Blood Transfusion Trainer

Position SummaryWe are seeking applications from nurses passionate about facilitating access to learning and development surrounding the safe and approproate use of blood and blood products. The Blood Transfusion Clinical Nurse Educator is responsible for the planning, implementation and evaluation of educational initiatives related to blood management. This educator will identify workforce learning needs, craft tailored learning plans and coordinate development opportunities. These may include organising in-service sessions, facilitating study days, conducting thorough needs analyses, identifying avenues for professional growth and development opportunities and providing Learning and Development representation during times of service development. MANDATORY: Registered Nurse holding current registration with NMBADemonstrated experience in acute area of nursingEvidence of recent clinical experience.Previous experience in support and development of staffEvidence of active participation in continuing education and self-development activities.A valid Police Check and WWCC DESIRABLE: Highly desired - post-graduate qualifications in area of clinical expertise or educationAbility to participate in the performance improvement process.Demonstrated understanding of quality and safety improvement principlesEffective communicationStrong interpersonal skills.Good written and oral communication skills.Commitment to the principles evidence-based practiceDemonstrated leadership skills.Ability to perform as a sole practitioner.Self-directed. What's in it for youBCH is in a significant growth phase, creating an exciting environment for staff to develop their careers while simultaneously having a direct impact on regional communities.BCH staff also enjoy the following perks: A culture which supports your wellbeing and personal growthSalary packaging, including novated leasingHealth and Wellbeing ProgramFlexible work options and work life balanceStudy supportA coastal lifestyle in the beautiful Bass Coast region For further information please contact Mandie Heffernan - Manager Learning and Development at ****** or 56713442 or contact Human Resources via email ****** As a Child Safe organisation, Bass Coast Health promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children, including those with disability.Bass Coast Health celebrates and supports our employees and community and is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. BCH welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, people of any age or gender, people identifying as LGBTIQ+ and people with disability. Bass Coast Health is a smoke free organisation Posted : 14/05/2024 Closing: 27/05/2024