FAQs
What is the primary role of a Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner in the Acute Care Team?
The primary role is to provide daily oversight of the team, manage and lead in response to deteriorating patients, high-risk presentations, and recovery programs.
What type of training will the successful applicant receive?
The successful applicant will participate in a hybrid training program that combines work-based learning and academic study at level 7, including an apprenticeship route onto the MSc degree program for Advanced Clinical Practice.
What are the main duties associated with this position?
Main duties include undertaking clinical and diagnostic assessments, collaborating with other healthcare professionals, leading quality improvement initiatives, and ensuring continuous competency in advanced skills.
Is there a specific focus on leadership in this role?
Yes, the role emphasizes demonstrating a high level of leadership and management skills, as well as promoting a coaching culture in the workplace.
What hospitals does the Acute Care Team cover?
The Acute Care Team covers the Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital and Burnley General Teaching Hospital as part of the East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust.
Who can I contact for further details about the job?
For further details, you can contact Jordana Donnelly, Lead ACP, at jordana.donnelly@elht.nhs.uk or call her at 01254734151.
Will I be required to engage in continuous professional development?
Yes, you will be expected to facilitate your own continuous professional development and apply a proactive approach to self-assessment and development.
What kind of environment will I be working in?
You will be working in a 24/7 critical care outreach service that focuses on acute care across various hospital sites.
Are non-medical prescribing skills part of the training?
Yes, non-medical prescribing is one of the compulsory modules included in the MSc degree program, which will be part of your training.
Will I be required to conduct research?
Yes, conducting research and staying up to date with current evidence-based practices is a key responsibility of the role.