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Senior Mental Health Practitioner - NeurodiversityinBarnstapleinBarnstaplePUBLISHED TUE 26 NOV 2024

Devon Partnership NHS TrustFollow Devon Partnership NHS Trust

Opportunity to shape and contribute to an innovative Neurodiversity Pathway, positively impacting the lives of children and young people.
Collaborative work environment with a strong, supportive multidisciplinary team, fostering professional relationships and teamwork.
Ongoing training and supervision to ensure high-quality interventions and support for young people.
Ability to conduct specialized assessments and provide expert guidance to families and other professionals, promoting a unified support approach.
Active participation in team meetings and professional development opportunities, allowing for continuous learning and contribution to service improvement.
Access to the latest research and best practices in neurodiversity and mental health, enhancing your knowledge and effectiveness in your role.
Creating a safe and nurturing environment for neurodiverse children and young people, significantly enhancing their quality of care and support.
The role of "Senior Mental Health Practitioner - Neurodiversity" with the Devon Partnership NHS Trust in Barnstaple focuses on improving mental health support for children and young people with neurodiversity. The position is part of the Child Family Health Devon (CFHD) initiative, which has established an integrated model for children's community services. Successful candidates will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team, conducting specialized assessments, providing guidance, and delivering training to colleagues, families, and partner agencies.

Key responsibilities include participating in team meetings, keeping up-to-date with research and best practices in neurodiversity, maintaining accurate records while adhering to safeguarding protocols, and contributing to the development of the Neurodiversity Pathway, which focuses on conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. The role supports a positive and professional environment, fostering collaboration and ongoing career development while enhancing the quality of care for neurodiverse young individuals in Devon.
Opportunity to shape and contribute to an innovative Neurodiversity Pathway, positively impacting the lives of children and young people.
Collaborative work environment with a strong, supportive multidisciplinary team, fostering professional relationships and teamwork.
Ongoing training and supervision to ensure high-quality interventions and support for young people.
Ability to conduct specialized assessments and provide expert guidance to families and other professionals, promoting a unified support approach.
Active participation in team meetings and professional development opportunities, allowing for continuous learning and contribution to service improvement.
Access to the latest research and best practices in neurodiversity and mental health, enhancing your knowledge and effectiveness in your role.
Creating a safe and nurturing environment for neurodiverse children and young people, significantly enhancing their quality of care and support.

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