FAQs
What is the role of a MASH Practitioner?
The MASH Practitioner is responsible for facilitating the analysis of health information related to risk of significant harm and contributing to multi-agency decision-making to safeguard and protect children.
Where is the MASH function provided?
The MASH function is provided by Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust.
What qualifications or experience are required for this position?
While specific qualifications are not mentioned in the job description, relevant clinical qualifications and experience in safeguarding children or public health are typically expected.
What are the primary responsibilities of the MASH Practitioner?
Primary responsibilities include managing and analyzing complex information for strategy meetings, participating in MASH management meetings, highlighting practice concerns, ensuring effective information sharing, and maintaining high standards of record-keeping.
How does the MASH Practitioner contribute to the MASH processes?
The MASH Practitioner evaluates processes to ensure safe and appropriate information sharing within the MASH and across the wider health economy. They also collect and review data to support workload understanding.
Who should I contact for informal visits or more information about the role?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Megan Cutts, the MASH Team Lead, via email at megan.cutts1@nhs.net.
What type of environment does the MASH function offer?
The MASH function is part of an ‘Outstanding’ rated service by the Care Quality Commission, offering high-quality, innovative services and a culture prioritizing staff engagement and development.
What is the expected outcome of this position?
The expected outcome is to safeguard and protect children by effectively contributing to multi-agency decision-making and ensuring health contributions in evaluating MASH processes.
Is there an opportunity for career development in this role?
Yes, there is a promise of staff engagement and development, aligning with the organization's focus on innovative and high-quality care delivery.
What happens if there are too many applications for the position?
The organization reserves the right to close the advert earlier than advertised if a high number of applications are received.