Community Night Sister/Charge Nurse

Main duties of the jobThe Urgent Community Response (UCR) Team aspires to provide a 24-hour/7-day responsive NHS community service. The Band 6 UCR Practitioner can be a Nurse, Allied Health Practitioner or Paramedic. There is the flexibility within the multidisciplinary team to work across days, nights and to do internal rotation, this advert is for predominantly for out of hours, and you can work autonomously, managing patient assessments within the specialty whilst working as part of the larger multidisciplinary team, delivering individualised and personalised direct patient care to patients across North West Surrey in conjunction with the wider Integrated Care System.Please note we do NOT offer UKVI sponsorship, all applicants require right to work in the UK.Main duties of the jobTo work closely with the UCR clinicians and Clinical Lead as well as (ACPs) & Clinical Leads for frailty, Community Nursing, Frailty GPs, Adult Social Care, community services and the third sector to provide fast reactive services for patients to support acute hospital admission avoidance where appropriate with a focus on the 9 Common Critical Conditions- Falls; Decompensation of Frailty; Reduced Function/Decondition/reduced mobility; Urgent equipment provision, Confusion / Delirium, Palliative / EOL crisis support; Urgent Catheter Care, Urgent support for diabetes; Unpaid Carer breakdown.https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/B1406-community-health-services-two-hour-urgent-community-response-standard.pdfPlease see JD for full details of job role and main dutiesAbout usCSHSurrey are part of the NHS and are Surrey's longest established NHS community services provider, so our employees get NHS pay and pensions, and also receive the Fringe High-Cost Allowance of 5%.Our staff enjoy excellent training and development opportunities, including the care certificate, apprenticeships, numeracy and literacy courses, access to the Nursing Associate programme, and a wide variety of management and leadership courses and programmes.We CARE about our staff through our values of Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence. Our active employee council called The Voice elect employee representatives to ensure colleagues' voices are heard at Board level. CSH is a diverse organisation, if you are a passionate, person-focused individual then apply to join CSH Surrey todayWe welcome candidates from all backgrounds who meet the essential criteria of the job you are applying for and if you require any reasonable adjustments, please contact the named individual for this advert, or our recruitment team.Job responsibilities1.1 To work closely with the UCR clinicians and Clinical Lead as well as (ACPs) & Clinical Leads for frailty, Community Nursing, Frailty GPs, Adult Social Care, community services and the third sector to provide fast reactive services for patients to support acute hospital admission avoidance where appropriate with a focus on the 9 Common Critical Conditions - Falls; Decompensation of Frailty; Reduced Function/Decondition/reduced mobility; Urgent equipment provision, Confusion / Delirium, Palliative / EOL crisis support; Urgent Catheter Care, Urgent support for diabetes; Unpaid Carer breakdown.1.2 To provide advanced assessment and care planning, including history taking and physical assessment for patients with frailty.1.3 To work closely with the frailty GPs, Advanced Clinical Practitioners & Clinical Leads for UCR & Frailty, adult social care and the third sector carers and patients to assist in proactively identifying and managing patients with frailty and supporting them and their carers in the development and delivery of personalised care plans.1.4 To provide strong holistic assessment and treatment planning of patients with frailty, without direct supervision.1.5 To work in conjunction with a wide range of clinical colleagues and specifically, primary care and community teams and Social Care professionals, leading and facilitating a patient or client focused, co-ordinated case management approach across primary and secondary care for people who are most vulnerable to, and at high risk of repeat admission to hospital.1.6 To participate in and influence efforts across health and social services to shape multi-disciplinary pathways designed to support patient choice, improve quality of life, promote self-management and assure early intervention through the proactive provision of care in or as close to the patients own home as possible.1.7 The UCR clinician will work across the caseload and the single point of access or (equivalent), using their clinical skills to identify the needs of patients and the correct services to liaise with.1.8 The UCR clinician will provide expertise within their professional discipline, to the wider team.1.9 Provide professional leadership within the team, supporting the Clinical leads for UCR, and the Band7 Team Leads in managing the team and ensuring safe and effective staffing levels and provision of resources to ensure continuous service delivery and enhancing clinical practice.1.10 Advise on the promotion of health and prevention of illness and provide information to individuals and groups to prevent disease, where possible. Recognise situations that may be detrimental to health for example housing, social and economic factors and refer to an appropriate agency and liaise with members of the Community Care Team.1.11 To provide case management using extended skills where appropriately trained to avoid hospital admission and manage sometimes complex clinical needs in the community setting.1.12 To provide assessment of patients, using analytical and judgment skills. To provide appropriate patient centred treatment using evidence-based practice wherever possible. Patients will present with acute or chronic conditions and complex multi-system pathologies e.g. neuro, respiratory conditions, orthopaedic rehabilitation and age-related deterioration.1.13 To devise effective, personalised plans of care for each patient with specific therapeutic knowledge, recognising them as an individual. The plan of care, which has been developed in conjunction with the patient, carer, and relevant others, should be outcome based and ensure appropriate pathways of care and communication via liaison and referral to other agencies as required.1.14 The goals and objectives of any intervention are clearly established and negotiated, and where appropriate can be assessed through use of outcome measures/ objective markers.1.15 To provide a holistic and therapeutic treatment programme or where appropriate direct the intervention as necessary through UCR Band 5 Clinicians, Community Rehab Assistants, HCAs or other members of the multi-disciplinary team.Person SpecificationSkillsExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsBroad range of enhanced clinical skillsAbility to advocate patient issuesAbility to demonstrate leadership skillsDemonstrates organisational skills: including the ability to make decisions and to prioritiseAbility to understand and interpret research findings/evidence-based care and apply to practice.Good knowledge of health and safety and risk managementComputer literate including emails and spreadsheets.Effective written and verbal communication skillsPersonal QualitiesCar driver with valid licence and access to a car for work purposesReliable and flexibleAbility to work well in stressful situationsInnovative and adaptableCommitment to attend forums or training as learning needs are identifiedExperienceA minimum of two years post registration experienceExperience of caseload management including responsibility for complex care packages for vulnerable peopleExperience, underpinned by knowledge of working with and understanding the complex needs of patients in a primary care/community settingInvolved in the implementation and management of changeEvidence of innovative practiceExperience of initiating or participating in clinical audit/research relating to clinical practiceParticipates in regular clinical supervisionExperience of working with long-term conditions and frailtyQualificationsRegistered General Nurse/ Registered Mental Health Nurse/Practitioner or BSc/Diploma leading to inclusion on the Health and Care ProfessionsCouncil Register as an Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist or ParamedicPost registration qualification or University DegreeTeaching and assessing qualification Mentorship or equivalent mentorship qualification PETALSMasters degree or equivalent experience gained by undertaking on-going personal development and trainingAHP candidateDisclosure and Barring Service CheckThis post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.£40,617 to £48,778 a year includes high cost area supplements (HCAS) #J-18808-Ljbffr