FAQs
Who is eligible to apply for this position?
This vacancy is only open to applicants from the Hampshire & Isle of Wight NHS system, which includes specific NHS trusts in the region.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Risk and Governance Coordinator?
The main responsibilities include coordinating investigations of incidents, managing Serious Incident Requiring Investigation processes, ensuring compliance with governance objectives, and supporting risk and patient safety management within the division.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Applicants must be educated to degree level or demonstrate equivalent experience, possess a risk and safety qualification at postgraduate diploma level or equivalent knowledge, and have previous clinical experience.
Is the Risk and Governance Coordinator position suitable for those without a clinical background?
No, previous clinical experience is a requirement for this role.
What type of work environment can I expect?
The position may involve a mix of on-site and remote working, with specific details and flexible options to be discussed during the interview process.
What opportunities for professional development does the Trust offer?
As one of the largest acute teaching Trusts in England, the Trust offers learning and development opportunities to help employees achieve their career aspirations.
Are there any specific certifications that are desirable for applicants?
Yes, desirable criteria include a Teaching and Assessing Course, Root Cause Analysis training, and evidence of further education related to risk management.
What kind of reports will I be responsible for producing in this role?
You will be responsible for generating clinical risk management reports, including quarterly and annual reports that identify trends and make recommendations for action.
What are the Trust's core values?
The Trust's core values are Patients First, Always Improving, and Working Together.
How are incidents managed within the Trust?
Incidents are investigated, monitored, and reviewed in line with national frameworks, and there is a focus on sharing lessons learned with staff to improve patient safety.