Oakdale Centre CIC
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Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
Job summary
The South West Burns Clinical Network ensures that everyone with a burn injury receives high-quality, equitable care wherever they live. We:
Improve outcomes, safety and patient experience
Support seamless care pathways across the region
Respond to local and major incidents
Strengthen the long-term sustainability and resilience of burns services
You will contribute to our seven key functions: service planning, resource stewardship, workforce development, quality improvement, collaboration, service transformation and population health.
Your work will influence improvements across the whole burns pathway - from prevention and first contact through specialist burn care, rehabilitation and long-term recovery.
You will work closely with our small, dynamic team, including the Network Clinical Director, Network Manager, Network Lead Nurse and Network Allied Health Professional and Quality Improvement Lead.
We are a collaborative, supportive and purpose-driven team who value each other's expertise and enjoy solving problems together. Your ideas and initiative will be welcomed.
This role is ideal if you want to:
Develop and grow your leadership skills with strong support
Work with burns experts regionally and nationally
Shape and improve care for a complex, diverse patient group
Contribute to innovation, transformation and quality improvement
You will have real opportunities to influence system-wide change and develop your strategic experience within a positive, encouraging team.
Main duties of the job
NHS England SW Clinical Networks exist to improve clinical care across the region within their scope of practice. The South West Burns Clinical Network (SWBCN) is hosted by Bristol NHS Foundation Trust and encompasses five designated specialised burn services across five hospitals in the South West of England and South/Mid Wales.
The SWBCN Deputy Clinical Director position is a new role within the Network Management Team. Once appointed you will play a key supportive leadership role, working closely with, and when required deputising for, the Network Clinical Director. The post holder will help to steer the strategic direction of the Network, particularly during times of operational pressure, service demand, or major incident response. In particular, you will provide clinical governance leadership and performance monitoring (peer review) of services within the Network, ensuring consistent, safe and high quality burn care is aligned to national standards, including the NHS Burns Clinical Network Specification (2023) and British Burn Association (BBA) National Standards for Provision of Adult and Paediatric Burn Care (2023)
This role will support the delivery of an annual Network work programme, promoting multidisciplinary involvement, driving quality improvement, and fostering collaborative working across the Network's provider organisations.
About us
This role requires close working with the Network Clinical Director, Network Manager, Network Lead Nurse and Network Allied Health Professional and Quality Improvement Lead. In addition, you will liaise and collaborate with Burn Service Clinical Leads, members of the multidisciplinary burn workforce and commissioners to ensure the smooth, resilient and effective running of the Network.
We are a collaborative, supportive and purpose-driven team who value each other's expertise and enjoy solving problems together. Your ideas and initiative will be welcomed.
You'll have real opportunities to influence system-wide change and develop your strategic experience within a positive, encouraging team.
Details
Date posted
24 September 2026
Pay scheme
Hospital medical and dental staff
Grade
Consultant
Salary
£113,565 to £150,569 a year
pro-rata
Contract
Secondment
Working pattern
Flexible working,
Home or remote working
Reference number
339-ASCR8578-AR-C
Job locations
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
BS10 5NB
United Kingdom
Job description
Job responsibilities
Please review further details about the role and responsibilities can be on the attached job description. For any questions, please contact the named hiring manager.
Job responsibilities
Please review further details about the role and responsibilities can be on the attached job description. For any questions, please contact the named hiring manager.
NHS England SW Clinical Networks exist to improve clinical care across the region within their scope of practice. The South West Burns Clinical Network (SWBCN) is hosted by Bristol NHS Foundation Trust and encompasses five designated specialised burn services across five hospitals in the South West of England and South/Mid Wales.
The SWBCN Deputy Clinical Director position is a new role within the Network Management Team. Once appointed you will play a key supportive leadership role, working closely with, and when required deputising for, the Network Clinical Director. The post holder will help to steer the strategic direction of the Network, particularly during times of operational pressure, service demand, or major incident response. In particular, you will provide clinical governance leadership and performance monitoring (peer review) of services within the Network, ensuring consistent, safe and high quality burn care is aligned to national standards, including the NHS Burns Clinical Network Specification (2023) and British Burn Association (BBA) National Standards for Provision of Adult and Paediatric Burn Care (2023)
This role will support the delivery of an annual Network work programme, promoting multidisciplinary involvement, driving quality improvement, and fostering collaborative working across the Network's provider organisations.
Please review further details about the role and responsibilities can be on the attached job description. For any questions, please contact the named hiring manager.
Essential criteria
- Registered Medical Practitioner with current GMC specialist registration
- Educated to degree level in a clinical or scientific discipline
- Specialist training in relevant area
- Evidence of continuing professional development
- Working as a Consultant within a specialist burn service
- Experienced clinician with credibility with clinical and non-clinical professionals
- Experience in senior leadership
- Experience in leading clinical governance, audit, M&M reviews and peer review
- Experience of partnership working and collaboration
- Knowledge of NHS Clinical Networks
- Knowledge of Network governance, quality assurance and risk management
- Knowledge of Network commissioning processes
- Strong leadership skills
- Ability to analyse complex data and information
- Ability to deputise effectively
- Knowledge of National and Regional Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) Frameworks related to burns
- Knowledge of National Burns Critical Care Surge and Escalation SOP
- Commitment to high standards of care and patient patient outcomes
- Self-motivated; able to prioritise
- Strong role model and leading by example
- Positive and proactive approach to problem solving
- Ability to work under pressure and constructively challenge
- Ability to act impartially, putting Network wide interests above those of own service when addressing issues or making decisions
- Must be flexible to travel (regionally and nationally)
- Must not be the Clinical or Service Lead for the Burn Service in which you work (if successful in obtaining this post)
Desirable criteria
- Leadership or Management training/qualification
- Higher degree MD or PhD
- Knowledge of service improvement tools
- Flexible working,
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