FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Delivery Suite Coordinator at University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust?
The main responsibility is to coordinate a busy delivery suite, including overseeing both unplanned and planned care, while ensuring high-quality patient-focused and safe clinical care.
Is cross-site working required for this position?
Yes, while the post is based at Leicester General Hospital, all employees may have the possibility of cross-site working.
What qualifications are necessary for applicants?
Applicants must demonstrate relevant clinical expertise and recent professional development, ideally with experience in leadership roles.
What type of support will new hires receive?
New hires will receive support as they settle into the role, with continued support and ongoing development opportunities as they gain more experience.
What is the expected working schedule for this role?
This role requires participation in a 24-hour roster.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role offers the opportunity to support junior team members in their development and complete appraisals and assessments.
How does this role contribute to patient care?
The Delivery Suite Coordinator is committed to providing high-quality care, prioritizing service users, and establishing safe service provision across all areas.
What values underpin the strategy of University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust?
The values are compassion, pride, inclusivity, and teamwork.
Who should I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Jenny Russell, Matron - Inpatient and Intrapartum Services, at jenny.c.russell@uhl-tr.nhs.uk or call 0116 2584812.
Will I be responsible for management duties in this role?
Yes, the role involves undertaking identified management responsibilities relevant to working in an acute clinical setting.