Senior Specialist Nurse Gynae-Oncology

The Senior Specialist Nurse has responsibility as a key worker, advocating for patients, liaising with the MDT, and for managing own caseload. They will work collaboratively with the Gynae-Oncology teams to audit services and implement streamlined practices. . We are looking for a highly motivated and flexible colleague who will work in partnership with the MDT to share best practice and identify areas for joint service improvement., Employed as a Senior Specialist Nurse, working at an enhanced level of practice or towards advanced practice, completing a master's degree (Level 7) programme or other specialist service training curriculum, in line with their primary professional regulatory body requirements.

Fulfilling the expectations and capabilities of a Senior Specialist Nurse, will be achieved through workplace-based training and assessments and in clinical practice, with support through clinical supervision in own service/speciality area.

The Senior Specialist Nurse will be supported in their professional development and wellbeing, working at the level of enhanced practice, or towards advanced practice, through achievement of the academic requirements and evidence of workplace-based capabilities and competence within their service/speciality.

The Senior Specialist Nurse will be expected to demonstrate and develop proficiency across the four pillars of practice, namely Clinical, Leadership and Management, Education and Research appropriate to their level of practice, and their scope of professional practice.

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