1 to 3 of 3 Decision-Making Jobs in Kingston Upon Thames

and Safety at Work Act (1974). They need to be able to read and understand technical drawings, have good problem-solving and decision-making skills and be able to communicate effectively, verbally and written. Suitable training may be given when needed to ensure that the candidate is more »

professional, who is able to work autonomously in the community. They must be able to demonstrate advanced clinical skills, including physical assessment, clinical decision making and differential diagnosis for a range of common acute and chronic conditions. Candidates must also have an interest and experience in service development … valued by health and social care partners across the borough of Kingston. The post holder will demonstrate safe, competent, advanced clinical assessment and decision-making skills and apply a broad range of clinical knowledge and interventions. They will provide leadership support, contribute to service delivery and supervise junior … and resource management Experience Essential Significant post registration experience Minimum 12 months working in a community environment. Lone working, autonomous -practice and clinical decision making Management of patients with complex acute and chronic needs Clinical leadership, service delivery Multi-disciplinary/multi-agency working Managing and working effectively more »

Kingston MHST you will be passionate about improving the mental health of children and young people and putting them at the heart of decision making and everything you do. This role would complement a part-time 8A MHST post and is intended to support thedevelopment of leadership skills. … Kingston MHST you will be passionate about improving the mental health of children and young people and putting them at the heart of decision making andeverything you do. As this is an internal vacancy, this post would be in addition to 0.5fte Clinical Leadpost. You will work in more »