Failsafe Officer for Antenatal and Newborn Screening - Band 4 inLincoln inLincoln PUBLISHED MON 9 DEC 2024

Band 4: £26,530 to £29,114 a year per annum, (£10,612 - £11,645 pro rata)  PERMANENT 
HIV INFECTIOUS DISEASE NHS
Vital Role in Public Health, The position plays a crucial role in safeguarding the health of mothers and their newborns by ensuring screening processes are adhered to, thus lowering risks of harm.
Complex Problem-Solving, The role requires a wide knowledge of various screening pathways, offering the opportunity to engage in analytical thinking and problem-solving when issues arise.
Impactful Work, Contributing directly to national standards and improving health outcomes for families fosters a sense of accomplishment and purpose in the work.
Professional Development, The position encourages the development of specialized knowledge in antenatal and newborn screening processes, enhancing career progression within healthcare.
Collaboration with Healthcare Professionals, The position involves working closely with various healthcare teams, fostering teamwork and professional networking opportunities.
Data Management Skills, The role emphasizes accurate data collation and entry, allowing the development of strong organizational and technical skills.
The role of Failsafe Officer for Antenatal and Newborn Screening at United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust involves ensuring compliance with national standards by effectively managing the screening process for mothers and babies. The position requires the accurate collation and entry of data into various databases and national systems, ensuring that all women and their babies receive necessary antenatal and newborn screenings. Candidates must possess a comprehensive understanding of complex screening pathways across both primary and secondary care, particularly in the areas of Haemoglobinopathies, Infectious Diseases, Trisomy Screening, Fetal Anomaly, Newborn Bloodspot, and Newborn Physical Examination.

This position is set to begin in April 2025 and plays a crucial role in minimizing risks and preventing missed screenings within the NHS framework.

 


Locations are approximate. Learn more