Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Matron-ITU

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About the Role
We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Matron for Critical Care Services at Musgrove Park Hospital to provide clinical, professional, and operational leadership across our Intensive Care Unit, Critical Care Outreach, and associated services.
Key Responsibilities
The post holder will lead a highly skilled multidisciplinary team, ensuring the delivery of safe, effective, and compassionate care while maintaining high standards of quality, governance, and workforce leadership. Key responsibilities include:
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- Operational management
- Workforce planning
- Patient safety
- Quality improvement
- Financial stewardship
- Service performance
This role is being recruited against the current job description; however, as Critical Care services continue to evolve, the role may develop further to include additional strategic responsibilities. Future areas may include:
- Service transformation and redesign
- Regional network involvement
- Workforce sustainability initiatives
- Quality benchmarking
- Research and innovation
- Supporting future Critical Care expansion and development programmes


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Requirements
The successful candidate will be a visible and credible clinical leader with significant Critical Care experience, a passion for improving patient outcomes and staff experience, and the ambition to help shape the future direction of Critical Care services.
Selection Process
The selection process will consist of an interview and another assessment method to help us evaluate the candidate's leadership, operational, and strategic capabilities more fully.
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