Critical Care Lead inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED WED 26 FEB 2025

Depending on experience up tp £64,000 depending on experience PERMANENT
NMC RECOVERY ROOM

The Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth rLUFngmJ

Opportunity to lead a dedicated team in a new state-of-the-art facility, enhancing the quality of care provided in critical situations.

Engagement with a range of medical professionals, including Consultants Surgeons, Anaesthetists, and Intensive Care Fellows, fostering a collaborative work environment.

Significant responsibility in managing clinical, professional, and financial outcomes, contributing to personal and professional growth.

The role provides a chance to influence the development of critical care services, shaping best practices and improving patient outcomes.

Involvement in education and training, supporting the development of staff and ensuring high standards of care through competency assessments.

High level of teamwork and camaraderie, with an emphasis on working together across units to achieve common objectives.

Strategic position that allows for direct impact on resource management, staff retention, and recruitment within the critical care unit.

Step into a fulfilling leadership role as a Critical Care Lead with The Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth in the heart of London. This is your chance to make a tangible difference in the lives of patients as you oversee our dedicated Critical Care Service. You’ll be at the forefront of developing a state-of-the-art facility, collaborating with a team of esteemed Consultants, Anaesthetists, and Critical Care Fellows. Your expertise will help deliver the highest standards of care to those recovering from complex procedures, and support vital medical needs, all while fostering a nurturing environment for staff and patients alike.

We’re looking for an inspiring individual with current NMC registration and substantial experience in Critical Care. Your management and leadership skills will be key in guiding our team and enhancing service delivery. You’ll actively engage in recruitment and retention, while also championing educational initiatives for staff development. Whether you’re providing strategic guidance or hands-on support in the Critical Care Unit and Theatre Suite, you’ll be an essential part of a close-knit team that values every contribution. If you are passionate about delivering exceptional care and nurturing talent in others, we would love to hear from you!

Opportunity to lead a dedicated team in a new state-of-the-art facility, enhancing the quality of care provided in critical situations.

Engagement with a range of medical professionals, including Consultants Surgeons, Anaesthetists, and Intensive Care Fellows, fostering a collaborative work environment.

Significant responsibility in managing clinical, professional, and financial outcomes, contributing to personal and professional growth.

The role provides a chance to influence the development of critical care services, shaping best practices and improving patient outcomes.

Involvement in education and training, supporting the development of staff and ensuring high standards of care through competency assessments.

High level of teamwork and camaraderie, with an emphasis on working together across units to achieve common objectives.

Strategic position that allows for direct impact on resource management, staff retention, and recruitment within the critical care unit.

As a Critical Care Lead you will be responsible for the clinical, professional and financial outcomes, including the day to day operational management of the Critical Care Service. They will develop the service to provide level 3 care in a dedicated new facility engaging Consultants Surgeons, Anaesthetists as well as the Consultants Intensivists, Critical Care Fellows and staff to enable a high level of utilisation of the service.

The Critical Care Lead will ensure the delivery of high quality, safe Critical Care level 2 for patients recovering from invasive procedures and level 2 care for medical patients admitted to the hospital. Additionally, the role involves leading and developing a safe, high Critical Care Care Level 3 service for surgical and medical patients within a dedicated clinical environment.