Opportunity to enhance clinical practices through structured quality and audit initiatives, directly impacting patient care and safety.
Collaboration with various clinicians and departments, fostering interprofessional relationships and teamwork within the NHS framework.
Engagement with national bodies and Royal Colleges, providing insights into best practices and the latest developments in clinical audits.
Utilization of strong analytical and communication skills to present complex data, contributing to the continuous improvement of healthcare services.
Responsibility for developing and delivering training programs on clinical audit, playing a key role in staff professional development.
Involvement in monitoring and implementing actionable recommendations, leading to tangible outcomes for quality improvement across the Trust.
Flexibility in work approach, allowing for a dynamic and adaptable working environment that values team collaboration and innovative problem-solving.
Join our dynamic Quality and Audit team at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust as a Quality and Audit Facilitator, where your expertise can make a real difference in healthcare! This role is perfect for those with a keen understanding of the clinical audit cycle and a passion for enhancing quality governance in the NHS. If you possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, and enjoy the challenge of analysing complex data, we want to hear from you!
In this position, you’ll collaborate closely with our dedicated clinicians and staff, providing invaluable advice on clinical audit projects and helping set high audit standards. Your contributions will include designing data collection tools, interpreting National Audit reports, and facilitating training for staff. Plus, you’ll play a key role in developing action plans that drive excellence and ensure our projects stay on track. If you're a team player with a flexible approach and a commitment to quality care, this could be the exciting opportunity you've been looking for!
In this position, you’ll collaborate closely with our dedicated clinicians and staff, providing invaluable advice on clinical audit projects and helping set high audit standards. Your contributions will include designing data collection tools, interpreting National Audit reports, and facilitating training for staff. Plus, you’ll play a key role in developing action plans that drive excellence and ensure our projects stay on track. If you're a team player with a flexible approach and a commitment to quality care, this could be the exciting opportunity you've been looking for!
Opportunity to enhance clinical practices through structured quality and audit initiatives, directly impacting patient care and safety.
Collaboration with various clinicians and departments, fostering interprofessional relationships and teamwork within the NHS framework.
Engagement with national bodies and Royal Colleges, providing insights into best practices and the latest developments in clinical audits.
Utilization of strong analytical and communication skills to present complex data, contributing to the continuous improvement of healthcare services.
Responsibility for developing and delivering training programs on clinical audit, playing a key role in staff professional development.
Involvement in monitoring and implementing actionable recommendations, leading to tangible outcomes for quality improvement across the Trust.
Flexibility in work approach, allowing for a dynamic and adaptable working environment that values team collaboration and innovative problem-solving.
An exiting opportunity has arisen to join our well- established Quality and Audit team as a Quality and Audit Facilitator.
You will have a good understanding of the clinical audit cycle and the general quality governance agenda within the NHS.
You will have excellent communication skills, both verbally and written and will need to be able to analyse and clearly present complex data. You will be expected to work closely with clinicians and staff across the Trust and should have a flexible, team player approach to your work.
The post-holder will:
- Provide advice and support for relevant specialties on clinical audit projects
- Provide support and advice on setting audit standards
- Review and approve clinical audit registrations
- Design data collection tools and provide support with data collection and analysis where applicable
- Liaise with Royal Colleges and other National bodies to co-ordinate the timely collection and submission of data to National Audit projects
- Interpret National Audit reports and provide support with drafting summary reports and presentations for Specialty Governance meetings
- Support in the development of SMART action planning
- Monitor the implementation of recommendations and actions and escalate where appropriate any actions that are off track
- Deliver clinical audit training to staff
- Facilitate the timely production of the Trust's Annual Audit Forward Programme and produce progress reports for the Care Groups
- Monitor progress against the forward audit programme and escalate where appropriate any projects that are off track
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For further details with regard to this vacancy opportunity, please see the attached Job Description and Person Specification.
Please note that this advertised vacancy does not meet the UKVI eligibility requirements for a Skilled Worker Visa and therefore HUTH would not be able to issue a Certificate of Sponsorship for this role.
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