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Learning Disabilities Inpatient Occupational TherapistinBromham BedfordinBromham BedfordPUBLISHED THU 31 OCT 2024

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year per annum pro rata for part time  PERMANENT 
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The Learning Disabilities Inpatient Occupational Therapist role at Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust in Bromham, Bedford involves working within a specialist inpatient mental health team focused on rehabilitation for patients with learning disabilities and/or autism. The therapist will be responsible for managing a diverse caseload, employing evidence-based, client-centered principles to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate therapeutic interventions aimed at promoting patient independence and overall well-being. The role includes conducting risk assessments, participating in multidisciplinary team meetings and ward rounds, and providing clinical justification for equipment usage, along with maintaining accurate clinical records.

Additionally, the therapist will be involved in supervising junior staff and contributing to service development through training, mentoring, and ongoing professional development. Effective communication skills are essential, as the therapist will need to adapt their interaction style according to the varying needs of patients and collaborate with partner organisations and healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care delivery. The position also requires maintaining confidentiality, understanding clinical governance, and demonstrating a commitment to continuous improvement and evidence-based practices.

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