Professional Lead : Children and Young People's 0-19 Service
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Job summary
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced enthusiastic and motivated Specialist Community Public Health Nurse to join our Children, Young People and Families Public Health Service in a Professional Lead role.
Our Professional Leads are responsible for leading and developing the Healthy Child Programme workforce across Southend, ensuring that services are safe, effective, evidenced based and of a high quality.
The Professional lead provides an outstanding role model for the delivery of client centred care. The post holder demonstrates the importance of performance, professionalism and accountability in caring for self and others and is seen as a champion for children and young people.
The professional lead works closely with our Public Health Team Leaders for health visiting and school nursing to identify areas of development for the services and operate as a visible and accessible operational lead.
We offer:
A comprehensive induction
Staff support via management, safeguarding and restorative supervision.
A flexible working pattern.
Continuation of NHS pensions, and reimbursement of NMC fees.
All SCPHN posts recruited to are currently eligible for a recruitment and retention bonus of £3000 pro rata.
A Local Authority pay award each year.
Main duties of the job
The post holder will be responsible for the operational management and leadership of the Children's Public Health workforce, ensuring that services are continually developing in order to demonstrate responsiveness to local changing needs and demands.
The Professional lead is responsible for ensuring that the Children's Public Health services meet key organisational and mandated targets for the delivery of the 0-19 Healthy Child Programme.
The Professional Lead will ensure that the service has a clear focus on the protection of children and young people and will advance the public health priorities for children, young people and families across Southend.
The post holder will work in collaboration with key partners, including A Better Start Southend, Education, Children's Social Care, Early Help, Family Centres, Voluntary Services, Maternity Services and Early Years, to support the continued development of integrated locality-based services to support children and families.
The key responsibilities' and the specific knowledge, skills and experience required is detailed in the Job Description & Person Specification in the Supporting Documents
About us
In Southend our health visiting, and school nursing team operates within an integrated 0-19 Children's Public Health service model which incorporates a skill mix team approach to support aspects of service delivery.
Our health visitors and school nurses are valued leaders of the Children's Public Health agenda. We work in close collaboration with Children Centres, Early Years Providers, Education, A Better Start Southend, and other partner agencies to improve population outcomes and reduce health inequalities for children and young people and their families who live in our city.
Southend is a diverse and busy University city with an attractive seafront, public parks and leisure activities. The city has excellent transport links and is accessible from both Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street stations.
Details
Date posted
20 June 2024
Pay scheme
Other
Salary
£50,512 to £55,737 a year SCPHN Recruitment and Retention Bonus. Annual Pay Award
Contract
Permanent
Working pattern
Full-time, Flexible working, Compressed hours
Reference number
F0033-24-0013
Job locations
Southend On Sea City Council
Victoria Avenue
Southend-on-sea
SS2 6ER
Employer details
Employer name
Southend On Sea Borough Council
Address
Southend On Sea City Council
Victoria Avenue
Southend-on-sea
SS2 6ER
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