Gynaecology GPwER

Please refer to the supporting documents section to retrieve the JD detailing the core responsibilities of this role. You will love this job if you have a passion for patient care and for developing and delivering new and innovative patient pathways The poster holder will Demonstrate evidence of training and experience in the speciality in order to reach the required competencies for a GPwER. Responsible for undertaking a range of clinical work including triage, assessment, treatment and management of patients Attend monthly MDT meetings Maintain clinical knowledge and competencies by participating in ongoing training Deliver a range of clinical sessions within the service, as agreed with the Clinical Lead for Gynaecology Completing routine administrative tasks including triage of referrals, actioning of investigation results, completion of letters etc. Undertake quality improvement projects with the Clinical Lead to ensure that the service is compliant with CQC regulations and acting
promptly to implement any necessary governance requirements e.g. clinical audits, development of SOPs etc. Contributing to MDT meetings with the service clinical team to discuss interesting and difficult cases, formulate strategies for improvement and share best practice and learning from complaints and incidents. Ad hoc supervision for medical students, trainee nurses and HCAs. Diagnosis and management of broad range of clinical conditions expected to be seen within the specialty service. Contributing to evaluation and audit and clinical standard setting within the organisation Liaising with local providers to manage any day-to-day issues and continuously improve the service Close working with the Clinical Lead for Gynaecology to ensure that day-to-day operation of the service continues to align to the overarching service objectives Building relationships and networking with partner organisations and external agencies in order to identify opportunities for joint working and sharing
resources Acting as a champion of the service across local practices, promoting the service and providing advice to practice staff as and when needed Contributing towards the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of the service