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Care Navigator Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS FoundationTrustinBirkenheadinBirkenheadPUBLISHED WED 1 JAN 2025

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Opportunity to support young people and families in a meaningful way while they wait for treatment, making a significant impact on their mental health journey.
Collaboration with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team, enhancing professional growth and expanding one's network in the mental health sector.
Community-based work allows for flexible interactions and a dynamic work environment, catering to the unique needs of each family and young person.
Access to comprehensive training through the 'Prepare to Care' program, ensuring all new starters are well-equipped to perform their roles effectively.
The chance to work for a highly-rated NHS trust ('Outstanding' in Caring by CQC), which reflects dedication to high-quality care and a positive workplace environment.
Commitment to diversity and inclusion within recruitment practices, creating a supportive workplace culture that values different perspectives.
Engagement in values-based recruitment, ensuring alignment with personal values and professional ethics in the role.
The role of Care Navigator at Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in Birkenhead involves supporting young people and their families awaiting mental health treatment, within the Children & Young People's Mental Health Service (CYPMHS). The Care Navigator will primarily work in the community, meeting with families, liaising with professionals, developing access plans for community resources, and ensuring the well-being of young people by raising concerns with team leads when necessary. Applicants should have access to transportation and demonstrate the Trust's core values of Communication, Competence, Courage, Care, Compassion, and Commitment in their application and interview processes.

CWP is dedicated to an inclusive recruitment process, offering extensive induction and training for new employees while promoting equality and diversity. They encourage applications from various backgrounds, including those who have direct experience with their services, armed forces community members, and individuals with disabilities. The position offers opportunities for growth within a respected organisation known for its compassionate, person-centered approach to care, recently rated as Outstanding for Caring by the Care Quality Commission.
Opportunity to support young people and families in a meaningful way while they wait for treatment, making a significant impact on their mental health journey.
Collaboration with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team, enhancing professional growth and expanding one's network in the mental health sector.
Community-based work allows for flexible interactions and a dynamic work environment, catering to the unique needs of each family and young person.
Access to comprehensive training through the 'Prepare to Care' program, ensuring all new starters are well-equipped to perform their roles effectively.
The chance to work for a highly-rated NHS trust ('Outstanding' in Caring by CQC), which reflects dedication to high-quality care and a positive workplace environment.
Commitment to diversity and inclusion within recruitment practices, creating a supportive workplace culture that values different perspectives.
Engagement in values-based recruitment, ensuring alignment with personal values and professional ethics in the role.

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