# FNC Nurse

**Company**: South West London Integrated Care Board
**Location**: Wimbledon
**Work arrangement**: onsite
**Experience**: senior
**Salary**: £36943.00 to £44900.00
**Category**: Healthcare
**Industry**: Healthcare

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## Description

NHS South West London ICB is looking for registered nurses to join our All Age Continuing Care (AACC) team as FNC Nurses. The team provides a single point of contact for all Continuing Healthcare referrals across south west London.

You will assess people referred to the service for NHS-funded Nursing Care (FNC), using the NHS Continuing Healthcare Checklist and the FNC review document. You will consider whether people should have a full Continuing Healthcare assessment, review whether care packages remain suitable, and make sure care providers meet quality standards and keep good records.

You will work under the supervision of Nurse Assessors and Senior Nurse Assessors, with support to build your knowledge and skills in Continuing Healthcare.

You will have at least two years' post-registration experience, clinical experience of assessing care needs, an understanding of the legislation and policy on Continuing Healthcare and FNC, and good communication and safeguarding knowledge.

**Main duties of the job**

- Complete Continuing Healthcare Checklists and annual FNC eligibility reviews in line with national guidance and the National Framework (revised 2022).

- Recognise when a person's care needs have changed and refer them to a senior colleague for further assessment.

- Check that care plans, risk assessments and care records are up to date and of good quality, giving feedback to care providers and following up on improvements.

- Liaise with the person's wider MDT so that all relevant assessments and updates are in place before each review.

- Review whether commissioned care arrangements are eligible and appropriate for each person's needs, and monitor the safety and quality of care.

- Escalate concerns or quality issues to the Safeguarding Lead or Quality Assurance Manager, and act as an advocate for vulnerable adults.

- Plan your own workload so that all reviews are completed within the required timeframes.

- Produce written reports and assessments to a high standard, in line with NMC requirements.

- Advise people, their representatives and providers on FNC and CHC processes, and support training for providers and their staff.

- Communicate funding decisions and changes in care sensitively, and take part in service audits, quality assurance and training.

**About us**

The core purpose of SWL ICB is to improve the health of our population and ensure access to consistently high-quality services. The ICB provides system leadership for population health, setting the evidence base and long-term population health strategy.

**Benefits**

- Agenda for Change pay scheme

- Band 5 salary: £36,943 to £44,900 a year, inclusive of Outer High Cost Area Allowance

**Person Specification**

- Registered Nurse

- At least 2 years' post-registration experience

- Clinical experience of undertaking assessments of care needs, and of multi-professional, patient-centred care

- Experience of working with an MDT to undertake CHC or FNC assessments

- Understanding and application of safeguarding adults and children processes

- Good written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to deliver complex and sensitive information to clients and their representatives so that it is understood

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## Skills

### Required
- Continuing Healthcare
- NHS-funded Nursing Care
- Communication
- Safeguarding
- Leadership

### Nice to have
- Personal Health Budgets
- Multi-professional care
- Community setting

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