PG Dip Specialist Community Public Health Nurse: School Nursing Degree Apprenticeship

Study at LJMU to complete a Specialist Community Public Health Nurse Qualification in School Nursing The course will develop autonomous specialist community public health practitioners who will be prepared to address the unique challenges of practice (beyond those of professional registration). Study for a Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) registerable qualification in School Nursing Learn from expert nurses and specialists on this contemporary course Benefit from a curriculum praised by the NMC for its enhanced practice perspective and outstanding fitness for practice Have your professional competencies (NMC, 2022) assessed in theory and practice Experience practice placement Foster critical thinking, analytical skills and reflective practice to acquire lifelong learning skills. Develop the skills, expertise, and attributes to become inspirational role models and mentor for other practitioners seeking to achieve higher levels of competency in specialist community public health practice SCPHN Apprenticeship Standards related to your programme: IfATE (2023) Apprenticeship Standards for Specialist Community Public Health Nurse, School Nursing (NMC 2022) This degree apprenticeship programme will support learners within their chosen field of practice (School Nursing) to focus on and support the holistic needs of school-aged children and young people. Learners will understand the wider determinants of health and are committed to addressing health inequalities across the life course, through health education, health promotion and evidence-based age and maturity appropriate interventions. School Nurses collaborate and work effectively with teams and other professionals across a range of sectors and agencies. SCPHN professionals are in the forefront of public health. SCPHNs are committed to deliver individualised care which promotes respect and autonomy of individuals and communities. Collectively they highlight the core values of SCPHN practice (NMC 2022) emphasising the importance of person-centred care, leadership, innovation, equity and continuous learning. This is in accordance with: Institute of Apprenticeships and Technical Education Specialist Community Public Health Nurse Standards (2022) Standards of Proficiency for Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (2022) Standards framework for Nursing and Midwifery Education (2023) Standards for student, supervision and assessment (2023) Standards for post registration nursing programmes (2023) Read more

You will need: Home Qualification requirements Show all sections Undergraduate degree In a relevant nursing subject.. Alternatively, consideration will be given to applicants who have evidenced of successful level6 or level 7 study (within last 5 years). GCSEs and equivalents A minimum of two GCSE's which must include Maths and English at grade C (level 4-9) or above OR level 2 Equivalency in Numeracy and Literacy. Additional requirements Interview required An interview will be conducted involving the prospective learner and the employer prior to offering a place on the programme Further information DBS Requirements An Enhanced DBS clearance is required to be evidenced as part of the admission process Extra Requirements NMC registered nurse (level 1) or NMC registered midwife, capable of safe and effective practice at the level of proficiency appropriate to the NMC-approved Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (SCPHN) programme Find your country Please Note: All international qualifications are subject to a qualification equivalency check. How to apply Securing your place at LJMU You will apply for the course directly with your NHS Trust. For more information, contact the programme lead via email at - S.L.Logan@ljmu.ac.uk Additional interview requirements Applicants will be invited to interview for a place on the programme. You will asked to deliver a 10 minute presentation; the title will be given to you prior to your interview date. You will also need to provide an up-to-date professional portfolio demonstrating progression towards a career in Specialist Community Public Health Practice and an understanding of the school nursing role. The portfolio should include relevant, practice reflections (NMC revalidation documents are accepted). You must also demonstrate that you will be able to adapt to student status.

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• Liverpool John Moores University, City Campus, Liverpool, United Kingdom