Senior – Enrolled Nurse Sample Clauses

Senior – Enrolled Nurse. (a) An Enrolled Nurse who is appointed as a ‘senior’ will have their classification preceded by the word “senior” and in addition will be paid an allowance of 10% to be calculated upon the Employee’s substantive rate provided for in Appendix A of this Part. This shall be additional to any other such allowance to which the Employee is entitled. (b) An Enrolled Nurse who is appointed as a ‘senior’ will be employed to practice using specialised and advanced knowledge, qualifications and skills in a clinical area within the enrolled nursing scope of practice. For example, applies acquired knowledge in wound or continence management, dementia or in the provision of care. (c) Contributes to the education of new graduate enrolled nurses and/or trainee enrolled nurses. For example, the advanced enrolled nurse may preceptor or mentor new graduate enrolled nurses, and/or trainee enrolled nurses or contribute to the performance appraisal of less experienced enrolled nurses. (d) Act as a resource to others. For example, may take responsibility for a specific task, for example equipment maintenance schedules, budgets, rosters, or stock control. (e) Practices using specialised or advanced knowledge and skills in a clinical area within the enrolled nursing scope of practice. For example, applies acquired knowledge in wound or continence management or dementia or child or family health care in the provision of care. (f) It is the intention of the parties to provide this on the basis of business needs. To this end, RDNS will on an annual basis review the application of the entitlement in consultation with staff and their representatives. (g) The senior allowance provided for would normally only apply to an Enrolled Nurse who is classified at Grade 1 Year 5 or above.
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