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Deputy Clinical EducatorinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED WED 13 NOV 2024

Band 6: £42,939 to £50,697 a year pa inc  PERMANENT 
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Central and North West London NHS Foundation TrustFollow Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to support and mentor students, enhancing their learning experience and professional development.
Engagement in a collaborative environment with experienced Clinical Educators and other healthcare professionals across various services in London.
Involvement in the implementation of innovative educational strategies such as the 'Safe Learning Environment Charter', promoting quality clinical practices.
Ability to influence and contribute to the recruitment and retention of students and staff, ensuring a stable workforce for the trust.
Access to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) opportunities, aiding in personal career growth and expertise in the field.
A role that emphasizes leadership in clinical education, allowing for the sharing of best practices and the fostering of high standards in clinical placements.
Flexibility in the role, with responsibilities that cover various areas of clinical practice and education, making it a diverse and enriching job experience.
The Deputy Clinical Educator position at Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust is designed for a registered nurse with either a mental health or adult qualification, focusing on supporting the professional development of clinical staff and students across various services in London. The role involves liaison with higher education institutions, ensuring students have appropriate supervisors and assessors during placements, and implementing a 'Safe Learning Environment Charter'. The Deputy Clinical Educator will also engage in recruiting and retaining students and clinical staff, offer educational support, and assist with training, including clinical skills like ECG and Venepuncture.

This position requires strong communication and IT skills, as the successful candidate will collaborate with a range of stakeholders and maintain educational records using the Trust's learning management system. Applicants should be committed to fostering an environment that encourages learning and professional growth, while also being actively involved in ensuring high standards of care and safety for students and service users alike.
Opportunity to support and mentor students, enhancing their learning experience and professional development.
Engagement in a collaborative environment with experienced Clinical Educators and other healthcare professionals across various services in London.
Involvement in the implementation of innovative educational strategies such as the 'Safe Learning Environment Charter', promoting quality clinical practices.
Ability to influence and contribute to the recruitment and retention of students and staff, ensuring a stable workforce for the trust.
Access to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) opportunities, aiding in personal career growth and expertise in the field.
A role that emphasizes leadership in clinical education, allowing for the sharing of best practices and the fostering of high standards in clinical placements.
Flexibility in the role, with responsibilities that cover various areas of clinical practice and education, making it a diverse and enriching job experience.

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