Specialist Public Health Nurse for Children with SEND

Job overview

The health visiting and school nursing service is a workforce of specialist community public health nurses and skill mix who provide information, support and access to interventions to families and children from 0-19 years of age and help empower parents and young people to make decisions that affect their family’s/individual future health and wellbeing.

The key aspects of this specialist role are to be recognised as the lead individual providing clinical expertise and intervention, education, training, consultation and supervision, quality improvement, leadership and multi-agency integrated care in relation to SEND with an emphasis on early intervention.

Main duties of the job

To be a Health Visitor/School Nurse with wider knowledge around neurodiversity to provide clinical and professional leadership to the 0-19 IPHN service in the field of SEND to enable the effective delivery of Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust’s contracted integrated public health nursing service.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

For further information with regard to this vacancy please see the attached job description and person specification.