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South Oxon Deputy Team ManagerinAbingdoninAbingdonPUBLISHED FRI 13 DEC 2024

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
BIOPSYINTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMMENTAL HEALTHNHS

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Opportunity for career advancement within the NHS framework, allowing for professional growth in mental health services.
Leadership role providing clinical oversight and the chance to mentor and supervise other staff members.
Ability to work closely with patients with complex needs, making a significant impact on their recovery and well-being.
Engagement in interdisciplinary teamwork, collaborating with various healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive care.
Involvement in key decision-making processes such as triaging new referrals and participating in daily patient flow meetings.
Position based in a supportive community environment in Abingdon, enhancing work-life balance and local engagement.
Internal role, providing stability and continuity within the trusted Oxford Health NHS Trust framework.
The South Oxon Deputy Team Manager role at Oxford Health NHS Trust is an internal position for current employees, based at Abingdon Community Hospital. The successful candidate will oversee clinical duties within the Adult Mental Health Team (AMHT), acting as a senior practitioner and Care Coordinator for patients with complex needs, while also deputising for the AMHT Team Manager as necessary. The role covers areas including Abingdon, Didcot, Wantage & Faringdon, as well as Wallingford, Henley, and Thame.

Key responsibilities include providing clinical oversight and leadership, conducting comprehensive assessments using a biopsychosocial approach, supervising staff, managing a duty rota for new referrals, and participating in daily patient flow meetings. Applicants should have leadership experience in managing adults with acute mental illness and be motivated to progress their careers in this field. Interested candidates are encouraged to refer to the detailed job description and person specification for further insights into the role.
Opportunity for career advancement within the NHS framework, allowing for professional growth in mental health services.
Leadership role providing clinical oversight and the chance to mentor and supervise other staff members.
Ability to work closely with patients with complex needs, making a significant impact on their recovery and well-being.
Engagement in interdisciplinary teamwork, collaborating with various healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive care.
Involvement in key decision-making processes such as triaging new referrals and participating in daily patient flow meetings.
Position based in a supportive community environment in Abingdon, enhancing work-life balance and local engagement.
Internal role, providing stability and continuity within the trusted Oxford Health NHS Trust framework.

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