FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Clinical Lead role?
The primary focus of the Clinical Lead role is to provide expert clinical leadership to enhance the quality of care and outcomes for children and young people with learning disabilities and autism.
How long is this position funded for?
This position is funded for three years by Barts Charity.
Will the Clinical Lead have administrative support?
Yes, the Clinical Lead will be fully supported by a dedicated administrator, allowing them to focus on service improvement and innovation.
What is the expectation for engaging families and external partners?
The Clinical Lead is expected to engage families, carers, and external partners, placing lived experience at the heart of service development.
How does the role intend to improve service delivery?
The role intends to improve service delivery by using data and insights to drive measurable improvements in care and ensuring an evidence-based approach to transformation.
What is Barts Health’s commitment regarding health inequalities?
Barts Health is committed to reducing health inequalities for people with learning disabilities and/or autism by ensuring frontline staff have the skills, knowledge, and confidence to provide high-quality, accessible care.
Is there an emphasis on diversity and inclusion within the hiring process?
Yes, Barts Health particularly welcomes applications from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic candidates, who are underrepresented within the organization at this band.
What are the expectations around bridging care pathways?
The Clinical Lead is expected to bridge the gap between acute and community services, ensuring a smooth and effective care pathway for children and young people.
Can you provide contact information for further inquiries about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Kathe Evans, the Director of Nursing, at kath.evans3@nhs.net.