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Community Occupational Therapist - Crisis ServiceinTraffordinTraffordPUBLISHED WED 8 JAN 2025

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year Per Annum, Pro Rata  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

CASELOADMATERNITYNHSOCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Manchester University NHS Foundation TrustFollow Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to be part of a pioneering NHS community care team that aims to keep people out of hospital, enhancing community health.
Involvement in a crucial Crisis Response Service that directly impacts patient care and helps prevent unnecessary hospital admissions.
Autonomy in managing complex patient cases with minimal supervision, providing a sense of ownership and professional development.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and local communities to develop and implement tailored care plans, fostering teamwork and innovation.
Engagement in a role that emphasizes high standards of care and well-being for patients, contributing to improved health outcomes.
Opportunity to utilize highly specialist knowledge and skills in a dynamic environment, enhancing professional expertise in occupational therapy.
Commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace, ensuring a supportive environment for all staff members.
The role of Community Occupational Therapist in the Crisis Service at Trafford, part of the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, involves providing urgent care in the community to prevent unnecessary hospital admissions. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting rapid assessments and stabilizing patients with diverse needs, developing personalized treatment plans, and ensuring effective discharge management within a structured Crisis Response Service. This position emphasises high standards of care and collaboration across health and social care services.

Additionally, the role requires the therapist to utilize specialized clinical skills to identify complex needs, implement evidence-based interventions, and work autonomously within a team environment. Candidates should expect to deliver comprehensive care assessments, while actively participating in the management of a diverse caseload and contributing to the overall goal of improving community health outcomes in Trafford and Manchester. The Trust values diversity and promotes equal opportunities, encouraging applicants from all backgrounds.
Opportunity to be part of a pioneering NHS community care team that aims to keep people out of hospital, enhancing community health.
Involvement in a crucial Crisis Response Service that directly impacts patient care and helps prevent unnecessary hospital admissions.
Autonomy in managing complex patient cases with minimal supervision, providing a sense of ownership and professional development.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and local communities to develop and implement tailored care plans, fostering teamwork and innovation.
Engagement in a role that emphasizes high standards of care and well-being for patients, contributing to improved health outcomes.
Opportunity to utilize highly specialist knowledge and skills in a dynamic environment, enhancing professional expertise in occupational therapy.
Commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace, ensuring a supportive environment for all staff members.

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