Nurse Consultant - Reducing Restrictive Practices inLiverpool inLiverpool PUBLISHED
MON 27 JAN 2025
Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust rDYcspZ6
Key responsibilities include serving as the Lead Nurse across the Trust, formulating and evaluating clinical interventions, ensuring compliance with training standards, enhancing service user experiences through feedback mechanisms, and developing nursing policies and protocols. The role emphasises collaboration with service users, carers, and staff to deliver high-quality care and foster a co-production agenda in the context of Offender Health.
Are you a resilient leader ready to drive quality and innovation, with a focus on reducing restrictive practices?
Join our forward-thinking team and lead the charge in implementing transformative solutions. We seek candidates with demonstrable knowledge of the Equality and Human Rights Act and have experience in the delivery of clinical developments.
Candidates must have extensive experience of working in Secure Services, with a deep understanding of the complexities and challenges of providing high-quality care in these settings. A proven track record of delivering excellence in nursing practice and clinical innovation.
The Nurse Consultant for Reducing Restrictive Practices has a Trust-wide responsibility to ensure robust Nursing leadership in relation to the Restraint Reduction Programme - No ForceFirst; as an autonomous practitioner, working to the Associate Director of Nursing and Patient Experience and the Clinical Director for the Centre for Perfect Care to deliver a range of objectives relating specifically to Offender Health but also in relation to nursing standards and practice.
The post holder will be responsible for advancing the Trust objectives of reducing restrictive practices and will work in partnership with service users, carers and staff to ensure the delivery of outstanding care, upholding our patients' human rights and furthering our co-production agenda. The post holder will also be needed to offer expert clinical advice for service users, carers, staff and other professionals.
About us
Principal Responsibilities:
1. To work as Lead nurse across the Trust.
2. To formulate, implement and evaluate interventions which support the clinical
pathway for patients and service users in the Trust.
3. To ensure Trust wide PSS training and education programme meets Trust and national standards and is effectively delivered by the PSS training Team.
4. To enhance service user experience by monitoring and developing service user feedback and engagement at ward level and across the Trust.
5. Lead on the development and evaluate policies \ protocols for advancing nursing practice in the Trust.
For further information please view the Job Description at the bottom of the page.
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