PROACT Team Practitioner

Noble's Hospital - Isle of Man

Band 6: £29,690 - £40,071 or Band 7: £35,747 - 46,994 per annum

Here at Noble’s Hospital on the beautiful Isle of Man, we’re searching for an enthusiastic, flexible and dedicated individual to join our newly integrated PROACT Team responsible for clinical support and education surrounding acutely unwell patients.

The PROACT Team include the provision of:

Advanced Procedures

Resuscitation

Critical Care Outreach

Acute Care Informatics and Training

The Band 6 is a developmental position which will enable your growth as a PROACT Practitioner to fulfil all requirements of this exciting post.  Applicants with additional clinical experience and resuscitation training related qualifications would be considered for a Band 7 position.

Our PROACT Team is evolving and Practitioner roles and responsibilities will inevitably expand to meet the needs of our acutely unwell patients and the staff caring for them.

You will thrive on variety and have the enthusiasm and dedication to develop yourself and support the development of the PROACT Team.

We are looking for someone who can be flexible in approach to duties, covering both the clinical and training roles according to service requirements. Our clinical service is delivered over 7 days per week, whilst training and non-clinical duties are mainly Monday to Friday.

To find out more about the post and hear from our team about why you should consider joining us, check out our video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxqVJk4remM

Why join us?

The Isle of Man is a special place to live and work! We have a vision to become the best small island healthcare system and by joining our team at this exciting team, you can be a part of making this happen! The PROACT team will be a newly intergrated team due to become operational in May 2019 and by joining us you will have the opportunity to make a real positive impact on patient care for our community here on the island.

Living on the Island means you will benefit from…

• Great lifestyle opportunities
• Open spaces
• A safe environment and real sense of community!
• Fantastic opportunities for outdoor activities such as cycling, sailing, horse riding and kayaking to name a few!
• Lower tax rates than a lot of countries in the EU.
• In addition, from April 2019 a scheme is available allowing new tax residents to claim back your first 12 months of National Insurance contributions; this scheme is available anyone who has not been a Manx tax resident in the previous 5 years. 

For further information about living in the Isle of Man and the Island’s lifestyle visit www.locate.im

A bit about our Hospital and Healthcare system

The Island’s healthcare is provided by a National Health Service based on that in the United Kingdom but is independently financed and administered within the Isle of Man. Many of the changes brought about to the UK National Health Service, as a consequence of the extensive reorganisations of recent years have not been adopted in the Isle of Man.

Noble’s Hospital is situated in the capital of the Isle of Man and equipped to the very latest standards. Along with enjoying a competitive salary and annual leave entitlement, you can be assured that by joining us your career aspirations and personal development will be supported - In the Department of Health & Social Care, we take our staff development seriously. 

If you would like to achieve a fantastic work-life balance with a professionally satisfying job whilst living in one of the safest, least congested and most beautiful parts of the British Isles then this is the job for you!

Take a look at the Locate.im video below to hear Suzie's story - Suzie is a nurse who re-located back to the island after living abroad for 17 years 

We’ll make sure to help you settle in with a social buddy

We know changing jobs can be daunting at times so we have a social buddy scheme at Noble’s whereby if you are successful, you will be paired up with a fellow nurse buddy who can show you the ropes and help you settle in here at Noble’s.

Relocation

Interview expenses and a relocation package of up to £7,000 based on receipts is available for this role. Subsidised accommodation and assistance with housing costs may also be available.

Find out more and apply:

More details of the duties of the post can be obtained from Martin Hamm, Nurse Consultant Emergency Care on Tel 01624 651267 or Oliver Radford, Divisional Manager Unscheduled Care on Tel 01624 650141.

For more information please see the attached Job Profile.

To find out more and apply visit:

https://www.jobtrain.co.uk/iomgovjobs/displayjob.aspx?jobid=8700

The closing date for applications is 24th March 2019.