FAQs
What qualifications are required to become an Admiral Nurse?
You must be a Registered Nurse with a valid NMC registration and have demonstrable experience in dementia care.
What kind of experience is preferable for this role?
Experience working with people living with dementia and their families is essential.
What are the primary responsibilities of an Admiral Nurse?
Admiral Nurses provide specialist dementia nursing support, psychological support to families, educate healthcare professionals, lead care plan development, and advocate for families within healthcare settings.
Is there any training provided for this role?
Yes, training and support for this role are provided in conjunction with Dementia UK.
What qualities are we looking for in an Admiral Nurse?
We are looking for candidates with strong communication skills, compassion, empathy, and the ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
What are the goals of the organization for 2023-2030?
The goals include providing high-quality care for all, being a great place to work, forming partnerships for impact, and achieving excellence in research and education.
How does the organization approach health equality?
The organization is committed to embedding health equality in all processes and actively reducing avoidable differences in healthcare experienced by some people, in partnership with communities.
Who can I contact for more information about the role?
You can contact Charlotte Leeds, Matron - Restrictive Practice at charlotte.leeds@uhl-tr.nhs.uk or 07866 836509, or Wendy Clarke, Lead Nurse at wendy.clarke@uhl-tr.nhs.uk or 07950 853566.
What values underpin the organization’s strategy?
The strategy is underpinned by values of compassion, pride, inclusivity, and teamwork.