Job summary Are you anexperienced registered professional who wants to play a key role in supportingthe future workforce to provide high quality palliative care?Do you have aninterest in service development or enhancing ways in which to support thecommunity?Are youpassionate about workplace wellbeing for staff?Yes to theabove?
Then this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Main duties of the job The position is part of a fixed term project for 2 years for per week.
The End of LifeCare Legacy Mentor is an experienced healthcare professional.
They will behelping newly appointed staff or staff and students in training, by imparting theirknowledge, skills and experience through coaching and clinical supervision.They will needto demonstrate empathy and patience, be passionate about our clinical servicesand be able to provide pastoral support to others.
We can all reflect on the importance ofmentors and role models in our own careers, and this is an opportunity to havethat kind of influence on the incoming generation as they set out on a careerin health and care.
As well as providing ongoing support to continuingprofessional development.This role willbe key in supporting our colleagues to stay and to stay well.
Legacy Mentorswill need to be confident in building relationships and collaborating withothers.
They will be providing coachingand mentoring and will be given any necessary training to develop this skill.They will be the lead for health and wellbeing across the organisation.In addition tomentoring newly qualified professionals, they will also support practiceplacements for learners, and liaise with other practice placement support staffto ensure consistency of support across the setting.
About us Hospiceat Homes core service is its skilled team of Registered Nurses and HealthcareAssistants who provide exceptional care and support in peoples last year oflife and at end of life, also providing additional services such asLymphoedema, Bereavement and Family Support, Befriending, Occupational Therapyand Complementary Therapy.Weprovide individualised care and support to improve quality of life and our endof life care helps facilitate a peaceful and dignified death in the home andsupport to those who are bereaved.Ourclinical service area covers a mixture of urban and rural communities, a regionof approximately 1,500 square miles throughout North and East Cumbria.
Job description Job responsibilities Supporting Learners- internal staff and student placementsSeeking learning opportunities through external outreach for staff and students.
Providing Pastoral Support.
Organisational Support- Acting asan ambassador for palliative and end of life services and participate in outreach activities on behalf of the organisation.
Supporting Staff Health and Wellbeing Person Specification Qualifications Essential Registered Professional Significant post registration experience.
Desirable Teaching Qualification.
Palliative Care Qualification.
Advanced Communication Skills Training.
Coaching Skills and Aptitudes Essential Work to agreed timelines.
Ability to work as an autonomous practitioner and as part of a team.
Enhanced communication skills for appropriate and effective communication with patients, carers and colleagues.
Enhanced care delivery skills.
Ability to prioritise care needs and changes.
Ability to coach and develop staff.
Ability to support and build rapport with staff.
Well-developed IT skills.
In-depth knowledge of related medical conditions, treatment and pharmacology including management of long term conditions.
Evidence of ongoing professional development.
Experience Essential Proven post registration experience of working effectively in a team.
Working with palliative care patients and families.
Appraisal process.
Ability to use initiative and prioritise effectively.
Mentor experience Experience of working with Placement Education Facilitators Desirable Evidence of effecting change.