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Job reference: 163206
Salary: Band 5 (£30,229 - £37,664)
Job closing date: 20/09/2023
Job Type: Administrative Services
Location: The Balfour
Employment type: Permanent
Hours Per Week: 37.5
Job posted date: 06/09/2023
Employer (NHS Board): NHS Orkney
Department: Clinical Governance and Quality Improvement

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Clinical Governance and Risk Facilitator
Band 5 £31,733 - £39,168 including Distant Islands Allowance
Full time 37.5 hours per week
Permanent
The Balfour

We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated individual with experience in working across multi-disciplinary teams in health sector environments to join NHS Orkney as part of our clinical governance team.

The principal objective of the post holder is to facilitate and support clinical effectiveness and quality improvement programmes and support the function of clinical governance throughout NHS Orkney.

The post holder will have experience of working within quality assurance, clinical governance, or risk management within a healthcare environment.

The post holder will provide support, guidance, and direction for all professions in all areas to use and develop best clinical practice. Develop and co-ordinate a system for all professionals to recognise triggers for improvement and ensure that they can access support for improvement from this system.

Orkney lies off the northern coast of Scotland, between John O’Groats and the Shetland Isles. The total population is approximately 22,000 with most people living on the Mainland. Kirkwall, the capital, with a population of 7,500, it is the administrative centre of Orkney with a good mix of shops, supermarkets, and businesses. Orkney is a wonderful place to live and work and has been voted the happiest place to live in the UK, offering excellent schools, good leisure facilities, low crime and pollution, unique wildlife, and amazing scenery. The excellent ferry and air connections make travel to the Scottish mainland, Shetland, and even Norway quite easy. There is a rich archaeological history to be explored, as well as many outdoor pursuits, including diving in Scapa Flow, kayaking, walking, cycling, bird watching, and many more. Orcadian culture is rich, with music and arts and crafts well represented, and the St Magnus Music Festival in June is internationally renowned.

If you would like to have an informal discussion regarding this post, please contact Lynn Adam - Healthcare Staffing Lead – lynn.adam4@nhs.scot or phone 01856888117     

This post is subject to a Disclosure Scotland check.

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