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Senior Physiotherapist - Central London - at Kings College Hospital

2010-02-19 11:42:59

Location: Central London
URL: www.kch.nhs.uk/careers

Description:

Following successful project work, the Trust has agreed to the formation of a new Therapy Team to manage patients in the Specialist Medicine Division. The team will concentrate on patients with Haematological disorders including cancers. The in-patients are within a 31 bedded unit of which 14 beds are isolation cubicles.

The team consists of the following posts:
• 1.0 band 7 Occupational Therapist
• 1.0 band 6 Physiotherapist (part of respiratory rotation)
• 0.6 band 6 Speech and Language Therapist
• 1.0 band 3 Rehab Assistant

The team will be managed by a Head of Physiotherapy to help ensure the service as a whole is fully evaluated with each profession having support from the relevant clinical lead. We expect publications from this service particularly as it is so innovative.

The main aims of the team will be to:
• Reduce length of stay by maintaining optimum functional performance and fitness particularly during Bone Marrow Transplants and by tight discharge planning
• To minimise the impact of fatigue
• To reduce and manage and anxiety or depression
• Ensure patients have symptoms minimised or treated quickly – e.g. swallowing problems due to mouth ulceration
• Ensure patients are discharged to their preferred place
• To work with Specialist Medicine on the Improving Flow Project
• To increase expertise and input to other haematology patients
• To scope need of input for out-patients and set up relevant service

Band 6 Physiotherapist – 37.5 hours per week
We are looking for a physio with experience in a wide range of junior rotations with a particular interest in respiratory care so we are inviting applications from HPC-registered physiotherapists with critical care and chronic respiratory experience.

The in-patient respiratory team is facilitated by 3 Clinical Lead Physiotherapists. You will receive a very high standard of training and gain a wealth of experience. For example, there are 10 Level 3 Neuro and Surgical beds, 6 Level 3 medical beds and 15 Liver critical care beds with a total of 38 Level 2 beds throughout the hospital.

The rotations last 7 months and are in the following areas:
• Cardio-thoracics and cardiac rehab
• Medicine and NIV
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Liver and Renal
• Pulmonary and Renal Rehab
• Neuro-surgery
• Haematology (new post)

Application form and full information is available from www.kch.nhs.uk/careers

For further information, please contact Tracey Mathieson, Clinical Lead Respiratory Physiotherapist, on 020 3299 4917 or via e-mail tracey.mathieson@nhs.net

Interviews: week commencing 22nd March 2010

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Senior Clinical Coding Officer Clinical Coding - East London - at Newham University Hospital NHS Trust

2010-02-19 11:36:27

Location: East London
Description:

Located in the heart of London’s East End, Newham University Hospital NHS Trust serves the most diverse and fastest growing population in the UK. Newham itself is a vibrant borough that is undergoing one of the country’s most ambitious regeneration schemes including Stratford City, the Channel Tunnel rail link, Dockland developments and is the host borough of the 2012 London Olympics. This is an exciting time to join an organisation working towards becoming a Foundation Trust.

Senior Clinical Coding Officer
Clinical Coding Department
Band 5
Permanent Contract
Full Time 37.5 hrs per week
Salary- £24,049 – £30,864 per annum inc HCAA Job Ref No- 258-TA-036-10

The team has recently gone through a restructure which provides the basis of a clearly defined career pathway for conscientious and innovative coder.
The trust is moving towards a reduction in the use of paper notes in the longer term so experience of using electronic packages is required. The coder will also be integral to the business processes of the trust and will be liaising with clinicians and managers when necessary.

This is an excellent position for enthusiastic and career minded individual who wish to pursue a career in the NHS.

Job Summary
The post holder will report to the Team Leader Clinical Coding Manager they will be responsible for-

Delivery of accurate and timely coding of patients records Assist in the development of electronic coding Represent the coding function at business meetings Working towards the ACC qualification.

Mentoring Junior Colleagues

We are looking for an experienced clinical coder who can contribute to the overall effectiveness of the team and assist in the progression to electronic coding. Communication skills will be important as well as the ability to present data in a meaningful way.

The post holder will be supported in the objective of qualified coders and will be able to plan and organise their area of work in conjunction with the team co-ordinator.

The post holder would be required to liaise with clinical staff on a regular basis and be able to implement processes to ensure that the coding team become more integrated in clinical discussions/forums.

For Informal enquiries please contact – Barbara Perry Clinical Coding Manager 0207 363 9148 barbara.perry@newhamhealth.nhs.uk

Closing Date- Sunday 28th February 2010
Proposed Interview Date- Thursday 18th March 2010

We reserve the right to expire vacancies prior to the advertised closing date once we have received a sufficient number of application’s, therefore applicants are advised to apply at the earliest opportunity.

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL AT THE SHORTLISTING STAGE INTERVIEW DETAILS WILL BE SENT TO YOU VIA EMAIL GIVEN ON YOUR APPLICATION FORM OR A EMAIL THROUGH NHS JOBS. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU CHECK YOUR EMAIL REGULARLY AFTER APPLICATION.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU READ THE JOB DESCRIPTION AND PERSONAL SPECIFICATION AND THAT YOU’RE SUPPORTING INFORMATION REFLECTS THIS, AS YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE ASSESSED AGAINST THESE CRITERIA.

Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to write to each applicant to inform them of the outcome. If you have not heard from us within four weeks of the vacancy closing date, please assume that your application was unsuccessful this time.

In submitting an application form, you authorise Newham University Hospital NHS Trust to confirm any previous NHS service details via the Electronic Staff Record Inter Authority Transfer process should you be appointed to the post.

In keeping with the promotion of smoke free environments and better health, the Newham University Hospital NHS Trust operates a No Smoking Policy.

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Registered Nurse & Band 6 - Central London - at Newham University Hospital NHS Trust

2010-02-19 11:27:31

Location: Central London
URL: www.newhamuniversityhospital.nhs.uk

Description:

Directorate of Operations

Be part of a winning team… Are you looking for a challenge to get your career off the starting block…?

Newham University Hospital NHS Trust cares for one of the youngest, fastest-growing and most diverse populations in the country and with major developments such as the 2012 Olympics and Stratford City on our doorstep we are ensuring our workforce is ready to meet the new challenges and opportunities these will bring us and our local population. Our teams are recognised nationally for their excellence in a number of areas including Diabetes, Bilingual Health Advocacy, Chest Pain Clinic, communications and good corporate citizenship. We have a great track record in investing in training and development for our staff so that they can meet their full potential and provide the very best possible service to patients.

If you think you have what it takes, we’d love to hear from you.
On your marks, set, go…..

Registered Nurse
A&E
Band 6
Permanent Contract
Full Time 37.5 hrs per week
Salary: £28,555 – £37,692 per annum inc HCAA

Newham University Hospital is a busy hospital in the heart of East London. The Accident and Emergency sees approximately 84,000 patients a year with a variety of illness and injuries. We are currently looking to employ Band 6 Registered Nurses within our Accident and Emergency Department.

We are looking for Band 6 nurses who are enthusiastic and hardworking and enjoy a challenge and working in a high energy environment. Opportunities exist for dual-trained (Adult and Paediatric) Registered Nurses to participate in internal rotation between the two areas. The emergency department offers a unique insight into East London life and its associated medical conditions, illness and emergencies. We strive towards delivering high standard of care to our patients and their families. We provide extensive in-house training and have wide access to courses at City University. Internal rotation operates, covering different times of day and night, as well as weekends.

In addition to the main Emergency Department we have a 22-bedded Emergency Assessment Area (EAA), where patients admitted under specialty teams can undergo assessment and investigation in a more comfortable environment. Opportunity to work solely in this setting is available for those who enjoy working in a ward area, and wish to develop their skills in this area.

We need nurses who can:
•Work as part of a multi disciplinary team
•Be enthusiastic and motivated
•Enjoy a challenge

You will possess the following skills:

Core skills
•Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
•Desirable: Preparation for Mentorship (or equivalent)
•Desirable: ALS/ APLS/ Trauma course
•Commitment to personal and professional development
Emergency Department Emergency Assessment Area
•At least three years post registration experience, with at least one years recent experience in an Emergency Department
•Desirable: Course 199/NO3 •
At least three years post registration experience, with experience in an Emergency Department, acute medical and/or acute surgical setting
•Desirable:E Course – 199/NO3

Informal visits are encouraged, please contact Robin Khariuk, Professional Development Nurse via email at robin.khariuk@newhamhealth.nhs.uk, or the nurse in charge on 0207 363 8587

Closing Date: Sunday 07th March 2010

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL AT THE SHORTLISTING STAGE INTERVIEW DETAILS WILL BE SENT TO YOU VIA EMAIL GIVEN ON YOUR APPLICATION FORM. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU CHECK YOUR EMAIL REGULARLY AFTER APPLICATION.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU READ THE JOB DESCRIPTION AND PERSONAL SPECIFICATION AND THAT YOU’RE SUPPORTING INFORMATION REFLECTS THIS, AS YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE JUDGED AGAINST THESE CRITERIA.

To find out more about the environment you could be working in, please visit www.newhamuniversityhospital.nhs.uk www.gatewaysurgicalcentre.nhs.uk
In keeping with the promotion of smoke free environments and better health, the Newham University Hospital NHS Trust operates a No Smoking Policy.

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Senior Pharmacy Technician - Band 5 - North London - at NHS Foundation Trust

2010-02-06 12:09:18

Location: North London
Description:

Applicants must have a qualification at NVQ Level 3 / BTEC in Pharmaceutical Sciences and have or be willing to obtain an Accredited checking Technician qualification on appointment. The applicant must be registered as a qualified technician with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and have two years post qualification experience in a hospital environment with skills in delivering technician led pharmacy services, training and development to staff.

Applicants should be enthusiastic, motivated and have demonstrated the ability to manage change, improve quality and develop and deliver a pharmacy service as part of a wider healthcare team. Good communication, influencing and writing skills are essential.

The post holder will be required to:

- Work as part of the wider prison healthcare team to deliver a comprehensive medicines management service to young people and young adults at HMYOI Feltham, which complies with medicines, controlled drugs and HMP legislation.

- Develop the role of pharmacy technician at HMYOI Feltham.

- Input into the development of policy, procedures for use of pharmaceuticals at HMYOI Feltham and CNWL Foundation Trust.

- Identify opportunities to improve access to pharmacy services by patients and healthcare staff at HMYOI Feltham and in CNWL Foundation Trust.

- Provide training to staff, patients and carers at HMYIO Feltham and CNWL Foundation Trust.

UNIT INFORMATION;

The Addiction and Offender Care Directorate is one of the largest substance misuse services in the UK, providing services to adults at an in-patient detox unit in Ealing and outpatient treatment centres in Brent, Ealing, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster. We also provide services to HMPS Wormwood Scrubs and HMPS Royal Holloway.

The Trust has a strong commitment to advancing pharmacy practice and embedding effective medicines management systems into the care of our service users. The Trust is continuing to expand and develop its pharmacy and medicines management services with the addition of a Trust wide medicines information service and medicines helpline for service users and carers. We are committed to developing our staff through structured continuing education, CPD programmes and higher qualifications in clinical pharmacy.

You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team that is closely integrated with the wider prison team at HMYOI Feltham to deliver healthcare services to the primary care, mental health, sexual health and substance misuse units.

The post offers an excellent opportunity for an enthusiastic technician to develop the pharmacy technical service and promote the role of pharmacy technician at HMYOI Feltham. The post holder will be required to ensure the timely the supply and safe storage of medicines to clinical areas as well to support the development and implementation of medicines related polices and procedures and the supply of medicines to patients. You will also develop skills in patient education and providing medicines information to young people and young adults as well as in delivering training to health care staff on aspects of medicines management.

We have an ambitious agenda at HMYOI Feltham. You will be able to build and develop your skills as a technician in primary car, mental health and substance misuse treatments in a prison environment.

We invite suitably qualified pharmacy technicians with excellent communication skills and a demonstrable commitment to pharmaceutical care to apply for this position.

ENQUIRIES:
Anita Gundecha, Lead Pharmacist, Addiction & Offender Care Directorate. Contact at anita.Gundecha@nhs.net or tel; 020 8383 7372

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Medical Writer - South London - at Fresh Connect Recruitment

2010-01-23 13:15:42

Location: South London
Description:

Do you have the ability and enthusiasm to work in a successful, fun and fast- paced environment? This could be the medical communications challenge you have been seeking! **

A pioneering, results-orientated, creative medical communications agency has an exciting opportunity for a Medical Writer to join their team, based in Kent.

As Medical Writer, you will be responsible for providing high quality educational materials for the pharmaceutical industry and other bodies. With a clear demonstrable competence in scientific and commercial writing, you will target different audiences; enhancing understanding of the oncology therapeutic area (amongst others) and supporting your clients in meeting their strategic objectives. You will also help to build client and KOL advocacy.

To take advantage of this diverse role, you will have a degree in a life science (or medically related subject) coupled with relevant medical writing experience. You will also have the ability to adapt quickly to different therapeutic areas. As well as having a clear passion for communicating scientific and medical ideas, you will be able to work across a wide range of printed and multimedia materials. Knowledge of Publication Planning would be a distinct advantage.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity, reap the rewards now! Apply today!

For this and similar vacancies, please contact Gary Hoult on 020 7788 4343 or email gary@fresh-connect.co.uk

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Nurse for a Private Practice (Richmond) - Central London - at Richmond

2009-11-07 06:07:16

Location: Central London
Description:

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our multi-dissplinary team, focussing on the specialist needs of woman, children and undertaking occupation health. You will work alongside our team of GP’s, Paediatricians and Gynaecologist offering private services to local and international families. The post-holder will gain experience in working within the British, German and French health systems which makes this a fantastic career development opportunity. In addition to the hands-on nursing required you will also have the opportunity to take on project work and assist with policy development. We offer: – On going advise for your career development – A free uniform, CRB check and NMC renewal – A no-fuss approach to paperwork – Work regular office hours – The work is available full-time or part-time, temporary or permanent The practice is based in Richmond close to the River Thames and Richmond Park. The facilities are modern and newly refurbished. We are interested interested in applicants who are fluent in English and an additional language such as German will be an advantage. Please call Johanna Renz on 07766671117 or email

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Health & Safety Technical Auditor - Central London - at JAM Recruitment Limited

2009-03-15 07:07:34

Location: Central London
Description:

Salary £17,000 + car & Training of 2.5k

A highly prestigious facilities management company are now looking to expand their SHEQ Team by bringing on and training a competent people person. In return you will be put through a rigorous training programme with the company in the view to gaining your NEBOSH Diploma and moving towards Chartered Status with IOSH.

Your main responsibilities will be to travel around the UK visiting existing clients and servicing their H&S needs in:

· Site Audits

· Technical Support

· Engineer Audits

· Reporting on Client Satisfaction

· H&S Compliance

· Ensure the Required Level of Service is Maintained to Clients

You must come from a facilities Management background and hold a NEBOSH General Certificate or Equivalent.A HNC/HND in an Engineering Discipline is highly desirable.You must be a people person and be able to build up strong relationships with clients with the confidence and ability to work on your own or as part of a team.A full UK driving licence is essential.

If you would like to apply for the position please submit your C.V to the address below and ring me to discuss the vacancy in detail.

Please forward your most up-to-date CV together with salary details to p.Gorton@jamhealthandsafety.co.uk quoting ref 020549/PG by calling Paul Gorton on 0845 056 0039 for an informal chat.

JAM Recruitment Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. In compliance with the new regulations (April 2004) in place under the Employment Agencies Act, JAM Recruitment Ltd will require proof of identification. A current copy of a passport, driving licence, ID card or NI card will be required as part of the registration process. Email and faxed copies are acceptable.

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Health & Safety Co-ordinator - Central London - at JAM Recruitment Limited

2009-03-15 07:04:10

Location: Central London
Description:

Salary £14,000 – £17,000 Depending on experience

A respected friendly family run company are now looking to expand their H&S team by appointing a health & safety consultant. In return the company will offer training and guidance in the art of H&S.

Your main responsibilities for this position will be to provide assistance to the H&S Manager in report writing, risk assessments and auditing whilst undertaking training in the view to becoming the main H&S person on site.

This vacancy is suitable for someone with a minimum of an IOSH Managing Safely Certificate (ideally NEBOSH General Certificate) with a basic understanding of H&S. A full UK driving licence is essential as travel around the East Midlands to their other sites will be apart of the role.You must be confident in dealing with people at all levels from shop floor up to senior management and be very career minded.

If you would like to apply for the position please submit your C.V to the address below and ring me to discuss the vacancy in detail.

Please forward your most up-to-date CV together with salary details to p.Gorton@jamhealthandsafety.co.uk quoting ref 020584/PG by calling Paul Gorton on 0845 056 0039 for an informal chat.

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Health & Safety Advisor - Central London - at JAM

2009-03-15 04:11:32

Location: Central London
Description:

A Health & Safety Adviser is required for a contract position for a global organisation. The role will involve preparing workstation risk assessments, maternity cases and any health and safety risk assessments. Responsibilities will also include organising first aid training, fire training, health and safety risk assessments for buildings and provide advice to the corporate legal team on health and safety related matters.

As the successful candidate you’ll have experience of the following:

Risk assessment

First aid training

CDM regulations

Retail background

Health and hygiene within catering facilities

Advising on maternity

Essential to the role will be a candidate with IOSH / NEBOSH qualifications as well as an excellent communicator who can work with staff at all levels.

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