Mandatory training

To be eligable for the Re-Cert course you must of completed a full ILS less that 24 months prior to the course date.  To book please email mandy.yates3@nhs.net with all your details name,job title, place of work and assignment number.  

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

Manual handling training is normally categorised into levels depending of the amount of patient handling in your role: Level 4 – minimal, Level 5 – substantial and Level 6 – bespoke. 

Who should attend?

• Due to COVID-19, all staff that require a 3-yearly patient manual handling update should attend this generic 'patient manual handling training session.'
• This session is also suitable for any staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Room 21, Strive.

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

Manual handling training is normally categorised into levels depending of the amount of patient handling in your role: Level 4 – minimal, Level 5 – substantial and Level 6 – bespoke. 

Who should attend?

• Due to COVID-19, all staff that require a 3-yearly patient manual handling update should attend this generic 'patient manual handling training session.'
• This session is also suitable for any staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Room 21, Strive.

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

For Band 2 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff who are new to venepuncture and cannulation or requiring a clinical update.

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

**This session is for new starters only**

It is important that you attend a corporate induction manual handling training session within 3 months of commencing your employment.

Who does NOT need to attend?

- New starters that have been trained within the past 3 years by another NHS Trust 

- A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf and is intended to substitute a face to face session in the current climate.

Who does need to attend?

- New starters that are new to the NHS

- New starters that were trained more than 3 years ago by another NHS Trust

- New starters that are not confident in their patient handling skills

Where is it held?

Room 21, Strive.

COVID-19:

To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training session are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 

Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 

Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

**This session is for new starters only**

It is important that you attend a corporate induction manual handling training session within 3 months of commencing your employment.

Who does NOT need to attend?

- New starters that have been trained within the past 3 years by another NHS Trust 

- A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf and is intended to substitute a face to face session in the current climate.

Who does need to attend?

- New starters that are new to the NHS

- New starters that were trained more than 3 years ago by another NHS Trust

- New starters that are not confident in their patient handling skills

Where is it held?

Room 21, Strive.

COVID-19:

To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training session are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 

Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 

Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

**This session is for new starters only**

It is important that you attend a corporate induction manual handling training session within 3 months of commencing your employment.

Who does NOT need to attend?

- New starters that have been trained within the past 3 years by another NHS Trust 

- A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf and is intended to substitute a face to face session in the current climate.

Who does need to attend?

- New starters that are new to the NHS

- New starters that were trained more than 3 years ago by another NHS Trust

- New starters that are not confident in their patient handling skills

Where is it held?

Room 21, Strive.

COVID-19:

To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training session are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 

Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 

Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

Have a couple of quite hours? is your mandatory Adult BLS due for renewal?

Why not come along to one of our open sessions just turn up on the day no need to book 

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

For Band 3 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff  who are new to catheterisation or requiring a clinical update.

Location: Room 8, LRI, JCUH

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications. 

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

To be eligable for the Re-Cert course you must of completed a full ILS less that 24 months prior to the course date.  To book please email mandy.yates3@nhs.net with all your details name,job title, place of work and assignment number.  

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

For Band 2 staff and above. This session is aimed at staff new to venepuncture or requiring a clinical update.

For Band 2 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff who are new to venepuncture and cannulation or requiring a clinical update.

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

For Band 2 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff who are new to cannulation or requiring a clinical update.

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf

To be eligable for the Re-Cert course you must of completed a full ILS less that 24 months prior to the course date.  To book please email mandy.yates3@nhs.net with all your details name,job title, place of work and assignment number.  

These updates contain the new NMC standards workshop for practice assessors and practice supervisors.

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

Have a couple of quite hours? is your mandatory Adult BLS due for renewal?

Why not come along to one of our open sessions just turn up on the day no need to book 

For Band 2 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff who are new to venepuncture and cannulation or requiring a clinical update.

Who should attend?

• Any staff member that has substantial patient manual handling in their role
• This session is also suitable for staff that are being redeployed to a new area due to COVID-19 and have additional patient handling training needs. 

Location: Simulation Suite, FHN

COVID-19:

• To comply with social distancing, all manual handling training sessions are now strictly limited to a maximum of 7 attendees. 
• Alcohol gel and PPE is available (gloves and aprons). 
• Whilst participation is optional and not mandatory at this given time, you will be expected to participate in patient manual handling at ward/department level upon completion of this training.

A ‘Patient Manual Handling E-Resource Booklet’ is available here: https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/content/uploads/Manual-handling-book-released-for-Covid-19.pdf