An exciting opportunity has arisen for a permanent locally employed acute paediatrician with interest in paediatric cardiology. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of the biggest development of Children’s services that the County has seen. You will become part of a team and will work in what is one of the largest acute District General Hospital Paediatric departments in the County serving a catchment population of over 0.5 million.

• Provide expert nursing care and lead the day-to-day running of the ward or department, ensuring patients receive safe and high-quality care at all times
• Manage, support, and guide staff, making sure everyone understands their roles and works well together as a team
• Coordinate all clinical activities across a 24-hour period, including patient admissions, care planning, and safe discharge
• Step in for the Clinical Nurse Manager when needed and help improve services by using best practice and clear policies
• Communicate clearly with patients, families, and the wider healthcare team, offering support, advice, and resolving concerns
• Support staff development by providing training, supervision, and encouragement to help maintain high standards of care 

• This role helps patients through their radiotherapy journey, making sure their care is safe and well organised.
• It involves planning and booking all appointments so treatment can start on time.
• You will talk with patients, answer questions, and help them understand what will happen.
• You will work closely with doctors, radiographers and physics staff to keep patient care running smoothly.
• You will keep patient records up to date and spot any delays or problems that need attention.
• You will support the radiotherapy team by helping with admin tasks and working on reception when needed.

• The role provides specialist nursing care for adults with urology conditions or stoma needs, supporting them in both hospital and community settings.
• It involves assessing patients, planning their care, and helping them understand their diagnosis and treatment options.
• The postholder will run nurse‑led clinics, offer expert advice to patients and staff, and act as a key worker to support people through their treatment journey.
• They will help lead and develop the urology service, working closely with other teams to make sure care is safe, joined‑up and based on the best evidence.
• The role also includes supporting junior staff, helping with training, and contributing to service improvement and research.

• This role is a three-year training programme to become an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Cardiology, with a clear path for learning, development and career progression. 
•  You will work alongside doctors and healthcare teams to assess, treat and support patients with heart conditions in different settings. 
•  The role includes studying for a master’s degree and gaining skills such as diagnosing, planning care and prescribing medicines. 
•  You will learn to make safe decisions, communicate clearly with patients and families, and work as part of a team to provide high-quality care. 
•  As you progress, you will take on more responsibility, including helping to lead services, support colleagues and improve patient care. 
•  The job can be busy and challenging, requiring focus, flexibility and the ability to manage complex situations and workloads. 

• Provide expert nursing care for people with tuberculosis (TB), making sure care is safe, high quality, and based on best practice.
• Manage a specialist caseload by assessing patients’ needs, planning care, and supporting patients and their families throughout treatment.
• Work closely with doctors, nurses, and other professionals to make sure care is well coordinated across hospital and community services.
• Support and guide other staff by sharing specialist knowledge and helping them develop skills in TB care.
• Help improve services by taking part in audits, service development, and following Trust and national guidelines.
• Be flexible and able to work in other areas of the Trust at short notice during busy periods or emergencies.