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Locum Consultant Psychiatrist Eating Disorders (Forest Lane)inRadlettinRadlettPUBLISHED TUE 14 JAN 2025

Band Consultant: £105,504 to £139,882 a year per annum (pro rata)  FIXEDTERM  GOOD SALARY 

EATING DISORDERFAMILYMENTAL HEALTHNHS

Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation TrustFollow Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to influence and shape the Intensive Day and Virtual Service for young people with eating disorders, contributing positively to their mental health outcomes.
Work within a structured and supportive environment, providing a clear framework for treatment that benefits both young patients and their families.
Engagement in diverse clinical and administrative duties, allowing for a well-rounded professional experience and the chance to develop various competencies.
Role includes mentorship and supervision of junior medical staff, fostering a nurturing environment for the next generation of mental health professionals.
Participation in ongoing professional development through internal CPD programs, including lectures and seminars, ensuring continual learning.
A focus on service and business planning, providing an opportunity to be involved in the strategic development of mental health services.
Collaborative work with a team of professionals and managers, promoting efficient service delivery and integration within the wider mental health community.
Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Locum Consultant Psychiatrist for its Eating Disorders service, focusing on young people within the CAMHS framework. This role involves overseeing an innovative Intensive Day and Virtual Service, which provides structured treatment both in-person and online to address eating disorders. The psychiatrist will be responsible for managing and supervising junior medical staff, ensuring compliance with healthcare standards and regulations, and undertaking administrative duties related to patient care.

Additionally, the consultant will engage in service and business planning, participate in ongoing professional development activities, and maintain necessary professional registrations. This full-time role emphasises collaboration with local management to ensure the effective delivery of mental health services, as well as participation in the Trust's academic program and annual job plan reviews.
Opportunity to influence and shape the Intensive Day and Virtual Service for young people with eating disorders, contributing positively to their mental health outcomes.
Work within a structured and supportive environment, providing a clear framework for treatment that benefits both young patients and their families.
Engagement in diverse clinical and administrative duties, allowing for a well-rounded professional experience and the chance to develop various competencies.
Role includes mentorship and supervision of junior medical staff, fostering a nurturing environment for the next generation of mental health professionals.
Participation in ongoing professional development through internal CPD programs, including lectures and seminars, ensuring continual learning.
A focus on service and business planning, providing an opportunity to be involved in the strategic development of mental health services.
Collaborative work with a team of professionals and managers, promoting efficient service delivery and integration within the wider mental health community.

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