Consultant Community Paediatrician and CDS Service Lead
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This 10 PA post is mainly based at Imperial College Health Trust Child Development Service in terms of clinical duties but will have some clinical duties at the Cheyne Child Development Service. In addition, in this service lead post there will be management responsibilities for the Child Development Services across West London Childrens Healthcare (WLCH) which includes both Child Development Services. The service lead element of this post is a fixed term appointment (FTA) of 3 years with an opportunity to take up other clinical duties when this term is over.
This post is suitable for a dynamic Consultant Community Paediatrician who has experience of leadership and management within the NHS as well as extensive experience within Community Paediatrics. Working closely with the Clinical Director for Child Development Services for WLCH the postholder will be essential in providing medical leadership and ensuring that performance targets and standards are met. As part of this it is expected that the postholder will contribute to the strategic development of clinical services and service improvement initiatives and managing clinical quality and performance.
For 8 PAs of the job plan the post holder will undertake clinical work which will be outpatient based and is often as part of the excellent multi-disciplinary teams that operate on both sites. The Child Development sites that are currently used are Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, St. Marys Hospital and two additional sites at Parkview Centre for Health and Woodfield Road Medical Centre.
The remaining 2 PAs additional programme activity (APA) of the job plan will be the service lead component and the postholder will need to provide medical leadership across all these sites. It is essential that the postholder will have wide experience of working with teams internally and externally with excellent collaborative and leadership skills.
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Benefits include career development, flexible working and wellbeing, staff recognition scheme. Make use of optional benefits including Cycle to Work, car lease schemes, season ticket loan or membership options for onsite leisure facilities.
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As part of wider teams, the postholder will be responsible to deliver a comprehensive child development service, child safeguarding service and manage clinical caseloads including referrals for assessment and management of children with developmental concerns (including social communication disorders, ADHD, neurodisabillity and complex needs). The postholder should have experience of child protection medical assessments and educational health needs assessments (EHNAs). The postholder will also be required to work collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams and supervise Specialist Registrars and Clinical Fellows in Community Paediatrics.
The postholder will be required to be involved in clinical audits, Quality Improvement Projects (QIPs) and research within the department. The postholder will need to demonstrate robust clinical leadership and liaise closely with the operational teams in West London Childrens Healthcare. As part of clinical leadership, the postholder will be responsible for effective teams and individual job planning and appraisal. There is an expectation that the postholder will work collaboratively with key stakeholders to promote integration of teams and services ensuring the development and delivery of common goals aligned to the WLCH Vision and Mission.
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