Senior Arts Therapist inHailsham inHailsham PUBLISHED 28 OCT 2024
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This is an exciting opportunity for an Arts/CAPT or Play Therapist Band 8a to join our generic CAMHS team based at Highmore, Hailsham.
We are looking for an experienced Therapist with either Arts or CAPT training (with appropriate registration to practice in NHS Child Mental Health services) to take a prominent role in the development of our local service provision as well as the arts and play therapy provision within the Trust in the delivery of high quality care to children and adolescents with mental health difficulties.
We are a multi-disciplinary team which includes psychiatry, nursing, family systemic therapies, psychology, CAPT and arts therapies as well as a supportive Management and Administration Team.
We share our base with the Local Early Intervention Service (EIS) and Family Intensive Support Service (LD FISS) and Looked After Children Services (LACMHS).
The building provides clinical rooms for direct work and includes a dedicated arts therapies room. Flexible and hybrid working is considered but clinicians are expected to undertake therapy face to face.
You will be joining a highly innovative and supportive team of therapists which include CAPT. drama, art, play and music therapists across East Sussex and connections within wider Sussex. You will also be supported in your career development within the Trust in terms of developing Leadership skills and attending relevant courses as well as CPD.
- Leading on projects as discussed with CAPT and Arts Therapy Leads.
-Contributing to the Strategic development of the Arts Therapy Service Provision.
-Contributing to the development of the Stepped Care Model.
-Undertaking Leadership tasks in partnership with the Arts Therapy Lead.
-Contribute to the development of Arts Therapies groupwork within the Trust.
-Attend regular MDT meetings and other relevant leadership meetings as requested.
-Drawing up complex assessment and treatment Care Plans and Risk Assessments.
-Undertaking direct clinical work with complex cases.
- Providing Clinical and Professional supervision and Reflective Practice for relevant staff.
-Providing placement for trainees.
-Developing Diversity thinking and action with Minoritised communities.
-Maintaining and promoting Experts By Experience (EBE) involvement in all levels of service delivery.
-Contributing to Care Pathway development.
About usWe are looking for an experienced Therapist with an Arts, Play or CAPT professional qualification and with the necessary professional registration, such as PSA, HCPC or ACP (with appropriate registration to practice in NHS Child Mental Health services) to take a prominent role in the development of our local service provision as well as the arts and play therapy provision within the Trust in the delivery of high quality care to children and adolescents with mental health difficulties.
The successful applicant will be fully supported by our 'New to CAMHS training', local leadership and our team of child and adolescent psychotherapists. We value and protect our time to think together, to share learning experiences, theoretical practice and work together on new models of care and development.
This is an exciting opportunity for an Arts/CAPT or Play Therapist Band 8a to join our generic CAMHS team based at Highmore, Hailsham.
We are looking for an experienced Therapist with either Arts or CAPT training (with appropriate registration to practice in NHS Child Mental Health services) to take a prominent role in the development of our local service provision as well as the arts and play therapy provision within the Trust in the delivery of high quality care to children and adolescents with mental health difficulties.
We are a multi-disciplinary team which includes psychiatry, nursing, family systemic therapies, psychology, CAPT and arts therapies as well as a supportive Management and Administration Team.
We share our base with the Local Early Intervention Service (EIS) and Family Intensive Support Service (LD FISS) and Looked After Children Services (LACMHS).
The building provides clinical rooms for direct work and includes a dedicated arts therapies room. Flexible and hybrid working is considered but clinicians are expected to undertake therapy face to face.
You will be joining a highly innovative and supportive team of therapists which include CAPT. drama, art, play and music therapists across East Sussex and connections within wider Sussex. You will also be supported in your career development within the Trust in terms of developing Leadership skills and attending relevant courses as well as CPD.
- Leading on projects as discussed with CAPT and Arts Therapy Leads.
-Contributing to the Strategic development of the Arts Therapy Service Provision.
-Contributing to the development of the Stepped Care Model.
-Undertaking Leadership tasks in partnership with the Arts Therapy Lead.
-Contribute to the development of Arts Therapies groupwork within the Trust.
-Attend regular MDT meetings and other relevant leadership meetings as requested.
-Drawing up complex assessment and treatment Care Plans and Risk Assessments.
-Undertaking direct clinical work with complex cases.
- Providing Clinical and Professional supervision and Reflective Practice for relevant staff.
-Providing placement for trainees.
-Developing Diversity thinking and action with Minoritised communities.
-Maintaining and promoting Experts By Experience (EBE) involvement in all levels of service delivery.
-Contributing to Care Pathway development.
About us
We are looking for an experienced Therapist with an Arts, Play or CAPT professional qualification and with the necessary professional registration, such as PSA, HCPC or ACP (with appropriate registration to practice in NHS Child Mental Health services) to take a prominent role in the development of our local service provision as well as the arts and play therapy provision within the Trust in the delivery of high quality care to children and adolescents with mental health difficulties.
The successful applicant will be fully supported by our 'New to CAMHS training', local leadership and our team of child and adolescent psychotherapists. We value and protect our time to think together, to share learning experiences, theoretical practice and work together on new models of care and development.
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