Build a meaningful career and enjoy a healthy work-life balance Make the move to a city that is consistently ranked as one of the most liveable locations in AustraliaEnjoy spectacular beaches, a vibrant arts and event scene, and a plethora of outdoor activities on your doorstepWhere you’ll be working You will be working at Victoria’s largest sub-regional health service and the sub-region’s major specialist referral centre. This is a 282-bed facility providing the highest standard of clinical and patient care to the diverse communities of the region. The hospital is currently undergoing a $384.2 million redevelopment that will deliver a bigger emergency department, more operating theatres, a new paediatric unit, an extra 22 inpatient beds, and dedicated areas for pathology services and dialysis. As Consultant Psychiatrist, you will be responsible for providing medical and psychiatric assessment and care to adults and aged persons. You will join a collegial, multidisciplinary team, offering primary clinical assessment and treatment, as well as secondary consultation, guidance and advice to a range of other healthcare professionals and settings. You will have the opportunity to contribute to the development and promotion of divisional quality improvement activities, including the supervision, training and education of junior doctors, medical students, and registrars. You will also have the opportunities to participate in continued professional development activities. Where you’ll be living You will be living in a coastal city between the idyllic Merri and Hopkins Rivers of Victoria. This is one of the fastest growing regional cities in the state, and a popular tourist destination year-round. Here, you’ll find a catalogue of white-sand beaches, reserves and rivers to explore. You’ll have easy access to stunning landmarks like Logans Beach, Middle Island and Griffiths Island, while also taking advantage of the big city amenities and vibrant arts and dining scenes this seaside region has to offer. Residents here enjoy low traffic, excellent schooling options, and a thriving community embracing a more balanced, laid-back way of life. The city has its own airport, with Melbourne just a 1-hour flight or 3-hour drive away. Salary information Consultant Psychiatrists can expect a competitive salary in line with the VIC Award, plus a range of benefits and incentives, including excellent salary packaging options. Requirements Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP). Psychiatrists eligible for the fast-track registration pathway are encouraged to apply. About us Elective Recruitment is a person-centred recruitment consultancy. Your career progression is just as important to us as your well-being and work-life balance. We are not just another recruitment company; we do things our way and we consult. We have a very clear vision: create great careers, better lifestyles, and add value - and we won’t stop until this is achieved. For access to Consultant Psychiatrist jobs in Victoria join our network today. For a confidential discussion contact the Elective Recruitment Team at +61 2 9137 4300, or apply now!....Read more...
An amazing new job opportunity has arisen for a committed Lead Nurse to work in an exceptional mental health hospital based in the South West London area. You will be working for one of UK's leading health care providers
This is one of the country’s leading mental health treatment centres. They provide fast access to high quality treatment for lots of different conditions, including addictions, depression, anxiety, stress and eating disorders
**To be considered for this position you must be qualified as an RMN or RNLD Nurse with a current active NMC Pin**
As a Lead Nurse your key responsibilities include:
Provide specialist clinical knowledge, expertise and support to the nursing team and wider MDT
Have oversight of the clinical and care needs of all service users, supporting the primary nurses in working with patients, their families, community teams and other stakeholders in meeting the individual needs of each person
Ensure that proactive clinical risk assessment and management are at the centre of planning care and interventions with service users and colleagues
Constructively reviewing and challenging nursing practice in the service, leading by example, and providing expert knowledge to the nursing and wider MDT on a speciality or individual patient basis
Provide education and development of Registered Nurses and HCAs and ensuring that the baseline needs of everyone to practice safely and effectively are met
Contribute to the clinical elements of all nurse induction, preceptorship and related professional activities
Provide clinical supervision and reflective practice sessions with Registered Nurses on an individual or group basis
Undertake competency assessments and supportive practise with Registered Nurses and HCAs
The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:
At least 3 years’ experience working within multidisciplinary teams within relevant clinical settings
A clinical leader who is confident working across organisational boundaries
Experienced in leading on service development projects
An exceptional communicator who tailors your approach according to individual strengths and needs
Adept at working with colleagues across different disciplines, and seniority and skill levels
The successful Lead Nurse will receive an excellent salary of £50,375 - £56,329 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent full time role working 38.5 hours a week. In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:
**£5,000 Welcome Bonus**
Many benefits in line with the NHS
Working with a dedicated multidisciplinary team
NMC Payment in full
Free on-site parking
Subsidised Meals
Free use of onsite gym facilities
Enhanced maternity pay
Flexible benefits including reduced rates and access to new schemes including gym membership, IT technology (laptops/tablets/smartphones) and private healthcare
Access to development opportunities including:
Sponsorship of professional qualifications through our Individual Professional Development (IPD) panel
Improved CPD application & panel process
£250 Contribution towards CPD
Leadership & management development
Support with your Revalidation
Long service award
Reference ID: 6203
To apply for this fantastic job role, please call on 0121 638 0567 or send your CV....Read more...
An amazing new job opportunity has arisen for a committed Lead Nurse to work in an exceptional mental health hospital based in the South West London area. You will be working for one of UK's leading health care providers
This is one of the country’s leading mental health treatment centres. They provide fast access to high quality treatment for lots of different conditions, including addictions, depression, anxiety, stress and eating disorders
**To be considered for this position you must be qualified as an RMN or RNLD Nurse with a current active NMC Pin**
As a Lead Nurse your key responsibilities include:
Provide specialist clinical knowledge, expertise and support to the nursing team and wider MDT
Have oversight of the clinical and care needs of all service users, supporting the primary nurses in working with patients, their families, community teams and other stakeholders in meeting the individual needs of each person
Ensure that proactive clinical risk assessment and management are at the centre of planning care and interventions with service users and colleagues
Constructively reviewing and challenging nursing practice in the service, leading by example, and providing expert knowledge to the nursing and wider MDT on a speciality or individual patient basis
Provide education and development of Registered Nurses and HCAs and ensuring that the baseline needs of everyone to practice safely and effectively are met
Contribute to the clinical elements of all nurse induction, preceptorship and related professional activities
Provide clinical supervision and reflective practice sessions with Registered Nurses on an individual or group basis
Undertake competency assessments and supportive practise with Registered Nurses and HCAs
The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:
At least 3 years’ experience working within multidisciplinary teams within relevant clinical settings
A clinical leader who is confident working across organisational boundaries
Experienced in leading on service development projects
An exceptional communicator who tailors your approach according to individual strengths and needs
Adept at working with colleagues across different disciplines, and seniority and skill levels
The successful Lead Nurse will receive an excellent salary of £50,375 - £56,329 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent full time role working 38.5 hours a week. In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:
**£5,000 Welcome Bonus**
Many benefits in line with the NHS
Working with a dedicated multidisciplinary team
NMC Payment in full
Free on-site parking
Subsidised Meals
Free use of onsite gym facilities
Enhanced maternity pay
Flexible benefits including reduced rates and access to new schemes including gym membership, IT technology (laptops/tablets/smartphones) and private healthcare
Access to development opportunities including:
Sponsorship of professional qualifications through our Individual Professional Development (IPD) panel
Improved CPD application & panel process
£250 Contribution towards CPD
Leadership & management development
Support with your Revalidation
Long service award
Reference ID: 6203
To apply for this fantastic job role, please call on 0121 638 0567 or send your CV....Read more...
An amazing new job opportunity has arisen for a committed Lead Nurse to work in an exceptional mental health hospital based in the South West London area. You will be working for one of UK's leading health care providers
This is one of the country’s leading mental health treatment centres. They provide fast access to high quality treatment for lots of different conditions, including addictions, depression, anxiety, stress and eating disorders
**To be considered for this position you must be qualified as an RMN or RNLD Nurse with a current active NMC Pin**
As a Lead Nurse your key responsibilities include:
Provide specialist clinical knowledge, expertise and support to the nursing team and wider MDT
Have oversight of the clinical and care needs of all service users, supporting the primary nurses in working with patients, their families, community teams and other stakeholders in meeting the individual needs of each person
Ensure that proactive clinical risk assessment and management are at the centre of planning care and interventions with service users and colleagues
Constructively reviewing and challenging nursing practice in the service, leading by example, and providing expert knowledge to the nursing and wider MDT on a speciality or individual patient basis
Provide education and development of Registered Nurses and HCAs and ensuring that the baseline needs of everyone to practice safely and effectively are met
Contribute to the clinical elements of all nurse induction, preceptorship and related professional activities
Provide clinical supervision and reflective practice sessions with Registered Nurses on an individual or group basis
Undertake competency assessments and supportive practise with Registered Nurses and HCAs
The following skills and experience would be preferred and beneficial for the role:
At least 3 years’ experience working within multidisciplinary teams within relevant clinical settings
A clinical leader who is confident working across organisational boundaries
Experienced in leading on service development projects
An exceptional communicator who tailors your approach according to individual strengths and needs
Adept at working with colleagues across different disciplines, and seniority and skill levels
The successful Lead Nurse will receive an excellent salary of £50,375 - £56,329 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent full time role working 38.5 hours a week. In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:
**£5,000 Welcome Bonus**
Many benefits in line with the NHS
Working with a dedicated multidisciplinary team
NMC Payment in full
Free on-site parking
Subsidised Meals
Free use of onsite gym facilities
Enhanced maternity pay
Flexible benefits including reduced rates and access to new schemes including gym membership, IT technology (laptops/tablets/smartphones) and private healthcare
Access to development opportunities including:
Sponsorship of professional qualifications through our Individual Professional Development (IPD) panel
Improved CPD application & panel process
£250 Contribution towards CPD
Leadership & management development
Support with your Revalidation
Long service award
Reference ID: 6203
To apply for this fantastic job role, please call on 0121 638 0567 or send your CV....Read more...
Purpose:
To provide emergency and support services to service users.
To offer advice and information to users, their next of kin and liaising with other departments and outside agencies.
To visit users in their own homes, providing assistance and care to vulnerable adults.
To ensure the provision of a high quality and effective 24 hour service to users of Linkline in accordance with current policies and practices.
Responsibilities:
To answer calls from service users on the computerised calls handling facility in accordance with procedures and the TSA code of practice. Assessing the nature of an emergency call, prioritising the level of urgency and responding accordingly.
To visit service users, driving to their homes, identifying the extent of practical and emotional support required, contacting and liaising with emergency services and other statutory /non statutory agencies when necessary.
To provide emergency assistance in the form of First Aid, resuscitation, personal care and safer moving and handling where necessary
To undertake initial crisis support to users and their families, liaising with Adult teams, specialist hospital teams and other health care professionals.
To be responsible for any follow up action, such as contacting GP's and other medical professionals, user's next of kin and making detailed reports of actions taken.
To undertake referrals to other agencies to assist the service user and provide appropriate information to carers and families
To maintain accurate records and statistics, including the client database, keeping detailed confidential records on all service users for inputting. Liaising with all relevant agencies and ensuring that information is kept in accordance with the Data Protection Act.
Operational
To be available to work shifts on a 7-day rota at times that are appropriate to meet the needs of a 24hour, 365-day service.
To assist with other emergency out of hours services to ensure continuos care to vulnerable adults, installing Telecare sensors if required.
To install Telecare equipment requested by service users, explaining how it works and that of additional health care sensors. Replace faulty units, disconnect and collect equipment that is no longer required. Collect and return service users keys. Regulate stock control procedures on the database.
To promptly inform manufactures of reported equipment failures and faults.
To be aware of safe working practices and Health & Safety procedures, keeping in contact with the alarm response centre at all times e.g. risk assessments.
To use the IT systems to promote efficient and effective working arrangements e.g. SWIFT, electronic mail etc.
Knowledge
Of the issues affecting vulnerable people, including older people, disabled people, people living with domestic violence and people living with chronic illnesses.
Of the relevant legislation and policies relating to vulnerable people.
Of the relevant legislation relating to Health & Safety at work.
Skills
Ability to use Information Technology systems.
Ability to respond effectively and be the first person on scene in emergency situations and render first aid appropriately to service users.
Ability to follow instructions and guidance from medical professionals when more intense first aid is required, such as CPR.
Required
Must hold a full current driving licence and own car.
Must Have Enhanced DBS.
Able to undertake flexible shifts on a rota basis.
Experience in supporting vulnerable people in their own homes or within organisations or in services that provide direct assistance or care.
Experience in carrying out a wide range of general administrative tasks.
Good practical experience of using computerised systems.
Excellent customer care experience.
If interested, please submit CV and call Varsha on 02036913890 between 9am to 5pm (Mon to Fri)....Read more...
Purpose:
To provide emergency and support services to service users.
To offer advice and information to users, their next of kin and liaising with other departments and outside agencies.
To visit users in their own homes, providing assistance and care to vulnerable adults.
To ensure the provision of a high quality and effective 24 hour service to users of Linkline in accordance with current policies and practices.
Responsibilities:
To answer calls from service users on the computerised calls handling facility in accordance with procedures and the TSA code of practice. Assessing the nature of an emergency call, prioritising the level of urgency and responding accordingly.
To visit service users, driving to their homes, identifying the extent of practical and emotional support required, contacting and liaising with emergency services and other statutory /non statutory agencies when necessary.
To provide emergency assistance in the form of First Aid, resuscitation, personal care and safer moving and handling where necessary
To undertake initial crisis support to users and their families, liaising with Adult teams, specialist hospital teams and other health care professionals.
To be responsible for any follow up action, such as contacting GP's and other medical professionals, user's next of kin and making detailed reports of actions taken.
To undertake referrals to other agencies to assist the service user and provide appropriate information to carers and families
To maintain accurate records and statistics, including the client database, keeping detailed confidential records on all service users for inputting. Liaising with all relevant agencies and ensuring that information is kept in accordance with the Data Protection Act.
Operational
To be available to work shifts on a 7-day rota at times that are appropriate to meet the needs of a 24hour, 365-day service.
To assist with other emergency out of hours services to ensure continuos care to vulnerable adults, installing Telecare sensors if required.
To install Telecare equipment requested by service users, explaining how it works and that of additional health care sensors. Replace faulty units, disconnect and collect equipment that is no longer required. Collect and return service users keys. Regulate stock control procedures on the database.
To promptly inform manufactures of reported equipment failures and faults.
To be aware of safe working practices and Health & Safety procedures, keeping in contact with the alarm response centre at all times e.g. risk assessments.
To use the IT systems to promote efficient and effective working arrangements e.g. SWIFT, electronic mail etc.
Knowledge
Of the issues affecting vulnerable people, including older people, disabled people, people living with domestic violence and people living with chronic illnesses.
Of the relevant legislation and policies relating to vulnerable people.
Of the relevant legislation relating to Health & Safety at work.
Skills
Ability to use Information Technology systems.
Ability to respond effectively and be the first person on scene in emergency situations and render first aid appropriately to service users.
Ability to follow instructions and guidance from medical professionals when more intense first aid is required, such as CPR.
Required
Must hold a full current driving licence and own car.
Must Have Enhanced DBS.
Able to undertake flexible shifts on a rota basis.
Experience in supporting vulnerable people in their own homes or within organisations or in services that provide direct assistance or care.
Experience in carrying out a wide range of general administrative tasks.
Good practical experience of using computerised systems.
Excellent customer care experience.
If interested, please submit CV and call Varsha on 02036913890 between 9am to 5pm (Mon to Fri)....Read more...
