FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Head of Nursing position?
The ideal candidate should possess extensive nursing experience across all areas of medicine and surgery, along with evidence of clinical leadership and relevant professional qualifications.
Who does the Head of Nursing report to?
The Head of Nursing reports directly to the Managing Director and is an integral part of the PPU board.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Head of Nursing?
Responsibilities include providing clinical and professional leadership, ensuring adherence to professional standards and regulations, transforming and implementing nursing strategies, and maintaining a high standard of clinical care.
Is there support for professional development in this role?
Yes, the position includes support for relevant training and mentorship to help develop the talent of the successful candidate.
What type of work environment can I expect in this role?
The work environment is dynamic and collaborative, emphasizing clinical excellence, customer service, and the delivery of premium healthcare.
Will I have opportunities to network across departments?
Yes, effective networking across departments, specialties, and geographical locations is encouraged and essential for maximizing resources.
How does the organization view customer service?
The organization believes that exceptional customer service is fundamental to providing premium care and sustaining a healthy financial position.
Can I expect flexible working hours?
Yes, the role offers flexible working hours alongside a range of generous benefits.
Is visibility across multiple sites a part of this role?
Yes, "leading from the front" includes regular visibility across all sites where the PPU operates.
Who can I contact for more information?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Dean Stephen Booth, the Managing Director, via email at giovanna.amata@nhs.net or through the personal assistant, Ms. Giovanna Amata.