 The NHS constantly needs to attract people with the right skills and values to fill the many vacancies and roles it supports. In order to do this we need to help people making career choices and job decisions to understand what working in healthcare is really like and the opportunities available in the NHS.
Talking honestly and enthusiastically about your job role can make a real difference for those thinking about working for the NHS. This guide will give you a brief outline of the role of an NHS Careers Ambassador and hopefully help you to decide whether it’s a role you would like to take on. NHS Careers Ambassadors act as a role model to young people, offering them the chance to find out as much as possible about jobs and professions in the NHS and particularly the role that they play in providing excellent patient care. If you're interested contact Nathalie Usher All too often interpersonal conflict, especially harassment cases go unattended or end up with costly investigations (time, money, resources and personal trauma).
Mediation offers an alternative process (not instead) to conflict resolution, allowing parties to resolve problems and let go of their sense of grievance and mend broken relationships. Mediation Skills Training is a 4 day programme which will cover the entire mediation process from first contact with the first party to closure and review. It aims to give participants a solid foundation in fundamental Mediation Skills, such as active listening, impartiality, rapport building with disputants, managing conflict and facilitating negotiation. It aims to develop an understanding of mediators own responses to conflict, so that they can manage their own feelings and assumptions and interact constructively with disputants. Read more here Interested? Complete the application form and return it to Debbie Baxter, HR Manager and Mediation Lead There are training dates now available for facilitators associated with the Healthcare Leadership Model 360 degree feedback tool. New facilitators should have some experience in holding coaching-style conversations, and should have an interest in assisting their colleagues to develop.
Training for new facilitators consists of completing your own 360 degree feedback process, an online learning package as well as a 1-day face-to-face training course. The 360 degree feedback process and online training package will need to be completed as pre-work before attending the training day. Dates for the face to face one day courses are as follows: 16th July or 23rd July and will be held at the Clinical Education Centre, Southport. Your trainers on the day will be Tracy Gunn, Head of Education & Training and Karen Apulinario-Jones, Practice Educator. To book, please complete the application form and return it to Colette Halliday by 21st May 2018  Check out the courses on offer to Trust staff through our membership with AQuA.here
Click on the image to open the brochure  Below are some of the highlights for this month. For more information on all our offers please visit our website www.nwacademy.nhs.uk
NEW - Join us for our Talent Management Twitter Chat! The NHS Leadership Academy would like to know more about how talent management is understood and experienced by all staff - inclusive of all roles, grades and professions. In addition to the online survey and discussion (see links opposite), please contribute your thoughts and views on Talent Management as part of our Twitter Chat in May. Your input will build our understanding of talent management and the conditions needed for good practice to thrive, and help shape our future talent offer. Twitter chat Tuesday, 22nd May 2018 20:00 - 21:00 For more information on how to participate please visit our website Complete the short survey here, or share more detail by accessing the Tricider link here. Primary Care As part of the national NHS agenda to reduce pressures on secondary and acute NHS services and deliver care closer to home, Primary Care has been identified as a national priority for leadership development. Look out for new offers over the coming months. If you would like more information about our work in Primary Care please contact Kay Worsley-Cox nwla.info@nhs.net System OD Collaboration Workshop Following the success of our System OD Collaboration workshops for the Cheshire & Merseyside and Lancashire & South Cumbria footprints earlier this year, we are now holding two 90 day follow up workshops to build and expand on these earlier sessions. This is a fantastic opportunity for each footprint to come together to collaborate for impact and innovation. The sessions will benefit from having a wide and diverse audience. With this in mind we’d like to invite you to share this opportunity with your colleagues, both within the NHS and broader public services, and invite them to attend and contribute to the day Cheshire & Merseyside Friday, 08th June 2018 9:30 - 15:30 Radisson Blu Hotel, Liverpool Lancashire & South Cumbria Monday, 04th June 2018 9:30 - 15:30 Farington Lodge, Leyland For more information and to book on, please visit our website Aspiring Chief Executive programme The role of the chief executive in health care has never been more important. How we appoint to such posts – and help our chief executives to be successful ‘in role’ – is one of the NHS’s most important leadership challenges. As the health system evolves and new models of care emerge, chief executives who can successfully lead provider organisations and collaborate in the transformation of care are key. For more information about eligibility criteria, dates and booking links, please visit NHS Leadership Academy website The Director of Nursing and Midwifery Talent Programme A second cohort of The Director of Nursing Talent Programme is commencing in the North region. The scheme is delivered by NHS England, NHSI and HEE. It aims to help participants explore:
For more information about eligibility criteria, dates and booking links, please visit this website Masterclass – Seeing Things Differently Working in collaboration with our partners, the first in a series of Masterclasses for 2018/19 will provide system-wide leaders exposure to the latest thinking and help develop their skillsets. We are pleased to introduce, as our key note speaker, Jeremy Scrivens, Director of the Economy at Work, and a global thought leader. Friday 6th July, 2018 9:00 - 16:00 Manchester For more information and to book on, please visit our website Leading with Moral Purpose At the heart of leadership is the focus on the service-user. Historically, a ‘pace setting’ leadership style has been prevalent within the NHS, that focused on targets and delivery rather than engaging both staff and patients. There is now a recognised need for leaders who will work with compassion and a strong sense of moral purpose. This module will provide insight into what it means to lead with compassion in the NHS. It will look at how current policies inform the healthcare landscape, focusing on the need for a passionate commitment to do the ‘right things at the right time' for service users. Tuesday 10th July 2018 09:00 - 17:00 Cheshire For more information and to book on, please visit our website. Click on the image to enlarge it  |
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