Inpatient Unit Volunteer Nursing Support
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Summary
The In-Patient Unit is based within the hospice and offers specialist palliative care to its patients as well as providing support to the patient’s familyDetailed description
Purpose of this role
The In-Patient Unit is based within the hospice and offers specialist palliative care to its patients as well as providing support to the patient’s family, friends and carers. This role supports the delivery of this service.
Main tasks
· Assist with serving of appropriate meals and drinks
· Assist with patients’ personal hygiene and toilet care needs under the direction of qualified staff
· To work with other members of the IPU team in general tasks to ensure a quality holistic service
· Ensure that patient information is passed onto staff ensuring that confidentiality is maintained at all times
· Ensure all fire, health and safety requirements are observed
· Assist professionals with therapeutic treatments and activities
· Be willing to support other parts of the Patient Services department as required
· Attend training and supervisory sessions as required
What are we looking for?
· To have carer/nursing experience
· Patience and willingness to help
· Have the highest regard for the principles of confidentiality
· Empathetic and understanding nature
· Good communication skills
· In good physical and emotional health
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costsAbout Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care
Our support begins as soon as it is needed – whether that is at the point of diagnosis, or when a symptom or support need arises. Our patients are supported to live the best quality of life they can through the combination of outpatient, rehabilitation and supportive care services, Hospice at Home and inpatient care that is right for them.
We are also here for those around our patients, including family, friends and carers, ensuring that everyone can receive the right support, wherever and whenever they need it.
Our care is provided at no cost to our patients and families and is made possible by the generous donations we receive from our local community.