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4 | Assistant Practitioner

Clinical | Nursing

Specific Roles

Working in Nursing
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| Children's
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| Adult
Lympohoedema (Specialist)
Admissions/Discharge (Inbedded)
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| District
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| Prison
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| Learning Disability
4 \| Assistant Practitioner \| Mental Health

Job Requirements

Skills

	Challenging situations
	Interpersonal techniques
	Managing incidents
	NHS values
	One or more service areas
	Organising techniques
	Patient centred services
	Personal care duties
	Relevant experience: up to 2 years
	Teamwork
	Working autonomously
	Working within protocols & guidelines
	Written and verbal communication

Qualifications

Apprenticeship
	Healthcare assistant practitioner \| Level 5

Alternative
	A Levels \| Level 3

Training

	6Cs of Nursing
	Clinical Mandatory Training
	Clinical Supervision
	Conflict Resolution
	Core Mandatory Training
	Health, Safety and Welfare
	Infection Prevention and Control
	Mindfulness
	Moving and Handling
	Safeguarding Adults or Children

In-Role Learning Opportunities

Continuous Professional Development

	E-Portfolio
	Personal development review

Personal Development

	Band 4 Development Programme
	Management competencies
	NHS Leadership Academy: Edward Jenner programme
	Nursing Degree \| Level 6

Progression Examples

Band 5

Registered Nurse

The following list contains examples of relevant qualifications that would be seen as equivalent options when compared to the latest Apprenticeship (standard).