Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Practice Education Facilitator - Allied Health Professions

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Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Job Opportunity
Job Title - AHP Practice Education Facilitator
Directorate: Allied Health Professions (AHP)
Salary - Band 7
Hours per week - 30 hpw Fixed Term Contract or Secondment
We are looking for a Practice Educator Facilitator (PEF) to provide maternity leave cover and continue to ensure provision of high-quality clinical placements for all pre-registration Allied Health Professions (AHPs) within Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
The post holder will be working as part of the AHP Practice Education Team to support managers, AHP practice educators, students and apprentices to experience excellent practice education within mental health and learning disability settings across all areas of Trust. They will also work closely with Health Education providers and explore new and innovative ways of expanding AHP placement potential, including digital, leadership and research opportunities.
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For further details / informal visits contact:
Name: Lawrence Wintergold
Job title: AHP Education Lead
Email address: l.wintergold@nhs.net
For more information please contact either Lawrence Wintergold - AHP Education Lead, l.wintergold@nhs.net or Gemma Dorer - Director of AHP, gemma.dorer@nhs.net, 07392195406
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