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Specialist Perinatal PractitionerinHullinHullPUBLISHED THU 12 DEC 2024

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year PA  PERMANENT 
BIOPSYMENTAL HEALTHNHS

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation TrustFollow Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work in a friendly and supportive team dedicated to perinatal health.
Ability to make a meaningful impact on the lives of women and their families during a crucial time.
Use of a biopsychosocial approach allows for comprehensive and individualized care plans.
Involvement in implementing early interventions which can significantly improve quality of life.
Chance to provide specialist assessments and early identification of mental health issues.
Engagement in evidence-based practice aligned with NICE recommendations, enhancing professional development.
Flexible working hours (30 hours per week) that promote work-life balance.
The Specialist Perinatal Practitioner role at Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust involves working within a supportive Perinatal Team to provide care to women facing perinatal difficulties across Hull and surrounding areas. The position, which offers 30 hours per week, focuses on implementing early interventions and creating individualized care plans that address mental health needs during the antenatal, labor, and postnatal periods. Practitioners will deliver evidence-based treatments for perinatal conditions, conduct specialist assessments, and provide preconception advice, all while ensuring the delivery of person-centered care that positively influences the quality of life for women, their children, and families.
Opportunity to work in a friendly and supportive team dedicated to perinatal health.
Ability to make a meaningful impact on the lives of women and their families during a crucial time.
Use of a biopsychosocial approach allows for comprehensive and individualized care plans.
Involvement in implementing early interventions which can significantly improve quality of life.
Chance to provide specialist assessments and early identification of mental health issues.
Engagement in evidence-based practice aligned with NICE recommendations, enhancing professional development.
Flexible working hours (30 hours per week) that promote work-life balance.

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