High Secure Hospital Case Study

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I presently work as Patient Education Manager in Ashworth Hospital, Scott Clinic and Rathbone Hospital providing basic skills learning for Secure Division’s service users. My role is important part of service user’s rehabilitation which complements the valuable work of our clinical staff.
I am passionate about patient care and fully commit to the Mersey Care NHS Trust’s vision. I am eager to represent the interests of all the members of the Trust and the public.
As part of my work I represent High Secure Hospitals in National Offenders Management Service’s Virtual Campus Board (NOMS) and lecture at Liverpool Hope University on voluntary basis. I am enthusiastic and proactive professional with evidenced management experience in both public and

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