Job Description

Please see JD and person specification for full details To include but not limited to: Attendance at the Multidisciplinary meetings and clinicsTriaging helpline contacts and making clinical decisions appropriate to your grade. Contact, according to standards of care, from point of diagnosis through staging, treatment and transition to palliative care as required Completion of Holistic Needs Assessments at appropriate points of the patient pathway Signposting and making appropriate referrals Liaise regularly with oncology, stoma care and ERP teams. Contribute to the service development of individual and wider cancer CNS teams. Presence at breaking bad news clinics as required Delivering and supporting patients when receiving life-altering / limiting news Demonstrate effective and compassionate enhanced communication skills Ensuring pathways for investigations and treatments are timely - managing and escalating as required any concerns that may impact the diagnostic and treatment target dates Working clinically autonomously to provide advice in response to unscheduled contacts from patients and professionals and in nurse-led clinics Reviewing current practice and working collaboratively to improve, including the development of nurse-led clinics Contribute to effective teamwork Contribute to audit.



Working in line with trust values and the NMC code of conduct This role is eligible for visa sponsorship under the UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) Skilled Worker route however sponsorship can only be provided where applicants meet the specific requirements set by UKVI, including the relevant skill and salary thresholds (25000), and any role-specific criteria.