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Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust

CYP Public Health Nursery Nurse 0-11yrs

Dorchester
Posted about 20 hours ago
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We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced Nursery Nurse

To join our dynamic Dorchester 0-19 Public Health Team as a Public Health Nursery Nurse, working with families and children aged 0-11 years.

You will work within the Children Young Person Public Health (CYP PH) Service to support the delivery of the Healthy Child Programme and targeted interventions to children 0 to 11 and their families, as delegated by and under the supervision of the SCPHN/TC/ 0-19 CYP PH clinical Lead, whilst working closely with all members of the 0-19 PH team.

Employment Requirements

  • Employment in this post requires an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, which the Trust will cover the cost of.
  • Applications from candidates that require current Skilled worker sponsorship to work in the UK are unfortunately ineligible to apply for this position.

Responsibilities

  • To support the delivery of the Healthy Child Programme for children 0 to 11 and their families as delegated by and under the supervision of the SCPHN/TC, whilst working closely with all members of the 0-19 PH team.
  • To support the CYP PH team in promoting the health of the school age population and their families, by covering the ParentLine 0 – 19 texting service with colleagues for parents/carers of school age children for advice, support and signposting as well as with parents/carers following Requests for Support (School Nursing Referrals), in designated schools as delegated by and under the supervision of the SCPHN/TC.
  • To offer advice to parents and carers on the development, health and behaviour of their child, discussing any concerns with the SCPHN/ TC and to refer to other services as directed and appropriate in line with policy.

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About Dorset HealthCare

At Dorset HealthCare we’re on a mission to empower people to make the most of their lives through our outstanding, joined-up healthcare services. We’re a dynamic, forward-looking Trust, running 12 community hospitals, specialist inpatient facilities and a wide range of integrated community and mental health services for a population of almost 800,000 people.

We do things differently here – it’s one of the reasons the CQC rated us ‘outstanding’ in 2019. It’s also why 95% of patients across our services say they have a good or very good experience of our services and 89% of staff feel they can really make a difference. Whether you’re looking to work with us in one of our bustling market towns, vibrant urban locations, thriving seaside spots, or among the rolling hills of Dorset, there are lots of ways you can make a difference in our communities.

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Working with us you’ll be part of a strong team, challenge yourself, build a career, and teach us what we don’t know. And you’ll be working towards our vision to be better every day through excellence, compassion, and expertise in all we do.

Contact Information

For further details / informal visits contact:

  • Name: Joanna Thompson
  • Job title: Public Health Locality Lead
  • Email address: joanna.thompson31@nhs.net
  • Telephone number: 07500786488
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Skills

Public Health
Child Development
Health Promotion
Communication
Teamwork
Advice Giving
Support Services
Referral Management

Location

Dorchester, England, United Kingdom

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