Specialist Palliative Care Physiotherapist inPortsmouth inPortsmouth PUBLISHED 8 NOV 2024
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The HIOW Community Specialist Palliative Care Team is an established fully integrated multi-disciplinary team, embedded in Specialist Services and Community Services. It has clearly defined aims of service, referral pathways and discharge processes.
The Specialist Palliative Care Service provides evidence-based support to adults with a life shortening diagnosis, for both non-malignant and malignant diseases, registered with a Portsmouth City General Practitioner. It is available at any point during a person's life shortening illness, not just at the end of their life, where their symptoms, physical or psychological, have not responded to routine therapeutic interventions.
Following a palliative diagnosis, we aim to empower the patient, working with them and their care givers, to "Live well until they are dying", using a flexible holistic approach. Contacts and support utilise various mediums such as face to face visiting, remote on-line consultation and telephone support.
The service acts as an expert resource in Specialist Palliative Care for other generic services needing advice and guidance for care management and future care planning, through education and support.
- Manage a clinical caseload of complex patients with advanced life limiting diseases as part of the multi-disciplinary Specialist Palliative Care (SPC) team for Solent NHS Trust, working with patients in their homes.
- Conduct advanced physiotherapeutic assessment of adults with deteriorating conditions presenting with diverse, complex health and social care needs. Provide a diagnosis and develop and deliver an individualised treatment plan, as part of a specialist multi-professional team, ensuring the service provided is evidence based, high quality, clinically effective and cost effective.
- All aspects of clinical duties are carried out autonomously. The post holder is supported by the Physiotherapy Team Lead. Robust peer support/review is available from the team through multi-disciplinary team meetings and regular clinical supervision. The post holder is required to deputise for the Physiotherapy Team lead, as well as represent AHPs at Trust and external forums.
- Actively participate in the delivery of educational programmes on topics relating to specialist palliative care to healthcare professionals in different settings. In addition, supervise, educate and assess the performance of physiotherapy students on clinical placement.
- Undertake evidence-based audit and service improvement projects to ensure SPC service provision is of the highest standard. This may lead to the implementation of specific changes to practice as a team or as part of the wider Specialist Palliative Care service.
Further information about the Trust and this role can be found on the Job Description and Person Specification document attached.
We are happy to talk Flexible Working - all requests for flexible working options can be discussed as part of the interview process.
The HIOW Community Specialist Palliative Care Team is an established fully integrated multi-disciplinary team, embedded in Specialist Services and Community Services. It has clearly defined aims of service, referral pathways and discharge processes.
The Specialist Palliative Care Service provides evidence-based support to adults with a life shortening diagnosis, for both non-malignant and malignant diseases, registered with a Portsmouth City General Practitioner. It is available at any point during a person's life shortening illness, not just at the end of their life, where their symptoms, physical or psychological, have not responded to routine therapeutic interventions.
Following a palliative diagnosis, we aim to empower the patient, working with them and their care givers, to "Live well until they are dying", using a flexible holistic approach. Contacts and support utilise various mediums such as face to face visiting, remote on-line consultation and telephone support.
The service acts as an expert resource in Specialist Palliative Care for other generic services needing advice and guidance for care management and future care planning, through education and support.
- Manage a clinical caseload of complex patients with advanced life limiting diseases as part of the multi-disciplinary Specialist Palliative Care (SPC) team for Solent NHS Trust, working with patients in their homes.
- Conduct advanced physiotherapeutic assessment of adults with deteriorating conditions presenting with diverse, complex health and social care needs. Provide a diagnosis and develop and deliver an individualised treatment plan, as part of a specialist multi-professional team, ensuring the service provided is evidence based, high quality, clinically effective and cost effective.
- All aspects of clinical duties are carried out autonomously. The post holder is supported by the Physiotherapy Team Lead. Robust peer support/review is available from the team through multi-disciplinary team meetings and regular clinical supervision. The post holder is required to deputise for the Physiotherapy Team lead, as well as represent AHPs at Trust and external forums.
- Actively participate in the delivery of educational programmes on topics relating to specialist palliative care to healthcare professionals in different settings. In addition, supervise, educate and assess the performance of physiotherapy students on clinical placement.
- Undertake evidence-based audit and service improvement projects to ensure SPC service provision is of the highest standard. This may lead to the implementation of specific changes to practice as a team or as part of the wider Specialist Palliative Care service.
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Further information about the Trust and this role can be found on the Job Description and Person Specification document attached.
We are happy to talk Flexible Working - all requests for flexible working options can be discussed as part of the interview process.
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