FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Nursing Assistant at MFT?
Nursing Assistants at MFT are responsible for providing high-quality nursing care, supporting vulnerable adults, and working as part of a motivated team to deliver empathetic and dignified care to patients in complex and distressing situations.
Is experience working in teams necessary for this role?
Yes, experience of working in teams is essential for the Nursing Assistant position at MFT.
Are there specific personal qualities required for this position?
Yes, outstanding personal qualities such as self-motivation, effective communication skills, and a professional aptitude to work are required.
What support is available for applicants who may not have specific healthcare qualifications?
Applicants with transferable skills and experience but lacking formal qualifications may be considered for an apprenticeship role, subject to eligibility checks.
What is the scale of MFT as an NHS Trust?
MFT is one of the largest NHS Trusts in England, with a turnover of £2.8 billion and providing services for 1 million patients each year.
How does MFT approach innovation and technology in healthcare?
MFT has created a digitally enabled organization to improve clinical quality and operational effectiveness, including the introduction of the Hive Electronic Patient Record system launched in September 2022.
Is there an emphasis on research and education within MFT?
Yes, MFT is a major academic Research Centre and Education provider, encouraging and facilitating high-quality research programs.
What initiatives is MFT pursuing to promote sustainability?
MFT is embarking on a Green Plan aimed at making healthcare more sustainable.
How does MFT promote inclusivity and career development?
MFT fosters a culture of inclusion and belonging, providing equal opportunities for career development that are fair, open, and transparent.
Who can I contact for more information about the Nursing Assistant position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Sherine Baby, the Ward Manager, via email at Sherine.Pazhambillil@mft.nhs.uk or by telephone at 0161 291 2729.