You will be trained to undertake upper and lower gastrointestinal endoscopy, directly responsible for identifying, diagnosing and treating the assigned patients. You will be responsible for the efficient and effective provision of the Clinical Endoscopist (CE) service in conjunction with other members of the MDT. They will work with the MDT and contribute to the development, management and delivery of a high quality general and specialist upper and lower GI endoscopy service. The post holder will undertake diagnostic and therapeutic upper and lower endoscopies.
Responsibilities
* Practice autonomously and be self-directed.
* Undertake assessment of individuals using a range of different assessment methods, including physical examination, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests or advanced health needs assessment.
* Draw on a diverse range of knowledge in their decision making to determine evidence based therapeutic interventions; this will include prescribing medication and actively monitoring the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions.
* Actively seek and participate in peer review of their own practice.
* Appropriately define the boundaries of their practice.
* Provide professional leadership and ensure the delivery of a high quality patient centred service across endoscopy services.
* Promote and participate in the implementation of the GHNHSFT NMC strategy and Core Standards and contribute towards achieving the Trust's Objectives.
We are delighted to invite applications for the Trainee Clinical Endoscopist to join our established team of advanced practitioners. You will ideally be educated or working towards Masters Level, with extensive experience in endoscopy. You must be able to demonstrate both technical and non technical skills in managing a list safely, making decisions under pressure and co-ordinating care. You will be a key part of the team providing diagnostic and therapeutic upper/ lower endoscopies. The Trust boasts two purpose built units with onsite bespoke decontamination areas. CGH houses 4 theatre suites and GRH has 3, with plans for expansion in the future. Endoscopy lists also take place at Stroud and Cirencester Hospitals. You will be expected to travel to all sites as part of your role.
You will commence in post at Band 7. You will undertake a bespoke training programme with Health Education England (HEE) for approximately 18 months to 2 years (30 week upper GI training programme with progression to the 40 week colonoscopy training programme) and non-medical prescribing course. Upon completion of the HEE formal training and all identified competencies, you must be capable of undertaking the full remit of the role. You will be appointed to the substantive role at Band 8a. If you leave the role within 2 years of being appointed to the substantive 8a role, you will be liable to repay the associated costs.
We offer a friendly, supportive working environment across the county of Gloucestershire. If you would like to meet the team and have a tour of the Endoscopy Units please contact
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