Band 7 Clinical Nurse Specialist, CAMHS Eating Disorders Service inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED
THU 5 DEC 2024
Band 7: £54,320 to £60,981 a year per annum inclusive of HCAS
PERMANENT
CASELOAD EATING DISORDER FAMILY NHS
Opportunity to be a clinical expert in a specialized field of CAMHS Eating Disorders, enhancing professional skills and knowledge.
Ability to provide high-quality patient care while demonstrating leadership, contributing to personal satisfaction and professional growth.
Role includes supervision and development of junior nursing staff, support workers, and students, fostering a collaborative and educational environment.
Involvement in managing outpatient resources, allowing for skills development in budgeting and resource allocation.
Participation in the development of evidence-based practice and policies, influencing the quality of care delivered to patients.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams (MDT) to promote family-centered treatment, enhancing comprehensive care for patients.
Commitment to safeguarding and child protection, making a positive impact on vulnerable populations and contributing to community well-being.
The Band 7 Clinical Nurse Specialist in the CAMHS Eating Disorders Service at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust is responsible for coordinating clinical activities and managing a patient caseload effectively. The role emphasises clinical expertise and leadership, ensuring the delivery of high-quality patient care while also supervising and developing junior staff and students. The specialist will manage outpatient resources, including budgets and human resources, contribute to policy development and evidence-based practice, and maintain a safe clinical environment.
Additionally, the role involves collaboration with nursing and medical leads to ensure smooth service operations and adherence to a family-centered treatment philosophy. The Clinical Nurse Specialist will also be involved in triaging referrals and upholding safeguarding policies, serving as a resource for other departments and ensuring the implementation of the established therapeutic approaches.
Additionally, the role involves collaboration with nursing and medical leads to ensure smooth service operations and adherence to a family-centered treatment philosophy. The Clinical Nurse Specialist will also be involved in triaging referrals and upholding safeguarding policies, serving as a resource for other departments and ensuring the implementation of the established therapeutic approaches.
Please see attached job description for more information about this role and working at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.
- To effectively co-ordinate clinical activity and safely manage a caseload within the resources available.
- To be a clinical expert and ensure the delivery of high-quality patient care demonstrating clinical leadership.
- To be responsible for the supervision and development of junior nursing staff, support workers, and students.
- To effectively manage outpatient resources including pay and non-pay budgets, human resources, and the clinical environment.
- To contribute to the development of policies and evidence-based practice as appropriate.
- To maintain a safe clinical environment conducive to patient care.
- To maintain, participate, and develop the Service's adopted therapeutic approaches, which includes the participation in and upholding of the FT-AN model of care and its peer supervision model.
- To work closely with the LNSP and other nursing and medical leads to ensure the smooth running of the outpatient service, and to take on the role as the service duty as required, which includes the triaging of referrals.
- To work in collaboration with the LNSP and other senior nurses and the MDT to promote the outpatient family-centred treatment philosophy and the model underpinning the use of its Intensive Service.
- To adhere to the Trust's Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults policies and procedures and act as a resource to other departments and services.
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Please see attached job description for more information about this role and working at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.
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