Key Purpose:
T2 Sexual Health Adviser primary role is to provide information on all aspects of sexual and reproductive health to the general public via telephone helpline and promote key messages on risk reduction as defined by our client.
To signpost service users to appropriate services for their needs and assist them beyond any barriers in accessing these services. They must be non-judgemental, calm, able to explain complex medical concerns in a simple and straight forward way and demonstrate a respectful and proactive approach to the needs of those in groups of inclusion.
Structure and Reporting Relationship:
The Sexual Health Information Line operate on two tiers T1 advisers are trained internally to triage calls and provide basic information and simple signposts.
T2 advisers are qualified to Sexual Health Adviser Competency and operate within that professional framework and the remit boundaries as defined by professional bodies and client.
Clinical Supervision, escalation and guidance is provided by Clinical Lead.
This feeds in to the wider Team Managers and Service Manager Structure.
Accountability:
To demonstrate professionalism and empathy in all interactions
To demonstrate a commitment to continuing professional development by actively monitoring latest guidance and standards issued by professional bodies.
To strictly adhere to delivering the highest level of service user engagement.
To recognise the limitations of a tele health provision and escalate appropriately
To effectively manage the content and extent of all interactions to maximise productivity
To proactively seek clarification and guidance from clinical lead where needed.
To produce high-quality, accurate documentation as required
To support colleagues and lead by example in your interactions with T1
Essential Skills, Knowledge and Qualifications:
Registered Nurse (1st level) or
Promotion, Education or
Promotion, Public Health or Nursing Registration.
Creative approach; able to generate ideas for service enhancements
At least 2 year's experience of working in a behavioural change, health advice, counselling or information service setting.
Knowledge and experience of sexual health education and promotion if other relevant background be prepared to undertake STIF competency exams.
Utilisation of counselling/counselling skills with patients either face to face or
by telephone
To have a working knowledge of clinical and psycho-social aspects of unplanned
pregnancy, Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV or related sexual health issues.
Experience of supervision models
Self-motivated
A 'can do' mentality is imperative
Uses initiative to proactively identify and resolve any issues/barriers to effective working.
Confident use of Microsoft Teams, PowerPoint, Share Point and telephony
platforms.
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