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Opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of service users with complex mental health and substance misuse needs.
Engagement in a diverse range of clinical responsibilities, including advanced consultation, assessment, and therapeutic interventions.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, enhancing teamwork and fostering professional relationships.
Autonomy in clinical decision-making, allowing for personalized care and treatment plans.
Access to professional development opportunities through supervision, training, and leadership roles within the team.
Involvement in research and service evaluation, contributing to the advancement of mental health practices and policies.
The Non-Medical Prescriber role at Transskribo in Leeds involves delivering safe and effective care to community service users with mental health and substance misuse needs. This position includes conducting mental health assessments, contributing to multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings, and promoting recovery and independence. The post holder will be responsible for advanced clinical leadership, case management support, and providing non-medical prescribing within the Addictions Plus Service.
Candidates must be experienced, registered mental health practitioners with appropriate qualifications for consultation, assessment, diagnosis, and therapeutic interventions. The role entails oversight and supervision of other non-medical prescribers, conducting medication reviews, and delivering specialist psychosocial interventions. Additionally, the Non-Medical Prescriber will provide training to team members, engage in clinical audits and research, and collaborate with the wider MDT in developing and implementing care plans while maintaining healthcare records.
Candidates must be experienced, registered mental health practitioners with appropriate qualifications for consultation, assessment, diagnosis, and therapeutic interventions. The role entails oversight and supervision of other non-medical prescribers, conducting medication reviews, and delivering specialist psychosocial interventions. Additionally, the Non-Medical Prescriber will provide training to team members, engage in clinical audits and research, and collaborate with the wider MDT in developing and implementing care plans while maintaining healthcare records.
The Non-Medical Prescriber is responsible and accountable for providing safe, effective care and efficient services to service users and their carers who live within the community. Key aspects of the role include conducting of mental health assessments, contribution to MDT meetings, commitment to promoting recovery and maximising independence. They will participate in team and service development and evaluation. Liaison, advice and consultation with other services is required.
This post is also responsible for the provision and supervision of non-medical prescribing within the Addictions Plus Service. The post holder will: Provide advanced advice & consultation, case management support, clinical leadership, supervision, teaching and Specialist Psychosocial Intervention (SPSI) for service users with co-occurring substance misuse and complex mental health needs within the Addictions Plus Service. Be an experienced, registered mental health practitioner who has completed relevant post-graduate training or equivalent to extend their scope of practice regarding consultation, assessment, diagnosis and therapeutic interventions. Be a Non-Medical Prescriber with a qualification recorded on the appropriate professional register as an independent/supplementary prescriber, able to provide supervision to other NMPs within the service.
Apply non-medical prescribing training and expertise to prescribe appropriate pharmacological treatments and conduct routine medication reviews. Offering advice, support and supervision to other healthcare professionals including actual and supervisory prescribing. Provide direct and indirect clinical intervention to service users with complex mental health and additional substance misuse needs who may also present with co-morbid complex psychological and physical health needs. Act both autonomously and in conjunction with the wider Multidisciplinary Team in assessing, diagnosing, planning and implementing care plans; whilst maintaining associated healthcare records.
Demonstrate advanced clinical competence in formulation Have Specialist Psychosocial Intervention skills requiring SPSI supervision needs Provide support and supervision to a team of junior staff and provide specialist advice relevant to their clinical practice and expertise. Be responsible for delivering relevant substance misuse and associated training to team members. Provide clinical advice and leadership appropriate to their professional background and provide profession specific advice and leadership to the wider team. Undertake research and service evaluation and lead on clinical audits relevant to their field of specialist practice.
This post is also responsible for the provision and supervision of non-medical prescribing within the Addictions Plus Service. The post holder will: Provide advanced advice & consultation, case management support, clinical leadership, supervision, teaching and Specialist Psychosocial Intervention (SPSI) for service users with co-occurring substance misuse and complex mental health needs within the Addictions Plus Service. Be an experienced, registered mental health practitioner who has completed relevant post-graduate training or equivalent to extend their scope of practice regarding consultation, assessment, diagnosis and therapeutic interventions. Be a Non-Medical Prescriber with a qualification recorded on the appropriate professional register as an independent/supplementary prescriber, able to provide supervision to other NMPs within the service.
Apply non-medical prescribing training and expertise to prescribe appropriate pharmacological treatments and conduct routine medication reviews. Offering advice, support and supervision to other healthcare professionals including actual and supervisory prescribing. Provide direct and indirect clinical intervention to service users with complex mental health and additional substance misuse needs who may also present with co-morbid complex psychological and physical health needs. Act both autonomously and in conjunction with the wider Multidisciplinary Team in assessing, diagnosing, planning and implementing care plans; whilst maintaining associated healthcare records.
Demonstrate advanced clinical competence in formulation Have Specialist Psychosocial Intervention skills requiring SPSI supervision needs Provide support and supervision to a team of junior staff and provide specialist advice relevant to their clinical practice and expertise. Be responsible for delivering relevant substance misuse and associated training to team members. Provide clinical advice and leadership appropriate to their professional background and provide profession specific advice and leadership to the wider team. Undertake research and service evaluation and lead on clinical audits relevant to their field of specialist practice.
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