Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust
Neonatal Community and Transitional Care Lead Nurse Trust wide
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Neonatal Community and Transitional Care Lead Nurse Trust wide
Neonatal Supervisory Manager (Band 7) – Transitional Care Unit
About the Role
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced neonatal nurse to take on the role of manager for a growing team of experienced nurses and healthcare assistants within the Neonatal Outreach and Transitional Care team. This is a full-time Band 7 supervisory manager position, covering two hospital sites.
Responsible for patients and families within the Transitional Care unit, the successful candidate will play a key role in supportive, high-quality care for babies in both the community and hospital settings.
Key Responsibilities
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Team Leadership:
- Manage a team of neonatal nurses and healthcare assistants delivering care to neonates on the Transitional Care Unit and in the community.
- Ensure effective communication between all parties, including discharged patients and their families.
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Patient Care Coordination & Escalation:
- Assess patient care needs and develop treatment plans.
- Ensure vital patient reviews and escalation of care where required through partnership with Neonatal Units and relevant teams.
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Quality & Evidence-Based Practice:
- Act as a role model promoting high standards of nursing care and best practice.
- develop and support the team through professional education, training, and performance reviews.
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Strategic Partnerships:
- Collaborate closely with Clinical Leads and other teams, particularly in the Neonatal Ward, to ensure high-quality care across all sites.
About the Organisation
The Humber Health Partnership (HHP) is one of the largest NHS acute and community care partnerships in the country, with:
- Over 1 million patients seen annually.
- A turnover of over £1.3 billion.
- Two key trusts: Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLAG) and Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (HUTH).
The Humber Health Partnership serves 1.65 million people across five main hospital sites:
- Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Scunthorpe General Hospital (NLAG)
- Goole & District Hospital (NLAG)
- Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital (HUTH)
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In addition to providing world-class hospital and community services, the Partnership is a key part of Hull York Medical School, contributing to and leading research in:
- Biomedical research
- Primary care
- Palliative medicine
- Cardiovascular/respiratory care
- Vascular surgery
- Cancer surgery & oncology
The organisation is committed to delivering outstanding patient care while cultivating a diverse, inclusive, innovative, and skilled workforce.
Who to Contact for Further Information
Informal visits and enquiries can be directed to:
- Name: Emma Jane Spicer
- Job Title: Matron for Neonates, Children & Young People
- Email: emma.spicer@nhs.net
- Phone: 0303 330 5900
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