Stockport NHS Foundation Trust
Emergency Department - Clinical Practice Educator

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Emergency Department - Clinical Practice Educator - Band 6
37.5 Hours per week
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated, dynamic and committed individual to join our Emergency Department educational team as a Band 6 Clinical Practice Educator.
If you are an experienced Emergency Nurse who is passionate about training and education and wants to make a difference in the development and support of our clinical workforce, this is the post for you. You will work as part of the ED educational team alongside the Lead Clinical Practice Facilitator. This will include supporting staff to meet the RNC ECA National Curriculum and competency framework for Emergency Nursing, delivery of training sessions, clinical competencies assessments in practice, and the ED MDT with other educational needs.
There are opportunities for attending courses like ALS/APLS, NTACC, AIMS, and other courses to support you as the educator for the department.
Key Responsibilities:
- Work clinically in the Emergency department to support the junior workforce to ensure safe, effective, and quality care.
- Contributing to the delivery of RCN ECA National Curriculum and competency framework for Emergency Nursing core clinical educational programmes including: clinical induction programmes, AIMS course, Triage training delivery, minor Injuries training.
- Support, coaching, and assessment in the workplace for various members of the clinical workforce.
- Working alongside ED Nursing Teams and Specialists to provide tailored educational support to clinical teams as part of quality improvement and organisational change initiatives.
- Working with the Lead CPF and Matrons to formulate plans to meet identified educational needs for specific staff/groups.
- Provide training and assessment in the use of medical devices/ ANTT and Clinical competencies.
- Working alongside lead CPF to ensure departmental mandatory training figures are up to trust standard.
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We hold a unique position in the Stockport community as the provider of healthcare and we are one of its largest employers.
We believe that the best organisations are those that reflect the communities they serve. We are therefore seeking to improve the diversity of our workforce to make it truly representative of our local population.
We actively encourage applications irrespective of race, age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion or belief, marriage & civil partnership, or pregnancy or maternity. Recognising those communities that are underrepresented within our workforce, we would particularly welcome applications from you.


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We recognise that flexible working is important. We take requests for flexible working seriously, consider any request we receive, and try to work with you, so we can explore if your request may fit with the needs of the service.
Benefits We Offer To You
- Between 27-33 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
- NHS pension scheme membership
- Salary sacrifice schemes for lease cars, home electronics, and more, to make your salary go further
- NHS Staff discounts
- Cycle to work scheme
- Salary finance – for loans, savings, budget planning, and tips on managing debt
- Stockport Credit Union – for local financial advice
For further details / informal visits contact:
Name: Rebecca Burns
Job title: Lead Clinical Practice Facilitator
Email address: rebecca.burns@stockport.nhs.uk
Telephone number: 0161 419 5480
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