Non-clinical
As a non-clinical member of the team, you are required to complete the training programmes below. Examples of non-clinical job roles for the purposes of CMT requirements are:
- adminstrative roles such as receptionists,secretaries, ward clerks,
- estate roles such as carpenters, electricians
- bio-chemist roles such as microbiology scientists, embryologists
Moving & Handling Level 1
Level 1 - Moving and Handling Training is devoted to the theory and practice safe object handling including practical demonstration of techniques.
If you have been given access to ESR, please complete it using that otherwise it can be completed on the eLearning for Health hub. See this guide for details
Please complete this using Leaning Certifications in ESR,
Preventing Radicalisation
Radicalisation is the process by which people come to support terrorism and extremism and, in some cases, come to be part of terrorist groups. It has far-reaching implications across a spectrum of socio-economic groups.
Please complete this using Leaning Certifications in ESR,
IPC Level 1
The aim of infection prevention and control (IPC) is to prevent patients and health workers from becoming ill due to avoidable infections and antimicrobial resistance.
This is even more important in the current pademic, to support the safe and efficient management of patients with suspected or proven covid-19 or other respiratory diseases.
If you have been given access to ESR, please complete it using that otherwise it can be completed using this link but you must take a screenprint showing the result, date an dsubject name and email it to huh-tr.statmandtrng@nhs.net.
Resuscitation Level 1
Resuscitation training, appropriate to need, is provided on a regular basis. All non-clinical staff are expected to complete resuscitation level 1 training every three years.
If you have been given access to ESR, please complete it using that otherwise it can be completed on the eLearning for Health hub. See this guide for details
Safeguarding Adults and Children Level 1
Safeguarding is the process of preventing abuse or neglect of children and adults. In keeping children and adults safe and promoting their welfare, all NHS commissioned services have a critical role to play, as safeguarding is everyone's responsibility.
If you have been given access to ESR, please complete it using that otherwise it can be completed on the eLearning for Health hub. See this guide for details