Clinical Supervisor - Lincoln, United Kingdom - Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

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Lincoln, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Supervising a centralised service to provide high volumes of vaccinations during a booster campaign.

Supervising mobile outreach in community hubs, venues and pop-ups to deliver the COVID vaccine locally and Make Every Contact Count (MECC).

Supporting GP practices to engage people with underlying health conditions where prevention and treatment interventions are not optimised (i.e. personalised treatment plans for individuals identified through population health management insights).

Delivery of a safe service, assisting to influence and facilitate change within the setting and service areas.

The supervision of clinical assessment prior to vaccination or other clinical activity.
The supervision of the configuration of the vaccination pod and vaccination station within the vaccination delivery model.
The clinical supervision of safe vaccination delivery and wider disease prevention and health promotion activities.
The supervision of drawing up and preparation of vaccines prior to administration ensuring that each activity is recorded.
Ensuring the best possible clinical outcomes by using uptodate skills and adhering to evidencebased policies and procedures.
Ensuring national policies, protocols and standard operating procedures are followed.

As a Clinical Supervisor for vaccinations, disease prevention and health promotion activities, the post holder will work as part of a dynamic team in delivering a safe and effective service.

The post holder will undertake a supervisory role, overseeing a team of registered healthcare professionals, vaccinators/care coordinators and non-clinical staff ensuring a safe, effective, responsive, caring practise in the service.

Undertake a clinical supervisory role, overseeing several vaccinators, clinical assessors and care coordinators, delivering a safe vaccination / disease prevention and health promotion service, assisting to influence and facilitate change within the setting and service areas.

Assist with the overall coordination of activity and day to day delivery of the vaccinations, ensuring clinic rooms and equipment within own area are prepared and sufficient stock of clinic supplies are available.
Supervise the prevaccination clinical assessments to confirm the correct vaccination, the consent agreements and consult on the provision of specialist advice on contraindications. Address any concerns that may arise regarding the vaccine and contraindications.
Supervise the review of patient's medical history and address any potential adverse reaction risks; provide patients with information on what to do in the event of adverse reactions.
Supervise and coordinate the vaccine preparation (drawingup, ensuring correct storage and providing injections to the vaccination station).
Supervise vaccination delivery (oversee paperwork and vaccine confirmation activity, ensure national guidelines are respected regarding PPE, clinical and nonclinical waste, sanitisation).
Exchange PPE equipment if the individual has come into contact with a patient when overseeing the vaccination process.
Supervise the configuration of the vaccination pod (layout, equipment, PPE, consumables, vaccine stocks, sanitisation and waste materials) and vaccine station (vaccine, vaccine batch numbers recorded, staff member administrating vaccination, date and site confirmation).
Supervise, coordinate the disease prevention and health promotion service.
Assess and review and sign off competence training of all staff.
Coordinate the infection control and waste disposal, ensuring that all activities are adhered to the highest H&S standards.
The role requires the ability to travel to all sites across Lincolnshire on request and external meeting locations on request. Postholders will require standard driving skills to visit patient's homes or outreach locations and to transport equipment from one location to another.