FAQs
What is the primary focus of Ward 27 at Leicester Royal Infirmary?
The primary focus of Ward 27 is to provide specialized care for patients aged 0-24 who require haematology and oncology care, including those undergoing stem cell transplantation and day care services.
What qualifications are required for the Ward Leader position?
The candidate should be an experienced, highly motivated individual with a background in clinical practice in children's haematology and oncology.
Are leadership skills emphasized in this role?
Yes, the role emphasizes leadership, management, and quality improvement skills, as the Ward Leader will provide support and guidance to nursing staff.
Is there a focus on professional development within this position?
Yes, there are ongoing professional development opportunities available as staff interact with a variety of services and care models.
What kind of environment does the Children's Hospital promote?
The Children's Hospital promotes a supportive learning environment focused on high-quality care, teamwork, and health equality.
Who does the Ward Leader report to?
The Ward Leader reports to the Matron and supports the wider organization in managing resources and patient care.
Is it necessary for the Ward Leader to work clinical shifts?
Yes, the Ward Leader is required to work clinical shifts while also providing managerial cover.
What attributes are important for the Ward Leader role?
Important attributes include being calm, diplomatic, caring, adaptable, and able to multi-task under pressure.
How many nursing staff will the Ward Leader supervise?
The Ward Leader will supervise a team of over 40 nursing staff members.
Can you provide contact information for informal inquiries about the position?
Yes, you can contact Jennifer Sneller, the Ward Leader, at Jennifer.sneller@uhl-tr.nhs.uk or by telephone at 07483952387.