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- Ensure delivery of professional care in accordance with NMC code of conduct
- Manage a regional Clinical Team to ensure operational KPIs are met, and that high quality clinical services are delivered.
- Ensure training and coaching needs for the team are identified and delivered to improve quality and to meet professional and commercial objectives
- Audit clinical services, ensuring adherence to clinical governance protocols throughout the service delivery process
- Provide guidance on clinical governance processes
- Play an active role in clinical procedural development including the development of new services
- Support the implementation of new customer contracts
- Support the achievement and maintenance of accreditations including SEQOHS, ISO accreditations, LUL
- Conduct regular audit of medical results and case management reports
- Ensure effective communication lines with all associated departments to promote continuous improvement of quality of the service
- Support and drive change to promote and maintain a consistent delivery of high quality service
- Deliver clinical services in both Medical Centres and on customer sites on a regular basis where required
- Current NMC registration
- Degree, Diploma or Certificate in Occupational Health
- Part 3 of NMC Register desirable, however a broad range of Occupational Health experience welcomed
- Experience of collecting samples for drug and alcohol testing using chain of custody protocols desirable
- The ability to oversee and manage a small team who conduct case management assessments
- Ability to produce clear, concise reports
- Demonstrate strong decision-making skills to resolve problems and provide solutions independently
- Be competent in the use of computers including Microsoft and Excel software
- Current knowledge of OH service statutory and recommended practice and protocols, strong clinical background and knowledge
- Demonstrate good organisational skills
- Experience in adjusting priorities and allocation of resources
- Career development with an international company where you can grow the career you dream of.
- A company recognized as a great place to work in dozens of countries around the world and named one of the most admired companies in the world by Fortune.
- A company that is recognized as one of the best big companies to work for as well as a best place to work for diversity, working mothers, female executives, and scientists.
Clinical Team Leader - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom - ABBOTT
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About Abbott
Abbott is a global healthcare leader, creating breakthrough science to improve people's health. We're always looking towards the future, anticipating changes in medical science and technology. The Opportunity Abbott Healthcare Connections is part of Abbott Toxicology Business Unit; we deliver innovative Occupational Health, helping customers/clients comply with health legislation and industry standards, manage the ongoing health of their employees and engage their workforce to improve and promote health and wellbeing. Abbott Occupational Health Business can provide a full range of services (managing health, safety and wellbeing) by both remote case management and onsite provision. We also provide access to our 23 medical centres across the UK. We are currently looking for a Clinical Team Leader who will be responsible for ensuring delivery of a full range of Occupational Health services, managing a team of Occupational Health professionals. Ideal candidates' locations: Central England The role is a full-time position which combines home working and visiting both Medical Centres and customer sites. In addition, there would be a requirement to attend Abbott office locations (Loughton/Abingdon) at times. What You'll Do