To support the inpatient medical ward as named physician responsible for patient care
To perform a key role in discharge planning and coordinating approaches with relatives and other agencies
To liaise with patients, relatives/carers and members of the multidisciplinary team to ensure patients receive a high-quality service and are kept informed of progress as appropriate
To lead ward rounds, facilitating multidisciplinary meetings
To manage referrals into the North Monmouthshire/Frailty service, undertaking clinical assessment and treatment planning to ensure patients receive care in the most appropriate setting
To support the delivery of care on the ward and within patients’ homes, as appropriate, providing clinical intervention where required
To signpost and redirect patients to appropriate community services, ensuring care is coordinated and aligned with individual needs
To support early supported discharge to ensure safe and coordinated transitions from hospital to services within the community
To engage in service development initiatives, as appropriate
To contribute to the design, evaluation and improvement of Frailty pathways, ensuring they align with best practice and national guidance
To work collaboratively with senior clinical colleagues, multidisciplinary teams and partners to enhance the effectiveness and reach of Frailty services
To participate in quality improvement programmes and other initiatives promoting safe, efficient and patient-centred care
Regulated Activity & Legal Requirements
Regulated Activity with children and/or adults as defined by the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act (amended by the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012)
Enhanced check with barred list information, including adults barred list check
Applicants must hold full registration and a licence to practice with the GMC
