FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Staff Nurse position on Ward F15?
The primary focus is to provide high-quality care to patients with complex health needs, particularly older individuals, utilizing a multidisciplinary approach.
What qualifications are required for this Staff Nurse role?
Candidates must be registered nurses (RNs) with a passion for working with patients who have complex needs in acute settings.
What kind of support and training will new nurses receive?
New nurses will undergo a structured induction and training program, which includes corporate and clinical induction, preceptorship, and a clinical skills program led by Practice Based Educators.
How many beds are there on Ward F15?
Ward F15 consists of 22 beds dedicated to complex health medical care.
What opportunities for professional development are available for staff?
Staff have the opportunity to attend LEAD courses provided by the trust and engage in high-quality research programs as part of MFT's academic initiatives.
Who is the contact person for further details or informal visits about this position?
The contact person is Danielle Moodie, Ward Manager. She can be reached at Danielle.Moodie@mft.nhs.uk or by telephone at 0161 291 2215.
What is the patient care philosophy on Ward F15?
The philosophy is centered on delivering patient care in a caring, compassionate, and sensitive manner while actively participating in the multi-disciplinary team and clinical governance processes.
Is there a focus on staff well-being in this position?
Yes, the ward is committed to celebrating achievements and supporting staff well-being as part of its culture.
What type of patients will nurses work with on Ward F15?
Nurses will work primarily with older patients who have complex medical needs, particularly those experiencing frailty.
What is MFT's approach to fostering an inclusive workplace?
MFT is committed to creating a culture of inclusion and belonging, providing equal opportunities for career development that are fair, open, and transparent.