Opportunity to impact and shape the future workforce by supporting students and newly qualified staff.
Work in a supportive culture that emphasises compassionate leadership and teamwork.
Engagement with diverse learners, enhancing communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to drive innovation in educational delivery and improve the student and placement experience.
Collaboration with clinical services ensures a practical and hands-on approach to learning and development.
Involvement in evidence-based practice by evaluating and developing educational programs.
The role of Clinical Education Facilitator at Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust involves supporting students and newly qualified staff in a compassionate and collaborative environment. The successful candidate will be a highly motivated and organized Band 6 registered nurse who will focus on facilitating preceptorship for newly qualified clinical staff, including bands 4 and 5, and managing the placement experience for diverse learners. Responsibilities include engaging with various learners, responding to inquiries, handling sensitive information with empathy, and coordinating educational delivery in collaboration with clinical managers and services.
The position aims to enhance the educational experiences of pre-registration students and facilitate their development while ensuring alignment with the Trust's standards. The Clinical Education Facilitator will work closely with other education facilitators and clinical areas to deliver effective education programs and support the widening participation agenda within the local population. Interested candidates can reach out to Rachel Nolan, the Education Programme Lead, for further details or informal visits.
The position aims to enhance the educational experiences of pre-registration students and facilitate their development while ensuring alignment with the Trust's standards. The Clinical Education Facilitator will work closely with other education facilitators and clinical areas to deliver effective education programs and support the widening participation agenda within the local population. Interested candidates can reach out to Rachel Nolan, the Education Programme Lead, for further details or informal visits.
An opportunity has arisen in the Clinical Education Team to help both students and newly qualified staff have access to a supportive culture supported by compassionate leadership
As a team we are continually looking at how we can support our students and newly qualified staff in practice to achieve their full potential.
As part of this support, we are looking for a highly motivated, well organised and innovative Band 6 to join them to support preceptorship for newly qualified staff and explore how the student and placement experience can be developed, to ensure our attrition and retention is optimal.
Required
The post holder will be required to support learners across a variety pre-registration programme and facilitate preceptorship for the Trust focusing on newly qualified clinical staff bands 4 & 5 during their Preceptorship year, newly appointed clinical staff, international staff or those with additional support needs. and as such is expected to:
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Rachel Nolan Job title: Education Programme Lead Email address: Telephone number:
As a team we are continually looking at how we can support our students and newly qualified staff in practice to achieve their full potential.
As part of this support, we are looking for a highly motivated, well organised and innovative Band 6 to join them to support preceptorship for newly qualified staff and explore how the student and placement experience can be developed, to ensure our attrition and retention is optimal.
Required
The post holder will be required to support learners across a variety pre-registration programme and facilitate preceptorship for the Trust focusing on newly qualified clinical staff bands 4 & 5 during their Preceptorship year, newly appointed clinical staff, international staff or those with additional support needs. and as such is expected to:
- Engage with a number of diverse learners.
- Respond to detailed enquiries regularly in a face to face, telephone, online, email or paper-based environment.
- Manage and respond to sensitive information regarding staff, learners or students using empathy and tact, for example when dealing with individuals who are failing to meet academic or practice standards or those requiring extra support or extenuating circumstances.
- Ensure there is a coordinated approach liaising with Managers, Matrons and the Education Programme Lead in planning appropriate educational delivery
- Work closely with clinical services in the delivery of student placements and assessments, ensuring the relevant standards are met and that programmes are appropriately evaluated and developed.
- Work closely with clinical areas in supporting newly qualified preceptees
- The post holder will work with the other Education Facilitators to ensure all education programmes are delivered effectively.
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Rachel Nolan Job title: Education Programme Lead Email address: Telephone number:
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