FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Non-medical Prescriber position?
The primary focus of the Non-medical Prescriber position is to deliver non-medical prescribing interventions specifically for service users diagnosed with ADHD within the Neuro Developmental Disorders (NDD) Service.
What educational or professional qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates must be a qualified Non-medical Prescriber, with relevant experience in mental health, particularly in managing ADHD.
Will the Non-medical Prescriber work independently?
Yes, the Non-medical Prescriber will act independently and organize their workload to best meet the service aims while also being part of a multidisciplinary team.
What are the responsibilities related to clinical governance in this role?
The Non-medical Prescriber is responsible for ensuring that Clinical Governance targets are met in relation to prescribing and participating in clinical audits, trials, and research.
Is there support for professional development in this role?
Yes, the Trust provides excellent opportunities for continued professional development (CPD), including an extensive programme of in-house CPD, which is encouraged and supported.
What type of team will the Non-medical Prescriber be working with?
The Non-medical Prescriber will work as part of a multidisciplinary team primarily in Secondary Care settings.
Who can I contact for further details about the job?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Isioma Junior Oriahi, the Service Manager, at isioma.Oriahi@candi.nhs.uk or by telephone at 07973774301.
Are there any additional clinical responsibilities included in the role?
Yes, the role includes providing clinical supervision to nurses and other staff, as well as being proactive in the development and evaluation of service initiatives and policies.
Does the position require participation in clinical audits?
Yes, the Non-medical Prescriber is expected to participate in clinical audits, trials, and research to monitor service quality.
What is the significance of the recent funding increase for the services?
The newly increased funding aims to improve the ADHD and Autism services and decrease wait times for service users in the North Central London Boroughs.