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The shift pattern for this post is Monday – Friday, 8 – 12 hour shifts.
The Band 8A Lead Acute Oncology ANP is an experienced ANP who has an advanced clinical role and is also responsible for leading, managing and developing staff within the Beatson Acute Oncology Assessment unit, and the Acute Oncology Service based at QEUH, as well as future development of other AO services across GGC. This is a very motivated, and competent team and a supportive, dynamic working environment.
The AOAU provides unscheduled care to patients presenting / becoming unwell in out-patient and day case treatment areas, as well as those accessing services via the Cancer Treatment Helpline. A nurse led model of care underpins the AOAU which is run by experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioners. Staff in the Acute Oncology Assessment Unit (AOAU) work collaboratively to assess and manage unwell patients with cancer whilst ensuring timely referral to appropriate level of medical staff and admission of patients to an inpatient ward where appropriate. Where possible, patients will be managed as day cases and discharged home.
Applications are sought from experienced ANPs within an acute care or oncology specialty, who have a minimum of 10 years experience, 5 of those as a senior nurse. Specialist Oncology experience not necessary as long as you have substantial experience of working as an ANP in an acute specialty and you are an experienced leader/manager of staff with a proven track record. Competence in the provision of acute care to the highest standard is required, as well as evidence of sound clinical decision making as an ANP. Substantial leadership and management experience within an appropriate clinical environment is essential together with knowledge and training equivalent to Masters level. Must have completed clinical assessment course and NMP training. Ward and staff management experience desirable. Applicants must have excellent communication skills to support working across professional boundaries.
Applicants must be a Registered General Nurse with current NMC registration and provide evidence of continuing professional development.
Informal Contact: Cathy Hutchison, 0141 301 7080, Cathy.hutchison@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
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