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Are you a dynamic, hardworking and enthusiastic Theatre Practitioner looking to work in Maternity services? Our Obstetric maternity operating theatres need you! Why not apply to work within our Maternity service at SWFT.
Obstetric Theatres are a diverse workplace in which we are constantly striving to improve. We promote growth and nurture a strong value system where we work to build trusted relationships. We are proud of our ethos and look forward to welcoming new practitioners and providing a friendly team orientated environment. An in depth induction and framework will be provided.
The successful candidates(s) will either be a Registered General Nurse or Operating Department Practitioner. Experience in either Scrub or Recovery would be preferred but
newly qualified practitioners and practitioners looking to develop a new skill, with a desire to work as part of our highly skilled team, will be considered
.
A Registered Practitioner who will support the theatre teams by providing skilled assistance in obstetrics within the perioperative setting. A registered practitioner who will scrub for all maternity theatre cases and a practitioner who can provide post anaesthetic care.
An ability to apply theory to practice to provide a high standard of perioperative care to all women, ensuring policies and procedures are adhered to.
Willing to support and teach other members of the obstetric operating team.
Be able to lead a team in an operating theatre, utilising excellent communication skills to ensure efficiency and expediency whilst ensuring safe and effective care.
About us
Knowledge Skills and Experience
This post is for Obstetric Theatre Services and may involve working in any of our 2 OperatingTheatres on labour ward.
To participate in 24/7 working, which may include nights, week-ends, evenings and an on-call commitment.
Clinical
Act as a professional role model demonstrating clinical expertise in perioperative practice and assist in the setting and monitoring of professional standards.
Provide skilled assistance and care to patients in the operating theatre.
Assess care needs of the perioperative patient and develops, implements and evaluates programmes of care, rectifying and adjusting to meet individual needs.
Demonstrate knowledge of current research, practices and procedures within the specialist field of theatre practice.
Communicates effectively both verbally and in writing with the multidisciplinary team, patients and relatives.
Work within professional codes of practice.
Ensure that patients perioperative needs are continually assessed and appropriate care delivered and documented.
Support the team within a given operating theatre/speciality, providing the appropriate clinical skills and advice.
Ensure all resources, prosthesis and items required for surgery are available, communicating with senior staff and the medical team if there are any deficits/ issues.
Supervise the work of junior staff ensuring quality and confidentiality are maintained.
Able to ensure the theatre team works efficiently and effectively to meet the needs of the patients and maximise utilisation of theatre time Manage own workload and support others to do this.
Manage the theatre department in the absence of senior staff, informing of changes in workload/problems to a member of the senior team.
Measurable Result Areas
To provide clinical leadership, giving advice and support to junior staff as required and acting as patients advocate at all times.
To participate at departmental level in the delivery of the clinical governance and risk management agenda.
Participate in clinical audit to ensure standards are continually reviewed and enhanced.
Comply with and contribute to the review of Trust/departmental procedures, policies and protocols.
Support and manage the teaching and induction of theatre support staff and newly appointed staff.
Responsibility for research and development: from audits to undertaking research and development programmes on a regular basis.
Communications and Working Relationships
To participate in appropriate training & development activities.
To accept responsibility for own NMC/HCPC registration and practice requirements including revalidation and CPD.
To participate in team, professional and personal development activities to promote commitment to continuous development and improvement.
Develop and maintain effective communication systems with all personnel internal and external to the Trust.
Are you a dynamic, hardworking and enthusiastic Theatre Practitioner looking to work in Maternity services? Our Obstetric maternity operating theatres need you! Why not apply to work within our Maternity service at SWFT.
Obstetric Theatres are a diverse workplace in which we are constantly striving to improve. We promote growth and nurture a strong value system where we work to build trusted relationships. We are proud of our ethos and look forward to welcoming new practitioners and providing a friendly team orientated environment. An in depth induction and framework will be provided.
The successful candidates(s) will either be a Registered General Nurse or Operating Department Practitioner. Experience in either Scrub or Recovery would be preferred but
newly qualified practitioners and practitioners looking to develop a new skill, with a desire to work as part of our highly skilled team, will be considered
.
A Registered Practitioner who will support the theatre teams by providing skilled assistance in obstetrics within the perioperative setting. A registered practitioner who will scrub for all maternity theatre cases and a practitioner who can provide post anaesthetic care.
An ability to apply theory to practice to provide a high standard of perioperative care to all women, ensuring policies and procedures are adhered to.
Willing to support and teach other members of the obstetric operating team.
Be able to lead a team in an operating theatre, utilising excellent communication skills to ensure efficiency and expediency whilst ensuring safe and effective care.
About us
Knowledge Skills and Experience
This post is for Obstetric Theatre Services and may involve working in any of our 2 OperatingTheatres on labour ward.
To participate in 24/7 working, which may include nights, week-ends, evenings and an on-call commitment.
Clinical
Act as a professional role model demonstrating clinical expertise in perioperative practice and assist in the setting and monitoring of professional standards.
Provide skilled assistance and care to patients in the operating theatre.
Assess care needs of the perioperative patient and develops, implements and evaluates programmes of care, rectifying and adjusting to meet individual needs.
Demonstrate knowledge of current research, practices and procedures within the specialist field of theatre practice.
Communicates effectively both verbally and in writing with the multidisciplinary team, patients and relatives.
Work within professional codes of practice.
Ensure that patients perioperative needs are continually assessed and appropriate care delivered and documented.
Support the team within a given operating theatre/speciality, providing the appropriate clinical skills and advice.
Ensure all resources, prosthesis and items required for surgery are available, communicating with senior staff and the medical team if there are any deficits/ issues.
Supervise the work of junior staff ensuring quality and confidentiality are maintained.
Able to ensure the theatre team works efficiently and effectively to meet the needs of the patients and maximise utilisation of theatre time Manage own workload and support others to do this.
Manage the theatre department in the absence of senior staff, informing of changes in workload/problems to a member of the senior team.
Measurable Result Areas
To provide clinical leadership, giving advice and support to junior staff as required and acting as patients advocate at all times.
To participate at departmental level in the delivery of the clinical governance and risk management agenda.
Participate in clinical audit to ensure standards are continually reviewed and enhanced.
Comply with and contribute to the review of Trust/departmental procedures, policies and protocols.
Support and manage the teaching and induction of theatre support staff and newly appointed staff.
Responsibility for research and development: from audits to undertaking research and development programmes on a regular basis.
Communications and Working Relationships
To participate in appropriate training & development activities.
To accept responsibility for own NMC/HCPC registration and practice requirements including revalidation and CPD.
To participate in team, professional and personal development activities to promote commitment to continuous development and improvement.
Develop and maintain effective communication systems with all personnel internal and external to the Trust.
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