Deputy Sister/ Charge Nurse DTC Ward & Ward ServicesinBasingstokeinBasingstokePUBLISHED WED 19 MAR 2025
Opportunity to work within a specialized Surgical Division, enhancing expertise in Ambulatory Care and Surgical Services.
Play a vital role in the delivery of high-quality, effective, and compassionate patient care, making a positive impact on patient journeys.
Engagement in day-to-day operational management, gaining valuable leadership and organizational skills.
Responsibility for monitoring key quality and performance indicators, contributing to the continuous improvement of services.
Line management duties provide a chance to mentor and develop staff, fostering a supportive and professional environment.
Active participation in ensuring compliance with CQC and contractual requirements, enhancing professional standards and accountability.
Collaboration with a dedicated team to provide comprehensive patient care, which fosters teamwork and professional relationships.
Join our dedicated team as a Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse in the DTC Ward & Ward Services at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in Basingstoke. This vital position offers you the chance to make a genuine difference in patient care by championing a compassionate and effective service within our Surgical Division. You’ll be the right hand of our Ward Services Sister, overseeing daily operations and ensuring our team delivers the highest standards of care.
With your experience in Ambulatory Care/Surgical Services, you will lead by example, managing staff, monitoring performance indicators, and implementing necessary actions for excellence in our patient journey. Your ability to mentor and support your team will be crucial as you ensure compliance with quality standards and facilitate training opportunities. If you’re passionate about health care and want to play a pivotal role in supporting patients and staff alike, we’d love to hear from you. Together, we can continue to inspire and provide exceptional care within our community.
With your experience in Ambulatory Care/Surgical Services, you will lead by example, managing staff, monitoring performance indicators, and implementing necessary actions for excellence in our patient journey. Your ability to mentor and support your team will be crucial as you ensure compliance with quality standards and facilitate training opportunities. If you’re passionate about health care and want to play a pivotal role in supporting patients and staff alike, we’d love to hear from you. Together, we can continue to inspire and provide exceptional care within our community.
Opportunity to work within a specialized Surgical Division, enhancing expertise in Ambulatory Care and Surgical Services.
Play a vital role in the delivery of high-quality, effective, and compassionate patient care, making a positive impact on patient journeys.
Engagement in day-to-day operational management, gaining valuable leadership and organizational skills.
Responsibility for monitoring key quality and performance indicators, contributing to the continuous improvement of services.
Line management duties provide a chance to mentor and develop staff, fostering a supportive and professional environment.
Active participation in ensuring compliance with CQC and contractual requirements, enhancing professional standards and accountability.
Collaboration with a dedicated team to provide comprehensive patient care, which fosters teamwork and professional relationships.
The Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse will be working within the DTC Ward & Ward Services and is the key supporting function and accountable to the DTC Ward Services Sister, working within the Surgical Division. You will oversee the delivery of a high quality, effective and compassionate service, which is the most important role within the organisation.
The Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse will be working within the DTC Ward & Ward Services and will be accountable to the DTC Ward Services Sister, working within the Surgical Division.
- Experienced practitioner in Ambulatory Care/Surgical Services.
- Day to day operational management of DTC Ward. To support the band 7 in the delivery of the service by the team or area that you are responsible for or have been delegated the responsibility
- High standards of Professional Practice to ensure quality and safety of patient care, experience and the patient journey
- Monitoring key quality and performance indicators and service pressures and recommending /implementing actions to address them.
- Ensuring necessary / appropriate equipment is available for management treatment needs of the patients covered within the ward area.
- Reporting on workforce requirements for meeting service demand
- Line management of staff working within the service area
- Responsible for staff supervision, annual appraisal, management of attendance and performance, and identifying and facilitating staff training needs.
- Supporting the band 7 in ensuring that clinical services are delivered to a high quality of care and that all compliance requirements such as CQC and contractual requirements are achieved.
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