The position involves working predominantly in clinical areas (80% of the time) to assist in skill development while also organizing and delivering training programs. The educator will serve as a crucial link between ward teams and the practice development team, fostering the growth of clinical competencies. Additionally, the role requires engagement in projects aimed at improving training initiatives, such as catheterisation workshops, in line with the trust’s five-year plan to enhance patient care and workforce performance.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced nurse educator who is interested in supporting our registered and unregistered nursing workforce to develop and grow
We have an opportunity to support our UK-trained and internationally-trained nurses and healthcare support workers to settle into life at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
The role will ensure educational support for these staff, for their development within the clinical environment. Supporting them to deliver high quality evidence based care.
We are looking for a proactive, knowledgeable and leadership focused individuals who will organise, deliver and review programmes to support nurses as they transition into registered role, into new clinical settings and into our organisation.
- To provide direct support to both newly recruited registered nurses, established RNs, and health care support workers during their preceptorship period.
- To ensure that the registered nurses and health care support workers are supported in the safe delivery of good quality evidence-based care.
The post holder will work in a supernumerary capacity within the clinical areas (80% of time) working alongside nurses and health care support workers in delivering direct care to support the development of skills and competencies. The clinical practice educators will also deliver clinical skills teaching both within the clinical area and in a classroom, environment as required.
The role will work as a link between ward teams (ward managers and preceptors) and the practice development team to support nurses and health care support workers both individually or as teams to develop their clinical skills.
About us
The role holder will support the commitment to the trusts five-year plan; your future; our hospital, maintaining the delivery of the five Ps (our patients, our people, our performance, our places, our pounds).
The post holder will be willing to work on projects to develop and move aspects of training and development (such as catherisation workshops) forwards by reviewing our progress, identifying areas for improvement and implementing changes where they are needed.
Please see attached job description and person specification for further information.
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