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UK Inhaler Group seeks replacement Chair
We are looking for a replacement Chair for this important coalition of organisations whose aim is to promote the correct use of inhaled therapies in order to enable patients to have the best quality of life.
If you are passionate about improving the inhaler usage; a clinician with experience in respiratory disease and are prepared to dedicate approximately 10 hrs a month to our work we want to hear from you!
This is a voluntary position, but reasonable travel and other expenses will be reimbursed.
If you are interested in finding out more about the UK Inhaler Group, or the vacancy of Chair, please get in touch with our current Chair Monica Fletcher: m.fletcher@educationforhealth.org
The deadline for applications is 15th July 2017 – for more details, please visit: https://goo.gl/cseqbN
Band 6 Respiratory Support Nurse – James Paget University Hospital
Respiratory Support Nurse
Band 6
Would you like to work in an award winning respiratory nursing team?
We are looking for Respiratory Support Nurse to join the existing team.
As support nurse a minimum of a degree in Nursing (or working towards) will be required. Recent experience in Respiratory care and a familiarity with Non Invasive Ventilation and the management of both the acute and chronic management of all respiratory conditions would be desirable.
The successful applicant will be a Registered Nurse with at least 3 years post registration experience. Evidence of ongoing or recent professional development is required and well as enthusiasm and high level of literacy and communication skills. The successful applicant will be expected to work under the overall supervision of the existing Nurse Specialists but with clinical autonomy according to experience. The following will be considered essential skills in any selection process:
- To be able to demonstrate a strong focus on patient care
- The ability to work well within a small specialist team
- To contribute to the Trust objectives
- To communicate effectively with patients and families on clinical matters
- To communicate effectively with the primary Care team and contribute to their objectives in the care of their patients with respiratory disease.
- To work in a timely, largely self-directed manner within the multi-disciplinary team.
Currently the Service operates core office hours.
Interviews will be held on Tuesday 11th July.
If you think this might be of interest to you and would like more information, please contact Heather Matthews on 3423 or Fiona Lang for an informal discussion.
Full details on NHS Jobs website: biturl.io/jHffS8
