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Years 10-13 Work Experience Virtual Resource Sheffield Teaching Medicine: Medical Schools Council (MSC) Years 10-13 Work Experience Virtual Resource Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Learning and Development Department (2020) Medicine:Kirsten Medical Major Schools Council STH Chief(MSC) Executive Did you Know? The NHS is the largest employer in the UK and indeed Europe! The NHS is the 5th largest employer in the world! Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK’s largest, busiest and most successful NHS foundation trusts. We provide a full range of hospital and community services for people in Sheffield, as well as specialist care for patients from further afield. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Medicine: Medical Schools Council Interesting Facts! (MSC) For the NHS a typical day includes: • over 835,000 people visiting their GP practice or practice nurse • almost 50,000 people visiting accident and emergency departments The NHS offers a huge range of exciting and challenging opportunities for people who are passionate about making a difference. There are many, many jobs in the NHS you may never have heard of. Whether your interests lie in Direct Patient Care, the scientific services behind this or the range of business and administrative roles, with more than 300 job roles to choose from, there would be a career for you. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Want to KnowM More? • Use available online resources that allow you to explore the detail behind the job role • See the job role in action! – if possible work shadowing or work experience, whether real or virtual will offer you a valuable insight • Talk to friends or family who already work in the NHS PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Presentation Content Viewer information About Sheffield Teaching Hospitals The National Health Service Allied Health Professionals Dentistry Facilities Healthcare Science Integrated Community Teams Medicine Midwifery Non-clinical professions Nursing Other pathways into working at STH –Apprenticeships Levels 2-7/Trainee Associate Practitioner/Trainee Nursing Associate Pharmacy Supported Internship Programme Yorkshire Ambulance Service Learning & Development Department Additional information Reflective Diary Useful Links PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Viewer Information Please note that this resource is intended for students in School Years 10-13. Some of the videos contain scenes that may show or refer to clinical procedures that are normal in the day to day work of a healthcare professional. However, due to their nature these may cause distress, especially if viewed by younger students. Whilst this is a resource developed by Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, the videos are from various NHS Trusts. The purpose is to provide insight on what the roles entail. The professional category slides are listed alphabetically within the presentation. You will see information in both clinical and non-clinical sections, which will allow you to explore roles within both these areas. You might feel overwhelmed by the amount of roles and wonder what is the best fit for you. Find your health career is a nationally recognised resource which will help you to find which healthcare career would suit you. Find your health career SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Sheffield Teaching Hospitals (STH) Work Experience Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, face to face work experience at STH has been suspended, to protect you, our patients and our staff. We appreciate however, that your plans for a career within the NHS may involve undertaking this form of work experience. We hope that this presentation will help you on your journey to finding alternative methods of work experience and related information about roles within the NHS. Please remember that universities recognise the impact COVID-19 has had on students’ ability to engage in face to face work experience. You should check the university sites for up-dated information. Taking the time to familiarise yourself with a variety of information will assist you in reflecting, writing and speaking about how you feel that you will fit into the NHS and your chosen career. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST SheffieldWelcome toTeaching Sheffield TeachingHospitals HospitalsNHS FoundationNHS Foundation Trust Trust Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK’s busiest and most successful providers of hospital and community‐based healthcare. We provide a comprehensive range of local services to the residents of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Mid Yorkshire and North Derbyshire and also some highly specialist services to all parts of England. (STH Quality Strategy 2017-2020) PROUD Values Patient first – Ensure the people we serve are at the heart of what we do Respect – Be kind, respectful, fair and value diversity Ownership – Celebrate our successes, learn continuously and ensure we improve Unity – Work in partnership with others Deliver – Be efficient, effective and accountable for our actions Please click here for Video, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals - Proud to make a difference (STH, 2012) The Trust is made up of the following: PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Central Site Hospitals Royal Jessop Charles Weston Park Hallamshire Hospital Wing Clifford Dental Hospital Hospital Maternity Hospital Hospital 1930 Radium Centre 1864 Sheffield 1792 Sheffield General Infirmary 1897 Dental 1945 Sheffield Hospital for Women 1832 Public Dispensary Department (part National Centre for 1878 –Jessop 1897 The Royal Infirmary of the Sheffield Radiotherapy Hospital for Women - Sheffield Royal Hospital) 1970 Weston Park Named after Thomas 1860 Sheffield Public Dispensary 1951 Charles Hospital Jessop, Mayor and Hospital Clifford Dental Master Cutler 1870 Sheffield Public Hospital Hospital – (Colonel (wealthy steelworks- 1895 Sheffield Royal Hospital Sir Charles Clifford owner), who donated 1978 Royal Hallamshire Hospital donated land for the funds for a new rebuilding) building. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Northern General Hospital 1881 Fir Vale Workhouse & Infirmary 1906 Sheffield Union Hospital Few Years Later Fir Vale Hospital & Fir Vale House 1930 City General Hospital & Fir Vale Infirmary 1967 Northern General Hospital 1991 Northern General Hospitals NHS Trust Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2004 All five hospitals became a part of Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2011 The majority of Primary Care Trust services (now Community Services) became part of the Trust We also work in partnership with Health and Social Care and Mental Health Services. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST The National Health Service (NHS) Videos: (Health Education England) From Cradle to Grave We are the NHS The NHS Explained: How the Health System in England Really Works (The Kings Fund) This course gives insight into the NHS system in England including How will Covid-19/Brexit change the NHS? It is useful in broadening your knowledge and appreciation of the NHS. This resource could potentially help to improve your statement and interviews for university or other pathways to a career within the NHS. Access course How the Health System in England Really Works PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Allied Health Professionals (AHP) Click on the image for further information on the various AHP Careers PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Allied Health Professionals AHP Introductory Video: Please click here to watch the video AHP Information Video (The Wow Show) Allied Health Professional Virtual Platform Health Education England: These films, or experiences, give a vivid insight into a day in the life of the podiatry, prosthetic and orthotic, therapeutic radiography and orthoptic professions. To view this virtual work experience platform, please click here Allied Health Professional from the Medic Portal This page provides the headline information on Allied Health professions, before offering a step-by-step guide on what you need to do. Roles in the AHP Professions A breakdown of the individual professions, including video clips PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Dentistry Dentists work with patients and the general public to prevent and treat dental and oral disease, correcting dental irregularities (particularly in children) and treating dental and facial injuries. (NHS Health Careers) Deciding on Dentistry - This is a guide to aid you in making your decision to study Dentistry, and to give you all the information you need to secure a place at Dental School. Click to access the Medic Portal Futurelearn course: Discover Dentistry Information Video: Advancing Dentistry (Health Education England) Interview: Working as an NHS Dentist (The Channel - PostGradMedic) Careers: Dental Hygienist, Dental Nurse, Dental Technician/Dental Technologist, Dental Therapist, Dentist. NHS Careers Dental Nurse Apprenticeships are available at STH. Email [email protected] PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Facilities The Facilities Directorate has a trust-wide remit and provide essential services to support the day to day running
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