Todays Recruitment Issue 168

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ISSUE 168

Woodlands Care Centre, Macclesfield

We require experienced

Dental Technicians

Registered General Nurse Salary: £17ph There is a fantastic opportunity to join the dedicated team of a small privatelyowned nursing home in Macclesfield currently caring for up to 24 elderly residents. A contract for 36 hours per week is available with a mix of days and night shifts on offer. Shifts are 12 hours with paid breaks. For more information or to apply please ring: 01625 432471

A & H Carlisle Ltd, Commercial Services is looking to recruit a

HGV Mechanic Terms negotiable dependent on experience. Contact Dave on 07498 284385 or email aandhcarlisleltd@aol.com

Help to create an Ireland where every young person’s mental health is valued and supported. Our clinical team in Jigsaw Donegal is growing. If you are an experienced Psychologist, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist, Mental Health Nurse, or ICP-registered Psychotheraptist, we are hiring for the role of Senior Jigsaw Clinician.

to join our team. We are a well established, multi award winning, full service laboratory providing dental restorations and services to the dental market throughout Ireland. Call Stephen Ginn on 0289 0370708 for details or email stephen@mcdowell-service.com with your C.V.

Apply at jigsaw.ie/workwithus Registered Charity Number: CHY 17439

The Honourable Society of The Middle Temple EVENTS CASUAL VACANCIES - APPLY NOW!

We offer an equal opportunities working environment with all usual holidays and pension scheme. All salaries would be commensurate upon experience.

Senior Mental Health Practitioner Salary - £32,893-42,616 Location - Co Down, Co Armagh Full and Part Time posts available Newry & District GP Federations are recruiting for Senior Mental Health Practitioners to work within GP practices. The role and function of the Senior Mental Health Practitioner is to work as a core member of the new MDTs alongside the GP in his/ her practice providing a first contact mental health service to patients across the lifespan who present in General Practice with a mental health issue. The Senior Mental Health Practitioner will have a critical role in signposting and / or referring patients and will have a critical interface role with Trust primary mental health care teams, primary care mental health and wellbeing hubs, recovery colleges, and the community mental health teams for older people. For more information please contact info@southernfsu.co.uk or call 0283 0262 722. A drop-in information session regarding this new post has been arranged between 18:00 - 20:00 on Wednesday 4th September at the Canal Court, Newry. The closing date for applications will be 09:00 Monday 16th September. www.southernfsu.co.uk Twitter: @southern_fsu

Are you looking for some work, to fit around your existing commitments? Middle Temple is looking for reliable, hardworking event wait staff to join our events team. We take pride in delivering high quality events to our members and external clients. You will have the opportunity to work on a wide variety of events from dinners and lectures to weddings and canape parties. You will have the opportunity to learn from our experienced events team how to deliver gold standard events, to some of the most prestigious clients in London. The successful candidates must be self-motivated, have a passion for good food and wine service, show calmness under pressure and be able to work in a team. To apply, please send your CV to: recruitment@middletemple.org.uk Deadline: Sunday 1 September 2019

We have two opportunities for experienced, independent Lay Members to join Hammersmith & Fulham CCG's governing body. Local individuals with strong links to public and patient engagement are sought. As a member of the CCG Governing body, Lay Members are key individuals in the team that ensure the CCG exercises its functions effectively, efficiently, economically, with good governance and in accordance with the terms of the CCG's constitution. In taking decisions as part of the Governing Body, they help ensure that: • • • •

the interests of patients and the community remain at the heart of discussions and decisions; the CCG commissions the highest quality services, maintaining a consistent focus on quality, integration and innovation; decisions are taken with regard to securing the best use of the public money; the CCG, secures health services that are provided to our local population in a way which promotes the NHS Constitution, improves individuals' health and wellbeing, supports them to keep mentally and physically mil, to get better when they are ill and, when the individual cannot fully recover, to stay as well as they can to the end of their lives; • the CCG is responsive to the views of local people and promotes self-care and shared decision-making in all aspects of its business; and • good governance remains central at all times Specifically, we are looking to recruit two lay members in Hammersmith and Fulham CCG, to start immediately.

MDT TEAM MANAGER – LOCAL AREA COORDINATOR (LAC) Contract Type Schedule Type Work Hours Salary Information

Permanent Full Time 36.5 Hours Week £43,662 - £54,574

As part of the Customer Journey, Birmingham is delighted to provide an exciting opportunity within Birmingham City Council. The post will be to manage a small team supporting constituencies, one placed per constituency and to have o versight and drive the mapping and connections between community assets and citizens. The MDT Team Manager – Local Area Coordinator role is a key element of transforming practice, supported by the rollout of 3 conversations model. Key focus of MDT Team Manager – LAC role: • Co-production within communities to build resilience within local communities through development of networks and innovative local solutions, to reduce the impact of funded packages of care and the need for formal services. (Prevention and demand reduction strategy).

Headteacher Required for January or April 2020 Salary: L30-35 The Directors of Uffculme Academy Trust are seeking to appoint an experienced, dynamic and inspirational Headteacher to lead Holyrood Academy. This is an exciting opportunity for a leader who embodies our key values of equality, ambition and excellence. We are seeking an individual who inspires confidence and trust, who builds exceptional relationships with staff, students and families and who wants to lead a school which is both high performing and inclusive. We believe that the key to a successful school is a great culture and we are looking for a leader to build and develop our ethos inside and outside of the classroom securing high levels of buy in from all stakeholders.

• Already dependent on services to build personal connections, use of community assets, reducing reliance on formal services (reduction service dependency) and reduce the need for service (capacity building)

Holyrood Academy is an 11-18 Academy in Somerset with approximately 1250 students on roll. It is situated in the centre of the market town of Chard and it is the only secondary school in the town.

• Support citizens may they be known/not known to build their own, family and community resilience

Holyrood was last inspected in 2013 when it achieved an Outstanding rating.

DBS Enhanced Adults required

Outcomes have been historically strong and despite the considerable challenges brought by the changes to KS4 programmes of study, we have consistently achieved a positive progress 8 score placing us as reliably one of the top performing secondary schools in Somerset.

For informal enquiries, please contact: FIONA C MOULD Group Manager for Quality and Practice Learning Team Phone number: 07900136055 Email Address: fiona.c.mould@birmingham.gov.uk

For further information and an application pack please visit: https://www.holyroodacademy.com/vacancies

Remuneration: £10,750 - £21,500 per annum, depending on the time commitment (5-10 days per month) required of the role and some of which may be required in the evenings, depending on the needs of the role. It is likely to start at five days and kept under review. Time Commitment: The CCG undertakes most of its corporate meetings on Tuesday afternoons. Lay members are expected to be available every Tuesday afternoon when Governing Body meetings are held in public (four times a year), Governing Body seminars (at least one a month and two every other month), sub-committee meetings (held once a month). Additionally the lay members will need to be available to attend and chair the CCG's patient reference group every other month. As the CCG is part of the NW London Collaboration of CCGs there are meetings for NW London wide committees that are held on Thursdays which may require some lay member attendance. Mark Easton, Accountable Officer also holds quarterly briefings with all lay members across NW London which tend to be in the early evening around a week before Governing Body meetings. Tenure: initially an appointment to 31 March 2020, with the possibility of reappointment for a maximum of two further three-year terms. Candidates need to either live in the CCG area or be able to demonstrate a very strong association with it This is essential in order to ensure that they have a good understanding of the local issues affecting people living in the CCG area and can bring these to the discussions of the Governing Body and its committees. Additionally, they will need to have excellent leadership skills and the ability to establish credibility with all stakeholders and partners. They should bring different perspectives to the CCG, drawn from different professions, roles, backgrounds and experience. These differing insights into the range of challenges and opportunities racing the CCG will ensure that it can take a balanced view across the whole of its business. For an informal discussion about these roles, please contact Janet Cree, Managing Director, by e-mail janetcree@nhs.net or by telephone: 0203 350 4368.The information packs for the roles, eligibility criteria etc, can be found on our website: https://www.hammersmithfulhamccg.nhs.uk/news,-publications-policies/publiations-policies.aspx?n=10538 Applications should be made to mark.jarvis1@nhs.net by submitting your CV along with a one-to-two paged covering letter that sets out clearly: • why you are interested in the role; • what you feel you will bring to it/them; • your links to the Hammersmith and Fulham are; and • confirmation that you have read and both understand and met the eligibility criteria.

The closing date for applications is 5pm, 6 September. Interviews will take place on 18 September. However, if this date is inconvenient please still consider an application and we will try and accommodate an alternative date.


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