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CAMHS Crisis Pathway Psychological Therapies LeadinEdgwareinEdgwarePUBLISHED SAT 30 NOV 2024

Opportunity to lead and influence the strategic direction of a critical mental health service for adolescents in crisis.
Collaboration with a range of agencies and professionals, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to care and enhancing professional development.
Ability to provide clinical and professional supervision, supporting the growth and effectiveness of psychological therapists within the pathway.
Role in promoting trauma-informed care and psychological strategies, positively impacting the mental health landscape for young people.
Engagement in co-production with service users, allowing for meaningful input from adolescents and their families in service development.
Access to varied training and teaching opportunities, contributing to the professional development of both self and colleagues.
Involvement in quality improvement and audit processes, enhancing service delivery and outcomes for young individuals in crisis.
The role of "CAMHS Crisis Pathway Psychological Therapies Lead" at North London NHS Foundation Trust involves leading a team of psychological therapists within a specialist CAMHS Crisis Pathway, which serves adolescents experiencing mental health crises across Barnet, Enfield, and Haringey. Key responsibilities include:

- Providing leadership and strategic direction to improve psychological and trauma-informed care within the pathway.
- Contributing to service development, planning, and organisation in collaboration with various agencies.
- Offering clinical supervision and guidance to psychological therapists.
- Delivering specialized psychological care and interventions for young people and their families.
- Promoting psychologically informed practices, including reflective practice and group supervision.
- Engaging with staff and service users for co-production in service development.
- Conducting training, workshops, and supporting audit and quality improvement initiatives.

The position may require working at different locations within the partnership area. Interested candidates can contact Victoria Lidchi, the CAMHS Head of Therapies, for more details.
Opportunity to lead and influence the strategic direction of a critical mental health service for adolescents in crisis.
Collaboration with a range of agencies and professionals, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to care and enhancing professional development.
Ability to provide clinical and professional supervision, supporting the growth and effectiveness of psychological therapists within the pathway.
Role in promoting trauma-informed care and psychological strategies, positively impacting the mental health landscape for young people.
Engagement in co-production with service users, allowing for meaningful input from adolescents and their families in service development.
Access to varied training and teaching opportunities, contributing to the professional development of both self and colleagues.
Involvement in quality improvement and audit processes, enhancing service delivery and outcomes for young individuals in crisis.

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