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Clinical Nurse Specialist in EpilepsyinCardiffinCardiffPUBLISHED THU 9 JAN 2025

Opportunity to work in a multi-award-winning service at the Welsh Epilepsy Centre, recognized for its excellence in epilepsy care.
Autonomy to run independent nurse clinics and provide specialized care across a variety of environments, enhancing clinical skills and confidence.
Chance to engage in teaching, audit, and research, contributing to the professional development of oneself and others in the epilepsy care field.
Collaboration with a diverse, multidisciplinary team, which enriches professional experiences and promotes holistic patient care.
Ability to influence and lead research initiatives in epilepsy and neurosciences, fostering innovation and evidence-based practice.
Commitment to improving health outcomes and delivering excellent care aligned with the health board's mission and vision for the community.
Potential to utilize bilingual skills in Welsh and English, enhancing communication with a broader patient demographic and improving care accessibility.
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is seeking a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Epilepsy to join their expanding team at the Welsh Epilepsy Centre, a prestigious service that provides comprehensive epilepsy care across South Wales. The role involves offering specialist services in various settings, supporting the provision of independent nurse clinics, and conducting patient reviews in areas such as emergency units and neurosurgery. The successful candidate will work autonomously to devise and implement specialized treatments, while also engaging in teaching, research, and audit activities related to epilepsy and neurosciences.

This position requires a skilled practitioner with a solid foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, capable of delivering expert clinical care and educational programs to healthcare professionals. Fluency in Welsh is desirable but not mandatory. Cardiff and Vale University Health Board emphasises collaboration and community health, aiming to improve health outcomes through its comprehensive services and long-term improvement strategies. Interested individuals can reach out to the Lead Clinical Nurse Specialist, Malisa Pierri, for more information.
Opportunity to work in a multi-award-winning service at the Welsh Epilepsy Centre, recognized for its excellence in epilepsy care.
Autonomy to run independent nurse clinics and provide specialized care across a variety of environments, enhancing clinical skills and confidence.
Chance to engage in teaching, audit, and research, contributing to the professional development of oneself and others in the epilepsy care field.
Collaboration with a diverse, multidisciplinary team, which enriches professional experiences and promotes holistic patient care.
Ability to influence and lead research initiatives in epilepsy and neurosciences, fostering innovation and evidence-based practice.
Commitment to improving health outcomes and delivering excellent care aligned with the health board's mission and vision for the community.
Potential to utilize bilingual skills in Welsh and English, enhancing communication with a broader patient demographic and improving care accessibility.

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