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SMART band 7inliverpoolinliverpoolPUBLISHED THU 12 DEC 2024

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
NHSNIGHTSROLE MODEL

The Walton Centre NHS Foundation TrustFollow The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work within a dynamic and experienced healthcare team, providing critical care to patients in need.
Gain extensive clinical experience and proficiency in handling critically ill and deteriorating patients, enhancing your nursing skills.
Ability to take on leadership roles both clinically and managerially, providing support and guidance to team members.
Flexibility in working patterns with a 24/7 service, allowing for varied experiences in a hospital environment.
Involvement in life-saving procedures and emergency response efforts, including being a part of the cardiac arrest team and resuscitation team.
Opportunity to mentor and shape the next generation of nurses and medical professionals through direct involvement and support.
Utilization of advanced clinical skills, including non-medical prescribing and clinical imaging, expanding your scope of practice and professional growth.
The SMART Band 7 nurse at The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust in Liverpool will be an integral member of the Surgical and Medical Acute Response Team, specializing in the care of critically ill patients. This role requires a clinically credible and proficient nurse who can evaluate and respond to deteriorating patients, participate in cardiac arrest interventions, and lead assessments through the NEWS2 system. Responsibilities include daily patient reviews, managing triaged calls, and providing both clinical and managerial leadership, particularly during night shifts when flexibility is essential.

The role also encompasses performing physical assessments, developing care plans, and assisting in the care of Level 2/3 critical care discharged patients. The SMART nurse will utilize non-medical prescribing techniques, support the management of tracheostomy patients, and participate in patient transfers and thrombectomy care. Acting as a mentor and resource for the multidisciplinary team, the nurse will also cover senior managerial duties overnight and ensure safe patient care practices throughout the hospital.
Opportunity to work within a dynamic and experienced healthcare team, providing critical care to patients in need.
Gain extensive clinical experience and proficiency in handling critically ill and deteriorating patients, enhancing your nursing skills.
Ability to take on leadership roles both clinically and managerially, providing support and guidance to team members.
Flexibility in working patterns with a 24/7 service, allowing for varied experiences in a hospital environment.
Involvement in life-saving procedures and emergency response efforts, including being a part of the cardiac arrest team and resuscitation team.
Opportunity to mentor and shape the next generation of nurses and medical professionals through direct involvement and support.
Utilization of advanced clinical skills, including non-medical prescribing and clinical imaging, expanding your scope of practice and professional growth.

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