Job summary
Nottingham CityCares Community Public Health 0-19 Nursing Service is excited to be expanding their Transient Families Team based at St Anns Valley Centre.
Nottingham City has a high transient family population with many refugees, asylum seekers and families in temporary accommodation. We have a dedicated team who deliver the Healthy Child Programme and support the needs of our asylum seekers, families in refuge and Irish travellers across Nottingham City.
We are seeking a Community Public Health Nurse for 2-year fixed term.
If you are passionate about helping our transient families and working in partnership with other agencies in Nottingham City, we would love to hear from you.
We support staff with their continued professional development and in partnership with Derby University host Specialist Community Public Health Nurse students for both School Nursing and Health Visiting. Many of our CPHN staff have progressed to Specialist roles.
The hours of work will be minimum 37.5 hours, working days will be discussed at interview.
The Service hours are Monday-Friday 8:00am 5pm excluding weekends and bank holidays.
Main duties of the job
You will be part of our Childrens Public Health 0-19 Nursing Service, working from a range of community settings and within clients homes. You will support the Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (SCPHN) (Health Visitor/School Nurse) in the delivery of targeted services.
You will support the SCPHN in the management of a defined caseload as part of a 0-19 years integrated multi-agency partnership approach to promote health and contribute to tackling health inequalities in line with local and national guidelines, public health priorities and safeguarding responsibilities.
The ideal candidates will have:
- Excellent
communication skills
- Be
an active team player
- Have
a keen interest and/or previous experience of working with and reducing health
inequalities for this client group
- Some experience of / a passion for working with Children,
Young People and Families.
- A desire to improve your skills and knowledge of
Childrens Community Nursing
- Excellent communication skills; (both written and
verbal), coupled with good IT and organisational/ prioritising skills, with the
ability to work within a team setting as well as independently.
- Positive outlook and responsive to changes in the future delivery of health
care.
- Knowledge and experience in addressing
safeguarding issues.
- Knowledge of key public health issues affecting
Children, Young People and Families in Nottingham City
About us
We are a
provider of NHS Community Health Services, CityCare exists to support the
health and wellbeing of all local people, working alongside other health and
care partners to achieve this. We are a value driven, people business with a
passion for excellence. Our vision and social purpose is to make a difference
everyday to the health & wellbeing of our communities and our values of
kindness, respect, trust and honesty lie at the heart of everything we do,
guiding how we work together with partners and each other to consistently
deliver high quality compassionate care. As a social enterprise we aim to add
social value by investing in the future of our local communities and helping to
make a difference in peoples lives.
CityCare value
the benefits of a diverse and inclusive workforce. We encourage applications
from candidates who identify as disabled, LGBT+ or from a Black, Asian or
Minority Ethnic (BAME) background, as they are currently under-represented
within our organisation.
We are proud to be a forces-friendly
organisation and are dedicated to supporting Veterans, Service Leavers, Reservists, and
military spouses/partners. We value the unique skills and contributions you
bring.
CityCare is an
equal opportunities employer. We are positive about employing people with
disabilities. If you require your application in a different format please
contact People Services on 0115 8839418. CityCare is committed to the
protection of vulnerable adults and children.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Job Purpose
- The aim of The Childrens Public Health 0-19 Nursing Service is to reduce health inequalities and improve the health and wellbeing of children and their families in Nottingham City. The Transient Families Team work primarily with families seeking asylum and those in domestic abuse refuge. The team offers a targeted service for all children and young people in Nottingham City as set out in the Healthy Child Programme.
- The role of the Community Public Health Nurse is:
- To work within a multi-disciplinary team, supporting the Specialist Community Public Health Nurse School Nurse (SN)/Health Visitor (HV) in the delivery of the universal and targeted services in a variety of community settings including citywide working.
- To support the SN/HV in the management of a defined caseload, as part of an 0-19 years integrated multi-agency partnership approach. Working to promote health and contribute to tackling health inequalities in line with local and national guidelines, public health priorities and Safeguarding responsibilities.
- To work as part of a multi-disciplinary team sometimes without direct supervision but reporting back to the SN/HV on a regular basis.
- To work with our most vulnerable children within Nottingham City with the expectation to attend safeguarding meetings to include ICPC, RCPC, Core Groups, LACS, ERMM, Strategy Meetings, liaising with the caseload holder.
- To use a child & family approach to working, in a solution focused way.
- To promote holistic healthcare to the babies, children, young people, and families and to work in partnership with other agencies.
- To lead on specific programmes of care for babies, children and young people who have specific/complex needs.
- To lead on and participate in health promotion initiatives e.g., childhood immunisations, newborn blood spots, in line with local and national guidelines, public health priorities and safeguarding responsibilities.
- To support the development of the care pathways required for this population group to reach their optimum potential.
- To provide advice, signposting and support for parents, carers and young people using Text Health, our text messaging service.
- To ensure that the rights, needs and dignities of babies, children, young people, and families are met by providing health promotion and appropriate programmes of care.
- To promote the health of babies, children, young people to enable each child to reach his/her full development and educational potential which supports the philosophy of inclusive education.
- To work in an inner city with a rich and varied ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic climate.
- To provide insight opportunities to students visiting the service.
Dimensions
STAFF:
- You will be part of a Childrens Services team working together in an integrated way delivering the
- Healthy Child Programme to families and children aged 0-19 years.
BUDGET:
- A requirement to work in a cost-effective manner.
AREA:
- Nottingham City Boundaries.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical
- To follow a competency-based induction and training pathway supported by your mentor.
- To support the Children and the Community Public Health Nursing Team to deliver in Healthy Child Programme 0-19 years. This will include development reviews, the National Childhood Measurement Programme.
- To undertake home visiting programmes to offer support to carers/parents in the care of their children following competency-based training supervision.
- To work in a variety of settings including clients homes, Childrens Centres, health premises and education settings across Nottingham City.
- Following allocation of appropriate work relating to babies, children, young people, and families by the SN/HV, the post holder will have responsibility for the assessment; development; implementation and evaluation of programmes of care for individual children and those children with complex health care needs and their families
- Ability to organise and prioritise own workload under the supervision of senior members of the team.
- You will be able to use appropriate evidenced based tools to assess the physical and emotional wellbeing of babies, children, young people, and families
- To deliver evidence-based programmes of care adhering to standard operating procedures and pathways of care
- Deliver drop-in sessions and clinics.
- To work within CityCare policy and procedure, in line with your NMC code of conduct and NICE Guidance.
- Demonstrate good communication, initiative, organisational and interpersonal skills and be able to work flexibly in a team setting & Citywide as the need arises.
- Attend team / allocation meetings.
- Appropriately delegate work to skill mix team.
- Provide education on local and national targeted public health initiatives through individual and group sessions.
- Provide and receive routine information, orally, in writing or electronically in line with Nottingham CityCare policy and abiding by legal requirements.
- Ensure clear, accurate and up to date recording of information on SystmOne as per local record keeping policy.
- Maintain an accurate up to date diary in accordance with lone working policy and adhere to mobile working guidance.
- To work in partnership with children, young people, and families and with local partners across the Nottingham Childrens Partnership, statutory and voluntary agencies
- To work with families identifying and taking appropriate action / make appropriate referrals in any situation where there may be vulnerability, safeguarding or health concerns.
- To access and participate in safeguarding supervision.
- To prepare reports, under supervision, for child protection, children in need, Looked after Children, Common Assessment Framework and Priority Families. Take the lead professional role and attend meetings and reviews where appropriate.
- To conduct oneself in a corporate and professional manner always maintaining confidentiality including compliance with the CityCare dress code policy.
- To attend essential, mandatory, and appropriate training courses and meetings, thus keeping professional development current. Ensure practice is evidence based to maintain high quality, effective public health care.
- To demonstrate leadership and contribute to the appraisal, development, and monitoring of performance of team members induct and mentor staff and students.
- To undertake mentorship, preceptorship, and clinical supervision as per policy.
Professional
- To promote equality, diversity, and the rights of the patients; public and colleagues thus always treating all with dignity and respect.
- Ability to achieve commissioned targets and understand key performance indicators and service delivery.
- To identify hazards and act accordingly to promote the health and safety of patients, the public and staff in ls in a health care environment in line with the policies of the organisation. This includes complying with lone working policies and adhering to infection control guidelines.
- To participate in research; audit and public engagement activities to ensure appropriate, safe, and evidence-based practice is maintained.
- Contribute to effective working in a changing environment as services develop, and to undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required within the remit of the Knowledge and Skills Framework for the role.
- Work in accordance with Nottingham City Local Safeguarding Childrens Board procedures
- Uphold City Cares core values and behaviours framework.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Job Purpose
- The aim of The Childrens Public Health 0-19 Nursing Service is to reduce health inequalities and improve the health and wellbeing of children and their families in Nottingham City. The Transient Families Team work primarily with families seeking asylum and those in domestic abuse refuge. The team offers a targeted service for all children and young people in Nottingham City as set out in the Healthy Child Programme.
- The role of the Community Public Health Nurse is:
- To work within a multi-disciplinary team, supporting the Specialist Community Public Health Nurse School Nurse (SN)/Health Visitor (HV) in the delivery of the universal and targeted services in a variety of community settings including citywide working.
- To support the SN/HV in the management of a defined caseload, as part of an 0-19 years integrated multi-agency partnership approach. Working to promote health and contribute to tackling health inequalities in line with local and national guidelines, public health priorities and Safeguarding responsibilities.
- To work as part of a multi-disciplinary team sometimes without direct supervision but reporting back to the SN/HV on a regular basis.
- To work with our most vulnerable children within Nottingham City with the expectation to attend safeguarding meetings to include ICPC, RCPC, Core Groups, LACS, ERMM, Strategy Meetings, liaising with the caseload holder.
- To use a child & family approach to working, in a solution focused way.
- To promote holistic healthcare to the babies, children, young people, and families and to work in partnership with other agencies.
- To lead on specific programmes of care for babies, children and young people who have specific/complex needs.
- To lead on and participate in health promotion initiatives e.g., childhood immunisations, newborn blood spots, in line with local and national guidelines, public health priorities and safeguarding responsibilities.
- To support the development of the care pathways required for this population group to reach their optimum potential.
- To provide advice, signposting and support for parents, carers and young people using Text Health, our text messaging service.
- To ensure that the rights, needs and dignities of babies, children, young people, and families are met by providing health promotion and appropriate programmes of care.
- To promote the health of babies, children, young people to enable each child to reach his/her full development and educational potential which supports the philosophy of inclusive education.
- To work in an inner city with a rich and varied ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic climate.
- To provide insight opportunities to students visiting the service.
Dimensions
STAFF:
- You will be part of a Childrens Services team working together in an integrated way delivering the
- Healthy Child Programme to families and children aged 0-19 years.
BUDGET:
- A requirement to work in a cost-effective manner.
AREA:
- Nottingham City Boundaries.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical
- To follow a competency-based induction and training pathway supported by your mentor.
- To support the Children and the Community Public Health Nursing Team to deliver in Healthy Child Programme 0-19 years. This will include development reviews, the National Childhood Measurement Programme.
- To undertake home visiting programmes to offer support to carers/parents in the care of their children following competency-based training supervision.
- To work in a variety of settings including clients homes, Childrens Centres, health premises and education settings across Nottingham City.
- Following allocation of appropriate work relating to babies, children, young people, and families by the SN/HV, the post holder will have responsibility for the assessment; development; implementation and evaluation of programmes of care for individual children and those children with complex health care needs and their families
- Ability to organise and prioritise own workload under the supervision of senior members of the team.
- You will be able to use appropriate evidenced based tools to assess the physical and emotional wellbeing of babies, children, young people, and families
- To deliver evidence-based programmes of care adhering to standard operating procedures and pathways of care
- Deliver drop-in sessions and clinics.
- To work within CityCare policy and procedure, in line with your NMC code of conduct and NICE Guidance.
- Demonstrate good communication, initiative, organisational and interpersonal skills and be able to work flexibly in a team setting & Citywide as the need arises.
- Attend team / allocation meetings.
- Appropriately delegate work to skill mix team.
- Provide education on local and national targeted public health initiatives through individual and group sessions.
- Provide and receive routine information, orally, in writing or electronically in line with Nottingham CityCare policy and abiding by legal requirements.
- Ensure clear, accurate and up to date recording of information on SystmOne as per local record keeping policy.
- Maintain an accurate up to date diary in accordance with lone working policy and adhere to mobile working guidance.
- To work in partnership with children, young people, and families and with local partners across the Nottingham Childrens Partnership, statutory and voluntary agencies
- To work with families identifying and taking appropriate action / make appropriate referrals in any situation where there may be vulnerability, safeguarding or health concerns.
- To access and participate in safeguarding supervision.
- To prepare reports, under supervision, for child protection, children in need, Looked after Children, Common Assessment Framework and Priority Families. Take the lead professional role and attend meetings and reviews where appropriate.
- To conduct oneself in a corporate and professional manner always maintaining confidentiality including compliance with the CityCare dress code policy.
- To attend essential, mandatory, and appropriate training courses and meetings, thus keeping professional development current. Ensure practice is evidence based to maintain high quality, effective public health care.
- To demonstrate leadership and contribute to the appraisal, development, and monitoring of performance of team members induct and mentor staff and students.
- To undertake mentorship, preceptorship, and clinical supervision as per policy.
Professional
- To promote equality, diversity, and the rights of the patients; public and colleagues thus always treating all with dignity and respect.
- Ability to achieve commissioned targets and understand key performance indicators and service delivery.
- To identify hazards and act accordingly to promote the health and safety of patients, the public and staff in ls in a health care environment in line with the policies of the organisation. This includes complying with lone working policies and adhering to infection control guidelines.
- To participate in research; audit and public engagement activities to ensure appropriate, safe, and evidence-based practice is maintained.
- Contribute to effective working in a changing environment as services develop, and to undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required within the remit of the Knowledge and Skills Framework for the role.
- Work in accordance with Nottingham City Local Safeguarding Childrens Board procedures
- Uphold City Cares core values and behaviours framework.
Person Specification
Experience
Essential
- Evidence of leadership experience or qualification
- Evidence of working with diverse or disadvantaged groups
- Evidence of working with Safeguarding children/adults and vulnerable adults
- Experience of working children, families, and young people
Desirable
- Evidence of delivering health promotion activities.
- Evidence of experience of project work using a multi-agency approach
- Experience of clinical supervision
Qualifications
Essential
- NMC Registered Nurse or Midwife
Desirable
- Mentorship Programme, e.g., supporting practice learning or equivalent.
- Evidence of further professional development
Special Requirements
Essential
- Willingness to be flexible over hours worked within contracted hours to meet the needs of the service
- Full driving license, have access to a vehicle and be able to travel between locations.
- All appointments are subject to satisfactory occupational health clearance.
Knowledge and skills
Essential
- Able to co-ordinate skill mix teams
- Able to work effectively in a team, supporting others and challenging colleagues views and attitudes when necessary
- Able to assess a situation, set priorities and problem solve quickly and effectively.
Desirable
- Ability to develop and apply community development approaches and methodologies
Person Specification
Experience
Essential
- Evidence of leadership experience or qualification
- Evidence of working with diverse or disadvantaged groups
- Evidence of working with Safeguarding children/adults and vulnerable adults
- Experience of working children, families, and young people
Desirable
- Evidence of delivering health promotion activities.
- Evidence of experience of project work using a multi-agency approach
- Experience of clinical supervision
Qualifications
Essential
- NMC Registered Nurse or Midwife
Desirable
- Mentorship Programme, e.g., supporting practice learning or equivalent.
- Evidence of further professional development
Special Requirements
Essential
- Willingness to be flexible over hours worked within contracted hours to meet the needs of the service
- Full driving license, have access to a vehicle and be able to travel between locations.
- All appointments are subject to satisfactory occupational health clearance.
Knowledge and skills
Essential
- Able to co-ordinate skill mix teams
- Able to work effectively in a team, supporting others and challenging colleagues views and attitudes when necessary
- Able to assess a situation, set priorities and problem solve quickly and effectively.
Desirable
- Ability to develop and apply community development approaches and methodologies
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
Additional information
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
