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Lead Theatre Practitioner Robotics

Cromwell Hospital·LondonPermanent
£65 000
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As a Lead Theatre Practitioner Robotics experienced in Urology, Gynaecology and Colorectal, you will be a key part in developing the robotic service at King Edward VII Hospital in line with organisational strategy and will work collaboratively with the multi-disciplinary team to ensure that the full potential of this role is utilized. You will be an independent holistic practitioner, delivering care during the peri-operative period and acting as the patients advocate. • Trained and assessed as fully competent in the skills and activities required of the role to ensure that a high quality of patient care is maintained. • Assist in all aspects of the surgical speciality as required, liaising with members of the surgical team in the delivery of care. • Use specialist knowledge and skills to integrate assessment findings, to plan, implement and evaluate individual programmes of care for own caseload, which is delegated to them e.g., clinician-led clinics against agreed protocols. • Establish effective working relationships with multidisciplinary team, • Demonstrate specialist knowledge and skills in the speciality and to share this with others to positively influence patient care. • Challenge poor practice and inappropriate intervention in relation to speciality. • Lead practice development / service improvement initiatives and innovations related to the patient journey. • Identify the need for service developments to improve clinical effectiveness and efficiency. • Participate in the development and implementation of protocols, policies, and guidelines. • Assess the effectiveness of management plans in achieving long-term patient outcomes. • Provide specialist advice and education for patients and relatives / carers. • Develop educational programmes for patients / carers to promote their understanding and evolve strategies for patient self-management. • Actively safeguard the welfare and safety of patients, visitors, and colleagues. • Ensure safe transfer of patient to recovery area with the appropriate post-operative instructions. • Ensure post operative instructions are communicated. • Document patient care according to hospital policy. Job description Job responsibilities As a Lead Theatre Practitioner Robotics experienced in Urology, Gynaecology and Colorectal, you will be a key part in developing the robotic service at King Edward VII Hospital in line with organisational strategy and will work collaboratively with the multi-disciplinary team to ensure that the full potential of this role is utilized. You will be an independent holistic practitioner, delivering care during the peri-operative period and acting as the patients advocate. • Trained and assessed as fully competent in the skills and activities required of the role to ensure that a high quality of patient care is maintained. • Assist in all aspects of the surgical speciality as required, liaising with members of the surgical team in the delivery of care. • Use specialist knowledge and skills to integrate assessment findings, to plan, implement and evaluate individual programmes of care for own caseload, which is delegated to them e.g., clinician-led clinics against agreed protocols. • Establish effective working relationships with multidisciplinary team, • Demonstrate specialist knowledge and skills in the speciality and to share this with others to positively influence patient care. • Challenge poor practice and inappropriate intervention in relation to speciality. • Lead practice development / service improvement initiatives and innovations related to the patient journey. • Identify the need for service developments to improve clinical effectiveness and efficiency. • Participate in the development and implementation of protocols, policies, and guidelines. • Assess the effectiveness of management plans in achieving long-term patient outcomes. • Provide specialist advice and education for patients and relatives / carers. • Develop educational programmes for patients / carers to promote their understanding and evolve strategies for patient self-management. • Actively safeguard the welfare and safety of patients, visitors, and colleagues. • Ensure safe transfer of patient to recovery area with the appropriate post-operative instructions. • Ensure post operative instructions are communicated. • Document patient care according to hospital policy.

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