
Ability to manage complex and challenging situations with empathy
Ability to respect the cultural, social, and religious diversity within society
Access to transportation to travel around the city, region or country
Nice to have
Clinical skills and pathophysiology module (or willingness to undertake depending on role within speciality)