Gema Martinez Garcia

• Junio 2020 / En progreso
• Clinical leadership and management of the Infection Prevention and Control service for the organisation
• Strategic overview and development of service delivery linking with national and international healthcare partners
• Develop co-ordinated and comprehensive links throughout the organisation, and across health and social care nationally and internationally
• Work collectively and strategically with colleagues in health and social care to develop standards, protocols and guidelines
• Share knowledge of developments and initiatives to improve and influence at the level of the local health economy, as well as regionally and nationally
• Strengthen professional leadership by leading the strategic planning of the service
• Contribute to national/international multidisciplinary working groups
• Lead in tendering processes, reviewing new medical equipment and the implementation of trials for innovation
• Contribute to the provision of effective communication strategies across the Trust and the wider health economy to support the infection prevention and control agenda
• Be at the forefront of innovative practice, inspiring colleagues to implement such practice and service developments and encourage others to think of innovative practices
• Perform clinical and service audit, disseminating results locally, nationally and internationally
• Participate in business and service development processes
• Accountable for budget and financial targets within the area of responsibility and will support the clinical division with delivery of quality and efficiency initiatives
• Develop business cases for new or changes to services and identify potential areas of income generation

• Be accountable for budget and financial targets within the area of responsibility and support the clinical division with delivery of quality and efficiency initiatives
• Provide assurance that investigations into serious incidents
• Establish strong relationships with clinical and managerial leaders providing a senior clinical nurse specialist perspective to ensure that operational delivery is patient centred
• Lead and manage the IPC service for the organisation
• Assist the Trust’s Communications Department in the formulation of press statements as required
• To negotiate and agree with individuals, groups and other practitioner’s outcomes roles and responsibilities and action to be taken to develop resources, services and facilities

• Provide expert Infection Prevention and Control advice in the care of patients across the organisation
• Develop and deliver educational programmes for the multidisciplinary teams
• Maintain and submit quarterly reports in the surveillance of hospital acquired infections including surgical site infections
• Maintain excellent relationships to engage and involve key stakeholders in the delivery of the Infection Prevention and Control service.

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