Compliance Nurse

Connected Health are seeking a Nurse to provide complete clinical oversight, ensuring high standards of competence, compliance, and care quality. The post-holder will lead on governance, compliance and staff training - supporting operations teams to deliver safe, person-centred care in line with RQIA standards and HSCT requirements.

This will be a Part time role

Salary: £42k to £48K, depending on experience (pro rata for part time hours)

Maintain complete oversight to ensure high competence and compliance levels, reporting any areas of concern

Anticipate and identify service improvements required and address deficiencies in quality - including service development needs, education development, and assistance in developing policies, audit processes, and patient safety initiatives.

Ensure clinical compliance in line with current RQIA Regulations and HSCT commissioner requirements.

Provide clinical input to assist in RQIA inspection preparation

Assist the operations team with clinical compliance reviews in line with priorities.

Maintain oversight of all governance and clinical issues within the area, providing weekly updates

Identify clinical governance patterns or trends requiring escalation or investigation and assist with same.

Assist the compliance team with internal audits of client and staff files, with particular focus on the clinical aspects of assessments and care.

Provide day-to-day clinical support to operations teams across your area as part of the wider governance team.

Establish and maintain quality improvement tracking and other information relevant to patient care.

Contribute to continuous quality improvement across services.

Provide clinical support and assist with complex patient care reviews and assessments.

Carry out regular clinical risk assessments to identify and mitigate risk

Lead the quality audit of individual care plans - ensuring each is person-centred, reflects current assessed need, and meets RQIA and HSCT standards.

Support on complex clinical and care needs, referring to Safeguarding where appropriate.

Deliver staff training for induction, epilepsy awareness, and specialist modules (e.g. medication administration, catheter care, wound care, PEG feeding).

Support service development training initiatives, including in areas such as intellectual disabilities and dementia awareness.

Ensure appropriate training is in place for all care staff and advocate for identified training needs.

Identify training gaps through compliance audits and incident trends, and propose improvements to enhance care quality.

Work with the People & Training team to ensure clinical training content meets NI regulatory requirements

Note: This list of duties is not exhaustive. The post-holder will be expected to be flexible and adaptable to change as the needs of the service evolve.

• Active registration on the NMC Register - General Nurse Division (RGN)
• Minimum of 3 years' post-registration experience, including experience in an acute or community care setting
• Current, full clean driving licence
• Strong teamwork ability alongside a high degree of self-motivation to work independently
• Excellent computer skills in Microsoft Office

• Previous experience working within home care or domiciliary care
• Certification in wound care
• Certification in epilepsy awareness
• Certification in dementia awareness
• Level 6 Train the Trainer qualification
• Level 6 Patient Moving and Handling Trainer qualification
• Experience of audit report writing and clinical documentation

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