FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Birth Centre Coordinator?
The primary responsibilities include managing and co-ordinating a midwifery team, supervising and teaching junior midwives and students, leading clinical practice change, and providing high-quality midwifery care for both low and high-risk women.
What types of care will the Birth Centre Coordinator oversee?
The Birth Centre Coordinator will oversee antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal care, including homebirth services and midwifery-led care services.
Who will the Birth Centre Coordinator work closely with?
The Birth Centre Coordinator will work closely with the Clinical Midwifery Manager/Modern Matron.
What is the role of the Birth Centre Coordinator in clinical governance?
The Birth Centre Coordinator is responsible for facilitating the implementation of Clinical Governance within the maternity unit and the community, ensuring adherence to risk management policies.
Will I have the opportunity to teach or mentor students?
Yes, the Birth Centre Coordinator will have the responsibility of supervising and teaching junior midwives and students from various nursing and midwifery programs.
How does North Mid fit into the larger healthcare system?
North Mid is part of the North Central London Integrated Care System, working closely with and coordinating efforts alongside NHS and local authority organizations in Camden, Islington, Barnet, Enfield, and Haringey.
Is training provided for staff members?
Yes, North Mid is committed to ensuring that staff training is facilitated to enable them to provide excellent clinical care, including training opportunities for medical and midwifery students.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Aileen Liddell, the Matron, via email at aileen.liddell@nhs.net or by telephone at 02088872485.