1. Working for the Isle of Wight NHS Trust

2. A unique place to work
About us - in numbers

3. Four trusts in one
Only NHS Trust like it in England
Unrivalled breadth of experience
Huge range of career opportunities
Working together in one
integrated Trust

4. Acute care
St Mary’s Hospital in Newport has the Island’s only emergency department
246 beds in total
Around 23,000 admissions every year
Services include emergency medicine and surgery, planned surgery, intensive care, maternity, neonatal intensive care and paediatrics

5. Community services
Working in patients’ homes, in community settings and from St Mary’s Hospital
Services include district nursing, health visiting, community nursing, primary dental care, orthotics and inpatient and community stroke rehabilitation

6. Mental health services
Providing inpatient and community based care
Around 1,300 patients with 50 dedicated beds, covering child and adolescent mental health
Tier 3 community based drug and alcohol services, early intervention in psychosis, memory therapy, and outreach into residential and nursing homes

7. Ambulance services An Integrated Care Hub
Provide all emergency and non-emergency ambulance transport for the Island
Respond to over 24,000 incidents each year
Also transport patients to mainland hospitals when needed

8. 2015 in numbers

9. 2016 in numbers A & E patients admitted 9,915
680,061 Courses completed through the trust
Dispatched emergency Vehicles 26,908
Babies delivered at St Mary’s Hospital 1,129
Number of bloods taken 688,285
A & E patients admitted 9,915

10. The Island’s future
Working with the IW Clinical Commissioning Group and IW Council on programme called “My Life a Full Life”
Five year plan
Health and social care providers working together to change cultures, attitudes and behaviours

11. Letitia Mitchell - Staff Nurse
Graduated from The University of Southampton in 2014 BN (Hons) Bachelor of Nursing (Adult)
Staff Nurse at St Mary’s Hospital
Completed Preceptorship
Currently mentors student nurses within the Isle of Wight NHS Trust

12. Emma Pugh -Operations Manager
Graduated from University College London with a BSc Speech Sciences
Speech and Language Therapist
Operations Manager: Ambulance, Urgent Care & Community Services

13. Joanna Quick – Clinical Team Leader Mental Health
Graduated from The University of Southampton in 2015 BN (Hons) Bachelor of Nursing (Adult & Mental Health)
Staff Nurse Emergency Department
Mental Health Practitioner

14. Stuart Browne - Clinical Specialist & Deputy Principal Physiotherapist
Graduated from The University of Southampton in 2000 BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Clinical Specialist & Deputy Principal Physiotherapist
IW NHS Trust Physiotherapy Service
70 + members of staff
Island wide, covering acute inpatients, community rehab, paediatrics, orthopaedics, stroke and neuro rehab, learning disability, musculoskeletal outpatients…
Band 5 are rotational posts over 6 months. Covering medical, surgical, orthopaedics, rehab, stroke and MSK.
Dedicated in service training by area, and by band. Support student placements
Close links with wider MDT for sharing knowledge/teaching
Strong professional profile within the Trust supported by team of CSP stewards
Friendly, social, supportive, dynamic team
Great place to get a solid grounding for your career, in a fantastic environment

15. Our Trust vision and values
about everyone’s safety & wellbeing
by valuing and respecting every person
by being open and honest
by finding time
working in partnership with others
building high trust relationships
striving for excellent communication
acting professionally
by continuously developing and learning, maintaining competency
by giving, welcoming and using feedback to improve
by trying new thing; simplifying and being more efficient

16. Recruitment opportunities
Emergency Department
Acute Medicine
Emergency and Elective Surgical
Trauma and Orthopaedics
Adult Critical Care
Theatres and day surgical unit
Paediatric Department
Outpatients
Occupational Therapy
Physiotherapy

17. Questions?