Comprehensive Training, The role offers a full training package with an educational team, ensuring new practitioners develop essential skills and competencies.
Diverse Work Environment, Practitioners will gain experience across various recovery areas such as Eye Theatre, ERCP, and Women's and Children's recovery, providing a well-rounded professional experience.
Team Collaboration, The role emphasizes working under the supervision of specialist core team members, fostering a collaborative environment while learning from experienced practitioners.
Lead Opportunities, Practitioners have the chance to act as team leads during specific operating lists, enhancing leadership skills and professional growth.
Focus on Patient Safety, The role promotes the safety and well-being of patients, which is rewarding and meaningful for practitioners committed to quality care.
Supportive Work Culture, Staff are encouraged to participate in clinical governance and risk management processes, contributing to a safe and effective clinical environment.
Wirral University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is seeking a Band 5 Recovery Nurse to join their theatre recovery team at Arrowe Park Hospital, with potential rotation to other areas such as Eye Theatre Recovery and Women's and Children's recovery after training. The role involves participating in the planning, delivery, and evaluation of care for patients in the peri-operative period, under the supervision of specialized core team members. A comprehensive training package will be provided, including a six-month mentorship alongside an experienced staff member, with initial duties focusing on weekdays before progressing to weekends and nights based on demonstrated competency.
The Recovery Practitioner will be responsible for maintaining accurate records of theatre episodes, promoting patient safety and well-being, and engaging in clinical governance activities to enhance risk management within the Trust. Candidates are expected to uphold the Trust's core values, support their team's care delivery, and complete necessary training in Immediate Life Support (ILS) and Pediatric Life Support (PLS) as required.
The Recovery Practitioner will be responsible for maintaining accurate records of theatre episodes, promoting patient safety and well-being, and engaging in clinical governance activities to enhance risk management within the Trust. Candidates are expected to uphold the Trust's core values, support their team's care delivery, and complete necessary training in Immediate Life Support (ILS) and Pediatric Life Support (PLS) as required.
An opportunity has come about for a Band 5 Recovery Nurse to join our team in theatre recovery. The successful candidate will be based in Arrowe Park Hospital recovery as well as outlying areas after training such as Eye Theatre Recovery, ERCP, Women's and Children's recovery.
A full training package is offered with the area's educational team and a six month period of working alongside an experienced member of staff.
The role includes weekends and nights but not until competency is evidenced.
All staff we be expected to complete ILS/PLS if never done before or an update as per trust policy.
- Participate under the supervision of the specialist core team members in the planning, delivery and evaluation of care for all patients during the peri-operative period (utilising and adapting transferable skills acquired during training.)
- With support from Senior practitioners, act as lead for team during their delivery of care within specific operating lists.
- Maintain accurate records of the theatre episodes in line with trust/departmental policy.
- Promote the safety, well being and interests of patients, staff and visitors to the clinical area.
- Promote clinical governance by actively participating in the risk management process within the Trust.
- Value and respect individuals by actively adopting the Trust core values and behaviour's.
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