East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
Associate Specialist Palliative Care Nurse.

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Band 6 Associate Specialist Palliative Care Nurse
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated and enthusiastic nurse to join the Specialist Palliative Care Team at East Lancashire Hospitals Trust on a full-time, permanent contract as a Band 6 Associate Specialist Palliative Care Nurse. Whilst this vacancy is within the hospital team, please be advised that you may be asked to work across the service subject to service need and for your own role development; therefore you will need to have access to a car for work purposes.
Operating across 7 days, we are a dynamic, multidisciplinary team delivering highly specialist palliative care advice, support and monitoring to patients, their families and staff across the acute and community settings. This is a very fast paced, rewarding and demanding role caring, for people and their families who require Specialist palliative Care services. You will be working in a team of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Consultants in Palliative Medicine, Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Specialist Palliative care team and Lead Nurse for Specialist Palliative Care across the trust.
You will play an active role, together with the existing members of the Specialist Palliative Care Team, in advancing high quality specialist palliative care services and promoting excellence in end of life care across ELHT. In return, you’ll be supported by an expert team in an environment where training and development opportunities are actively encouraged in order to meet the clinical needs of the role.
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- Provide evidence based specialist palliative care, advice and support to patients with cancer or other life limiting illness, their families and carers.
- Manage a case load of patients with specialist palliative care needs, in a holistic manner assessing, developing and implementing programmes of care and managing their complex physical, psycho social, emotional and spiritual needs.
- Organise and manage own workload to ensure the delivery of care, to meet patient needs.
- Ensure patients are referred appropriately to key health care workers when specialist palliative care intervention is completed.
- Work collaboratively with multi-professionals teams across the health economy/ICS
- Maintain accurate and effective electronic patient records, ensure they are kept updated and communicated to relevant members of the multi-disciplinary team.
- Collect and collate statistics as required in accordance with professional, national and organisational requirements.
- Act as a core member of the palliative care MDT ensuring that all new and complex patients with specialist palliative care needs are assessed and discussed as appropriate.
- Participate where appropriate to non-clinical aspects of the clinical nurse specialist role including audit, education and research.
- Provide specialist palliative care advice, education and training to all members of the multi-professional team across all care settings as the service requires.
- To work within or towards the competencies of V300 qualification.
- The post holder will contribute to the provision of a co-ordinated and comprehensive specialist palliative care service for patients, families and carers across ELHT.
- Have responsibility for a shared case load of patients with Specialist Palliative Care Nursing needs.
- Assess patients, formulate management plans and implement care by providing specialist nursing advice on complex pain and symptom management and maintain associated records.
- Act as a specialist resource for advice on complex pain and symptom management to health care professionals across ELHT.
- Maintain excellent working relationships with the wider MDT and uphold the positive reputation of the specialist palliative care team.


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For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Claire Louise Langton
- Job title: Lead Nurse Specialist Palliative Care
- Email address: clairellangton2@gmail.com
- Telephone number: 07824377032
Joanne Fellowes, Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Specialist palliative care
01254 736326
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