FAQs
What age group does the G4 ward specialize in?
The G4 ward specializes in treating children from birth up to 18 years old.
What types of conditions are treated in the G4 ward?
The G4 ward treats a range of surgical, urological, and nephrology conditions, including renal dialysis, tumour resection, and major bladder and bowel surgery.
Is there a rotation offered for staff within the G4 ward?
Yes, a rotation is offered to staff to learn the specialist skill of paediatric haemodialysis.
What skills will I be able to develop in this role?
You will have the opportunity to develop skills in supervision, management, planning, organization, communication, and teamwork.
Are there opportunities for training and development?
Yes, the Children's Hospital offers fantastic training and development opportunities along with dedicated Clinical Facilitators to support staff.
What kind of support can I expect from the ward management team?
You will receive full support in gaining new leadership skills and improving existing ones from the ward management team and matrons.
What are the working hour patterns for this role?
The role requires flexibility to work a full range of shift patterns within a 24-hour shift pattern.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
You need to be a qualified nurse with NMC registration, and have significant post-registration experience in a relevant specialty including acute paediatric nursing.
Is experience in an acute hospital setting required?
Yes, experience in an acute hospital setting is essential for this role.
What are some desirable criteria for applicants?
Desirable criteria include experience in handling adverse events and complaints, appraisal skills, and insight into budget management.
What are the key values of the Trust?
The Trust values are Patient First, Always Improving, and Working Together.