Fixed Term opportunities to Trial something New to Become a Clinical expert in Gastrointestinal & Liver disease on a Brand New Refurbished Ward B2 (Currently C2).
1. Opportunity Overview: You will have the chance to become a clinical expert in caring for patients with conditions of the Gastrointestinal tract (e.g., IBD), Liver Disease, pancreatic issues, GI bleeds, Alcohol Dependency, Eating Disorders, and Palliative care.
2. Professional Development: Your journey includes a comprehensive induction, mentoring, in-house and trust-wide study days to gain specialist knowledge. You will work alongside the inflammatory bowel disease team, nutritional team, dieticians, alcohol care, and Hepatology CNS. Shadow shifts in Endoscopy are also available during induction.
3. End Goals: By the end of the fixed term, you will be highly competent in managing patients with complex needs related to gastroenterology, providing a strong foundation for your professional growth.
4. Team and Environment: Join a diverse, talented, and motivated team committed to excellent patient-centered care. The organization invests in staff well-being and offers flexible working arrangements.
5. Support and Training: Successful candidates will receive tailored training to develop extended skills such as venepuncture, cannulation, catheterisation, NG placement, ascitic drains, and PICC lines. You will have access to a wealth of knowledge from consultants, specialty doctors, and specialist nurses.
6. Additional Information: The Humber Health Partnership is a major NHS entity serving over 1 million patients annually, comprising NLAG and HUTH Trusts, with significant research contributions and a commitment to developing a diverse and inclusive workforce.
7. Website Update: Please replace the old website link with the new one in the detailed JD and main responsibilities section: https://join.humberhealthpartnership.nhs.uk/
8. Contact for Further Details: Name: Stella Macheo, Job Title: Matron, Email: stella.macheo1@nhs.net, Phone: 07919917593
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