Clinical Supervisor; South Part-Time

Overview

Are you a Nurse Practitioner looking for a new opportunity? Are you passionate about delivering an exceptional level of patient care? Can you demonstrate a wide variety of experience within a clinical setting?

NHS 24 is building a talent pipeline for future Clinical Supervisor opportunities and is inviting expressions of interest from experienced, NMC‑registered adult nurses who are passionate about delivering high‑quality clinical supervision within our telehealth service. Vacancies may not be immediately available, but joining the pipeline allows candidates to begin the recruitment journey early, be considered ahead of future hiring rounds, and stay connected with our teams as posts, rotas, and training cohorts become available.

This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the role, explore development pathways, and position yourself for upcoming opportunities within NHS 24.

NHS 24 is hosting a series of open events where you can hear directly from experienced colleagues about the Clinical Supervisor role. You can find full details of upcoming events here: NHS Scotland | Jobs | Search here for your perfect career - Job Information | Apply for Recruitment Open Event - Clinical Supervisor (Band
6) Clydebank and South Queensferry.

As NHS Scotland's unique provider of a national telehealth and tele-care service, we deliver health advice and information by telephone and online services to the population of Scotland 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. NHS 24 is a patient‑focused service providing triage, advice, guidance, referral and information on health and healthcare services.

Regional Centres are located at Aberdeen, Cardonald, Clydebank, Dundee and South Queensferry. This role is advertised for our South Queensferry Regional Centre.

• As the service has evolved, there is now a unique opportunity for Nurses to perform high quality telephone assessments and to provide Clinical Supervision to members within a multi‑disciplinary team.
• Act as an autonomous practitioner providing a comprehensive telephone triage and clinical assessment service to patients and/or their carers/relatives resulting in a safe and appropriate clinical decision.
• Provide real time clinical support to NHS
  24 frontline staff resulting in safe, appropriate and person‑centred outcomes.
• Facilitate the provision of accurate healthcare information, self-care/health improvement advice or referral to the appropriate level and location of care to meet the holistic and therapeutic requirements of the patient/carer.
• You will use a variety of different models to deliver clinical supervision to non‑clinical staff.

• Registered as an Adult nurse on Part 1 of the NMC register.
• Excellent clinical decision‑making skills, with the ability to provide continuous clinical supervision and leadership.
• Extensive post‑registration experience, preferably within an acute or primary care setting, with a broad range of knowledge across a number of specialties.
• Critical decision‑making skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

NHS 24 offers a total reward package with a permanent contract on Band 6 £ 41,608 - £50,702* (pro rata for part‑time hours). Placement on salary scale dependent on confirmation of previous relevant NHS service. Competitive salary enhancements for working unsocial hours are in addition to the above basic starting salary.

• Basic Hourly Rate: £21.57
• Saturday / After 8pm Weekday Hourly Rate: £32.34
• Sunday / Public Holiday Hourly Rate: £43.13

As NHS 24 is predominately an out of hours employer, actual earnings include payments for evenings, nights, weekend shifts and public holidays. Example earnings for Clinical Supervisors on a starting salary of £41,608 working 37, 30 or 24 hours rotas with 5 out of 8 weekends:

• 37 hours: £3,647 basic monthly, £1,248 enhancements, £4,715 total
• 30 hours: £2,811 basic monthly, £1,011 enhancements, £3,822 total
• 24 hours: £2,248 basic monthly, £809 enhancements, £3,057 total
• Figures shown are before deductions

Shift patterns (examples only): 16, 24 or 30 hours are worked on…