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Opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians, enhancing professional development.
Engagement with individuals with severe mental illness, making a meaningful impact on their lives.
Professional support through the Preceptorship Flyer programme, offering structured guidance for newly-qualified therapists.
Ability to hold a caseload and manage a diverse range of complexities, fostering a varied work experience.
Chance to support carers, recognizing their vital role in the mental health journey.
Involvement in the development of an enhanced service within the AMHT, contributing to systematic improvements in care.
Focus on improving mental and physical health, social inclusion, and overall quality of life for clients.
The role of Keyworker - Occupational Therapist at Oxford Health NHS Trust in Witney is ideal for newly qualified or experienced Occupational Therapists passionate about improving the lives of individuals experiencing severe mental illness. The position involves working collaboratively with seasoned clinicians to enhance mental health, social inclusion, and overall quality of life, while also managing an individual caseload that includes a variety of complexities.
In this newly established position, you'll have the opportunity to engage with clients, support their carers, and aid non-registered staff in enhancing their skills. The role comes with professional support, including the Preceptorship Flyer programme, providing structured guidance for your personal and professional development as you contribute to the evolution of the enhanced service within the Adult Mental Health Team (AMHT).
In this newly established position, you'll have the opportunity to engage with clients, support their carers, and aid non-registered staff in enhancing their skills. The role comes with professional support, including the Preceptorship Flyer programme, providing structured guidance for your personal and professional development as you contribute to the evolution of the enhanced service within the Adult Mental Health Team (AMHT).
Opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians, enhancing professional development.
Engagement with individuals with severe mental illness, making a meaningful impact on their lives.
Professional support through the Preceptorship Flyer programme, offering structured guidance for newly-qualified therapists.
Ability to hold a caseload and manage a diverse range of complexities, fostering a varied work experience.
Chance to support carers, recognizing their vital role in the mental health journey.
Involvement in the development of an enhanced service within the AMHT, contributing to systematic improvements in care.
Focus on improving mental and physical health, social inclusion, and overall quality of life for clients.
Are you a newly-qualified Occupational Therapist, or maybe you have some experience working post-qualification in mental health? Are you passionate about enhancing peoples lives including routine, volition and occupational performance using practical skills and knowledge?
Based in Witney, this newly created role will be working alongside experienced clinicians to support improved mental health, social inclusion, improved physical health and greater quality of life!
You will be professionally supported and the Preceptorship Flyer programme is an example of this - a great way to learn and grow with structured guidance in place.
- Engaging people with severe mental illness.
- Holding a caseload and managing a range of complexity.
- Supporting carers in their role.
- Supporting non-registered staff in developing their skills.
- Contributing to the development of this enhanced service within the AMHT.
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