FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Haematology Day Case Staff Nurse?
The main responsibilities include assessing care needs, developing and evaluating care programmes, documenting patient conditions, performing nursing procedures, and taking charge of the clinical area when competent in team management skills.
Is the Haematology Day Case Staff Nurse expected to manage staff?
Yes, once competent in team management skills, the Haematology Day Case Staff Nurse is expected to take charge of the clinical area on a regular basis.
Will I be responsible for documenting patients' conditions?
Yes, documenting the condition and progress of patients is part of the job responsibilities, along with reporting any areas of concern to medical or senior nursing staff.
Are there specific policies and procedures that need to be followed?
Yes, the Haematology Day Case Staff Nurse must comply with all Trust policies, particularly those related to staff and patient safety.
Do I need to educate other staff members?
Yes, the role involves demonstrating clinical procedures to both registered and unregistered staff as required.
Is it important to stay updated on developments in patient care and treatment?
Yes, maintaining awareness of developments in the care and treatment of patients is essential to carry out duties competently and efficiently.
Will I be working closely with other clinical areas?
Yes, the Haematology Day Case Staff Nurse will liaise with other clinical areas to provide appropriate policies, education, and clinical expertise for managing patients with special requirements.