Team Leader - Surgery Theatre Robotics

Team Leader
- Surgery Theatre Robotics - £43k to £55k + Great benefits - NW London

A leading private hospital is looking for a Team Leader
- Theatre Robotics to join its well-established theatre team. You will work alongside a multi-disciplinary team with some of the most well renowned surgeons in the world. The hospital offers a comprehensive range of specialist medical treatments, clinics and diagnostic services from a team of world-class consultants, supported by a dedicated team of clinical and non-clinical staff. They are known for our exceptional standards of care, excellent nursing standards, and cutting-edge medical treatments.

• £43k to £55k, depending on experience
• Benefits include Private healthcare, 27 days annual leave, Blue Light Card discounts, Interest‑free season ticket loans, Local Business discounts, internal shop discounts, Personal development and training courses, Annual events and recognition awards, Career progression and increments, etc.
• Permanent, full‑time
• Central NW London
• Monday to Friday, working core hours, with flexibility to meet theatre schedules.

• RN or ODP qualification
• Supervisory/Management qualification
• Analysing staff and theatre management problems and coming up with viable solutions
• Working as a perioperative practitioner in and across multi disciplinary teams
• Experience of applying clinical reasoning skills to a range of complex and varied patient case mixes
• Challenging consultants to influence evidence based practice
• Supervisory experience
• Evidence of substantial post registration continual professional development in management and related and relevant perioperative subjects
• Competence across a range of either surgical, anaesthetic or post‑anaesthesia, management and leadership skills supported by professional and clinical knowledge
• Possess the mandatory training requirements for role including infection control and health and safety competencies.

• Provide exemplary planned care for patients requiring perioperative intervention while managing a team.
• To ensure the team delivers effective patient care by providing appropriate clinical and managerial leadership, maximising effective theatre utilisation.
• To provide exemplary planned care for patients requiring perioperative intervention supporting the management and organisation of care provision in the operating theatre, taking on the specialist role in Robotic Surgery.
• To assist the perioperative managers to deliver effective patient care by providing appropriate clinical support assisting the theatre manager to effectively maximise theatre utilisation.
• To co-ordinate and communicate information relevant to the intra‑operative patient care process. The SPP also provides feedback regarding patient care, and strategic planning opportunities for improvement.
• Discuss, and agree with colleagues capabilities and competencies in general and perioperative care practice, across the team.
• Compare current perioperative practices, trends and developments against appropriate benchmarks.