FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse at UCLH?
The Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse is responsible for providing compassionate, competent care for a case load of patients, managing the team of nurses and health care assistants, supporting the Ward Sister/Charge Nurse with leadership, and being involved in ward improvement projects.
What qualifications are required for the Deputy Sister/Charge Nurse position?
Candidates should have proof of mentorship qualification and a strong commitment to teaching, mentoring, and developing students and staff.
Is there an opportunity for professional development in this role?
Yes, the position offers significant potential for professional development, including enhancing leadership skills, mentorship, coaching, and practical experience managing complex patient care.
What type of patient care does the GI Division provide?
The GI Division provides care to both medical and surgical GI patients, including services such as endoscopy, specialist nutrition, bariatric services, bowel screening, and surgical interventions.
How does UCLH ensure staff wellbeing?
UCLH prioritizes staff wellbeing, having received the highest score among NHS trusts in England for staff recommendations regarding the workplace in March 2024.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits regarding the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Viviane De Oliveira, Ward Sister, at viviane.deoliveira@nhs.net.
What is the working environment like on the GI inpatient wards?
The working environment on the GI inpatient wards is dynamic and challenging, as they are non-elective wards where no two days are the same, offering a variety of patient care experiences.
Does UCLH prioritize sustainability in its operations?
Yes, UCLH is committed to sustainability and has set ambitious targets to become a carbon net zero health service, aiming for net zero direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040.
What values does UCLH promote through its leadership and team working?
UCLH promotes values of compassion, teamwork, excellent communication, and a commitment to patient-centered care through effective leadership and collaboration in multidisciplinary teams.