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Trainee Advanced Clinical PractitionerinSouthamptoninSouthamptonPUBLISHED TUE 26 NOV 2024

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year Per Annum (PA) Pro Rata  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

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University Hospital Southampton NHS TrustFollow University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust

Opportunity to work in a dynamic and established team specializing in cardiology, enhancing collaboration and teamwork skills.
Access to a structured training program towards a Master's degree (MSc) in Advanced Clinical Practice, integrating academic learning with hands-on experience.
Development of critical clinical skills needed to assess, diagnose, and manage patients with acute cardiology issues, contributing to professional growth.
Experience in a multi-disciplinary environment, fostering relationships with various health professionals and enhancing overall patient care.
Flexibility in work hours, including 7-day service coverage, allowing for diverse scheduling and exposure to a range of clinical scenarios.
Encouragement and support from the ACP leadership team to build evidence and competencies, facilitating a clear pathway to independent practice.
Contribution to improving patient outcomes in cardiology, providing a sense of fulfillment and purpose in the role.
The University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust is seeking a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner (tACP) with nursing or Allied Health Professional (AHP) experience, particularly in Cardiology. The successful candidate will join the Acute Coronary Syndrome/Cardiology ACP team and will work collaboratively with a multi-professional team to provide advanced clinical care, contributing to the management of inpatients in the coronary care unit and wards.

This role involves training towards a Master's degree in Advanced Clinical Practice while developing clinical knowledge and leadership skills. The tACP will operate under supervision, focusing on the four pillars of Advanced Practice: Clinical Practice, Leadership and Management, Education, and Research. Responsibilities include assessing, diagnosing, planning, and evaluating patient care, alongside maintaining relationships with various healthcare team members.

Candidates should demonstrate relevant clinical experience, particularly in acute care or cardiology, and possess strong organisational and communication skills. Flexibility in working hours, including weekends and bank holidays, is required. Ideal applicants will show enthusiasm and a commitment to ongoing professional development.
Opportunity to work in a dynamic and established team specializing in cardiology, enhancing collaboration and teamwork skills.
Access to a structured training program towards a Master's degree (MSc) in Advanced Clinical Practice, integrating academic learning with hands-on experience.
Development of critical clinical skills needed to assess, diagnose, and manage patients with acute cardiology issues, contributing to professional growth.
Experience in a multi-disciplinary environment, fostering relationships with various health professionals and enhancing overall patient care.
Flexibility in work hours, including 7-day service coverage, allowing for diverse scheduling and exposure to a range of clinical scenarios.
Encouragement and support from the ACP leadership team to build evidence and competencies, facilitating a clear pathway to independent practice.
Contribution to improving patient outcomes in cardiology, providing a sense of fulfillment and purpose in the role.

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Useful skills for a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner:
To work as a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner (ACP) in the UK, you'll need to develop a combination of clinical, professional, and interpersonal skills. Here are key skills and qualifications typically required:
Clinical Skills
1. Assessment Skills: Ability to conduct comprehensive health assessments, including history taking and physical examination.
2. Diagnosis and Clinical Reasoning: Skills in diagnosing conditions and forming differential diagnoses based on assessment data.
3. Treatment Planning: Developing appropriate management plans for patients, including prescribing and referral when necessary.
4. Emergency Care: Knowledge of how to respond to medical emergencies and provide urgent care.
5. Specialty Knowledge: Depending on your focus area, knowledge in specific clinical specialties (e.g., emergency medicine, general practice, etc.) may be required.
Professional Skills
1. Clinical Guidelines and Protocols: Understanding and application of relevant clinical guidelines and protocols in practice.
2. Research and Evidence-based Practice: Ability to engage with current research, apply evidence to practice, and contribute to clinical audits.
3. Multi-disciplinary Collaboration: Skills to work collaboratively within a healthcare team, communicating effectively with other professionals.
Interpersonal Skills
1. Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to explain complex medical information clearly to patients and families.
2. Empathy and Compassion: Demonstrating sensitivity and understanding of patients' needs and emotions.
3. Management of Difficult Conversations: Skills to handle challenging discussions with patients and families regarding prognosis, treatment options, and emotional support.
Additional Skills
1. Leadership and Management: Some ACP roles may require leadership skills for managing teams or leading initiatives within a practice.
2. Continuous Professional Development: A commitment to lifelong learning and professional development, including obtaining further qualifications relevant to advanced practice.
Qualifications
1. Relevant Degree: Typically, a degree in nursing, paramedicine, or another relevant healthcare field is required.
2. Postgraduate Training: Often a Master’s level qualification in an Advanced Clinical Practitioner program or relevant postgraduate courses.
3. Registration with a Professional Body: Registration with the appropriate regulatory body (e.g., Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) for nurses or Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) for paramedics).
Experience
- Clinical Experience: Previous experience in a clinical role is usually required. The level of experience may vary depending on the specific job role and employer expectations.
 


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