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.