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Hospital Play Specialist Apprentice

County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust·Durham (County Durham)On-siteApprenticeshipInternship
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  • Role responsibilities: Work flexibly across play teams, communicate with children and families, maintain activity data, refer anxious children, and participate in training and education.
  • Key requirements: Attend mandatory training, follow policies and guidelines, and keep accurate records in line with Information Governance policies.
  • Conditions/benefits: Work within the trust's standards, with no specific salary or benefits detailed, and on-site location in Durham, County Durham.
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Job description

To work flexibly across play teams as needed. To communicate appropriately with children / families and all members of the multidisciplinary team To ensure that activity data is maintained in accordance with unit and Trust standards To refer Children and young people who are anxious or have misunderstood their treatments / procedures to Play Specialists within the area To participate in the training and education of other health care professionals to promote awareness of the benefits of normalising and creative play in hospital, both internally and externally To keep accurate and contemporaneous records in line with Information Governance policies and procedures To attend mandatory and statutory training as required according to Trust policies. • Follow agreed policies, protocols and guidelines within the unit and trust. Job description Job responsibilities To work flexibly across play teams as needed. To communicate appropriately with children / families and all members of the multidisciplinary team To ensure that activity data is maintained in accordance with unit and Trust standards To refer Children and young people who are anxious or have misunderstood their treatments / procedures to Play Specialists within the area To participate in the training and education of other health care professionals to promote awareness of the benefits of normalising and creative play in hospital, both internally and externally To keep accurate and contemporaneous records in line with Information Governance policies and procedures To attend mandatory and statutory training as required according to Trust policies. • Follow agreed policies, protocols and guidelines within the unit and trust.

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