Keech Hospice Care reFIsWM2
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To work as a member of the Hospice multi-disciplinary care team to work towards the achievement of the aims and objectives laid down in the philosophy of Keech Hospice Care.
To ensure each patient and family receives a multi-professional assessment, their needs identified, and a plan of care implemented and evaluated in collaboration with other agencies and services that may be involved.
To work flexibly across Adult Care Services as required to ensure continuity of patient care (Adult inpatient unit, Wellbeing Centre, Community Services, Out of Hours service).
Are you an experienced Adults Nurse ready to share your knowledge in the rewarding world of Palliative Care?
Join Keech Hospice as a Senior Adults Nurse and explore how your clinical expertise supports the needs of patients and those closest to them.
As a Keech Senior Adults Nurse you will prioritise excellence in care while we nurture your growth in the field of palliative care. Your experience of caring for patients with a palliative diagnosis, perhaps even drawing from your own personal experiences, equips you with transferable and invaluable skills for this role.
We seek dedicated nurses who share the vision, value and standards that Keech promotes and our desire to drive continuous service development, making a difference when it matters the most to those that need our support and care
- Supervise and participate in the delivery of holistic patient centred care
- Manage and prioritise own workload, ensuring continuity of service and crisis intervention.
- Establish effective communication processes with patients, families, colleagues, and the broader multi-disciplinary teams and external agencies.
- Undertake patient assessments in the hospice, their homes or place of care.
- Support and coach staff to provide high-quality palliative and end-of-life care, including pre bereavement support.
- Provide professional and managerial leadership, supporting colleagues as and when required.
- Take a lead role in planning discharges from the hospice, ensuring a smooth transition of patient and family care and support.
To work as a member of the Hospice multi-disciplinary care team to work towards the achievement of the aims and objectives laid down in the philosophy of Keech Hospice Care.
To ensure each patient and family receives a multi-professional assessment, their needs identified, and a plan of care implemented and evaluated in collaboration with other agencies and services that may be involved.
To work flexibly across Adult Care Services as required to ensure continuity of patient care (Adult inpatient unit, Wellbeing Centre, Community Services, Out of Hours service).
Are you an experienced Adults Nurse ready to share your knowledge in the rewarding world of Palliative Care?
Join Keech Hospice as a Senior Adults Nurse and explore how your clinical expertise supports the needs of patients and those closest to them.
As a Keech Senior Adults Nurse you will prioritise excellence in care while we nurture your growth in the field of palliative care. Your experience of caring for patients with a palliative diagnosis, perhaps even drawing from your own personal experiences, equips you with transferable and invaluable skills for this role.
We seek dedicated nurses who share the vision, value and standards that Keech promotes and our desire to drive continuous service development, making a difference when it matters the most to those that need our support and care
- Supervise and participate in the delivery of holistic patient centred care
- Manage and prioritise own workload, ensuring continuity of service and crisis intervention.
- Establish effective communication processes with patients, families, colleagues, and the broader multi-disciplinary teams and external agencies.
- Undertake patient assessments in the hospice, their homes or place of care.
- Support and coach staff to provide high-quality palliative and end-of-life care, including pre bereavement support.
- Provide professional and managerial leadership, supporting colleagues as and when required.
- Take a lead role in planning discharges from the hospice, ensuring a smooth transition of patient and family care and support.
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