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Staff Nurse Willow Unit inNorwich inNorwich PUBLISHED FRI 24 JAN 2025

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year pro rata per annum  PERMANENT 
FAMILY MIDWIFERY NHS ROLE MODEL

Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust Follow Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust

Opportunity to make a significant impact on patients' independence and quality of life through a reablement approach.
Collaborative work environment, engaging with a multidisciplinary team and system partners to deliver comprehensive care.
Focus on innovation, allowing for creative solutions in discharge practices and patient pathways.
Involvement in continuous professional development and training to enhance skills and clinical expertise.
Ability to mentor and guide new staff and students, fostering a supportive team culture.
Responsibility for monitoring unit resources, providing leadership, and promoting effective teamwork.
Commitment to high standards of care within a quality framework, ensuring that patient needs are prioritized.
The role of Staff Nurse at the Willow Unit in Norwich, with Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust, focuses on delivering high-quality care in a reablement setting. The nurse will support patients and their families in maximizing independence while working within a multidisciplinary team to ensure the highest standards of care are met. Responsibilities include coordinating the care of a designated group of patients, fostering a positive risk-taking approach, and collaborating with system partners for seamless care transitions. The nurse will also be involved in planning care programs, educating patients on healthy lifestyles, and recommending innovative clinical practices.

Additionally, the Staff Nurse will hold leadership responsibilities, ensuring effective use of resources, monitoring staffing levels, mentoring new staff, and promoting teamwork within the unit. This position requires adherence to professional guidelines from the Nursing and Midwifery Council, accurate documentation of patient care, and involvement in clinical supervision and audits to enhance patient outcomes. The role plays a crucial part in the reablement ethos, enabling patients to regain their independence and improve their quality of care.

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