Advanced Clinician/Practitioner Sample Clauses

Advanced Clinician/Practitioner. An Advanced Clinician/Practitioner will demonstrate all of the following:
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Advanced Clinician/Practitioner. An Advanced Clinician/Practitioner will:
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Advanced Clinician/Practitioner. An Advanced Clinician/Practitioner will demonstrate all of the following: Maintain a clinical caseload. Exercise significant professional judgement based on a detailed knowledge of work unit, Agency, and/or SA Health Local Health Network, SA Health Statewide Service, industry and/or State-wide initiatives. Develop and/or apply discipline principles and new technology and/or knowledge of crucial work which can encompass a single discipline or a variety of disciplines. Make a significant contribution towards the development and achievement of the strategic directions of the Agency and the region and/or SA Health Local Health Network, SA Health Statewide Service. These contributions may extend to the State or the Nation. Make independent decisions related to a wide area of expert practice in their field across a zone and/or region and/or SA Health Local Health Network, and/or SA Health Statewide Service and will be responsible for outcomes for clients and the organisation from the practice of other health professionals and staff. Require expert specialist knowledge of contemporary methods, principles and practice and skills across client groups and work areas. Provide professional/clinical supervision to other health professionals, students and/or other technical, operational and support staff.
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Advanced Clinician/Practitioner. An Advanced Clinician/ Practitioner will: • Maintain a clinical caseload. • Exercises significant professional judgement based on a detailed knowledge of work unit, Calvary Healthcare Adelaide, industry and/or State-wide initiatives. • Develop and/or applies discipline principles and new technology and/or knowledge of crucial work which can encompass a single discipline or a variety of disciplines. Makes a significant contribution towards the development and achievement of the strategic directions of CHCA, the State and/or Nation. • Makes independent decisions related to area wide expert practice in their field across CHCA, the State and/or Nation and will be responsible for outcomes for clients and the organisation from the practice of other health professionals and staff. • Requires expert specialist knowledge of contemporary methods, principles and practice and skills across client groups and work areas. • Provides professional I clinical supervision to other health professionals, students and/or other technical, operational and support staff. May Include • Co-ordinate, promote and participate in research projects relevant to discipline or HP evidence based practice and I or service improvement. • Co-ordinate discipline specific and I or Inter-professional Learning clinical placements. • Oversight and co-ordination of relevant HPs. • Co-ordinate continuing professional development for HPs. • Maintain a clinical caseload commensurate with education and research responsibilities.
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Advanced Clinician/Practitioner. An Advanced Clinician / Practitioner will: • Maintain a clinical caseload. • Exercises significant professional judgement based on a detailed knowledge of work unit, agency, industry and/or State-wide initiatives. • Develop and/or applies discipline principles and new technology and/or knowledge of crucial work which can encompass a single discipline or a variety of disciplines. • Makes a significant contribution towards the development and achievement of the strategic directions of the Agency, Region, State and/or Nation. • Makes independent decisions related to area wide expert practice in their field across a zone and / or region and will be responsible for outcomes for clients and the organisation from the practice of other health professionals and staff. • Requires expert specialist knowledge of contemporary methods, principles and practice and skills across client groups and work areas. • Provides professional / clinical supervision to other health professionals, students and/or other technical, operational and support staff.
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