Cardiac Rehab Physio - Nottingham, United Kingdom - Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Description
Band 6Main area
- Allied Health Professionals
Grade
- Band 6
Contract
- Permanent
Hours
- Part time hours per week (No shifts / weekends)
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Site
- city campus
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Town
- Nottingham
Salary
- £35,392 - £42,618 per annum pro rota
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Salary period
- Yearly
Closing
- 05/06/2023 23:59Job overview
An opportunity to work within a small team of Physios, Nurses and Assistants delivering a comprehensive Cardiac Rehabilitation programme to people with a variety of cardiac conditions.
Furthermore, you will participate in service audits and you will have the opportunity to actively assist in service development projects.
Maintaining and developing the exercise component of the service according to national guidelines and research.
Leading group and one to one exercise sessions.
Monitoring and evaluating patient progress, adjusting the programme to gain optimum benefit for the patient.
Advising / teaching patients and carers on returning safely to preferred activities.
Taking responsibility for health / safety within the cardiac rehab environment.
Liaising with other health professionals both in and out of the Trust.
Contributing towards the development of the service and supporting the service leads and colleagues.
Working for our organisation
We are a friendly supportive team of professionals who are driven to provide the best service for our patients in a happy working environment.
We are constantly looking for ways to improve our service and allow our team to develop and value contributions from all the team.
If you would like an informal visit or chat, please ring and ask to speak to Eleni or Helen.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities
To work within the cardiac rehab team to deliver a safe and effective cardiac rehab programme for a people with a variety of cardiac conditions.
DETAILED DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Communication
- To effectively communicate complex information in a simple way to ensure patients and carers understand their condition and how to maximise their rehabilitation outcome. This requires experience in using motivational techniques and positive, nonjudgemental approach.
- To establish and maintain rapport with patients and carers.
- To overcome barriers and source solutions towards effective communication, eg. to patients with hearing or visual impairments, anxious individuals, etc.
- To facilitate and be part of a wellcoordinated MDT for patient centred care.
- To maintain accurate, comprehensive, and up to date clinical documentation, in line with legal and service requirements.
- To establish and maintain healthy working relationships within but not limited to the team.
- To develop motivational strategies in order to support and inspire patients, carers and other staff members.
- To deliver presentations and inservice training and contribute to professional development forums.
- To promote the Cardiac Rehabilitation service and to ensure a consistent approach to patient care.
- To undertake comprehensive assessment of patients with a range of clinical conditions, including those with a complex presentation, using analytical skills.
- To utilising a range of intervention skills and options to formulate a comprehensive, evidencebased individual management plan.
- To be able to analyse and interpret clinical and social information in order to make appropriate recommendations for other professional intervention if required. To integrate this information into patient management.
- To evaluate the patients' understanding in order to gain valid informed consent and have the ability to work within a legal framework. This includes patients who lack capacity to consent to treatment.
- To organise and manage a large caseload, with clinical priorities and delegate responsibilities to other staff as appropriate.
- To assist in the mentoring and training of support of staff and students.
- To coordinate and produce reports as requested for the area of work.
- To deputise for other senior staff in their absence.
Physical Skills
- To be able to lead a group or a onetoone exercise session. This includes cardiovascular, strengthening, flexibility and balance exercising.
- To be able to move and handle patients and pieces of equipment in a safe and effective manner.
- To maintain up to date training and knowledge of moving and handling, basic life support skills and immediate life support skills.
- To adhe
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