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Community Mental Health PractitionerinStockportinStockportPUBLISHED MON 9 DEC 2024

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year PA pro rata  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

CASELOADMENTAL HEALTHNHSSOCIAL WORK

Pennine Care NHS FTFollow Pennine Care NHS FT

Opportunity to be part of a major transformation in mental health service delivery, allowing practitioners to impact the quality of care positively.
Collaboration within a multidisciplinary team, providing diverse perspectives and comprehensive care approaches that enhance professional development.
Access to dedicated support from Consultant Psychiatrists, ensuring robust guidance and oversight for complex cases.
Involvement in a variety of pathways such as Personality Disorder and Assertive Outreach, offering practitioners the chance to broaden their expertise and service delivery options.
A chance to work with a defined caseload as a care coordinator, allowing for meaningful relationships with clients and fostering a sense of accomplishment in aiding their recovery.
Participation in team development initiatives, promoting professional growth, teamwork, and a shared vision for mental health services.
Opportunities for continual learning and development, particularly in psychological interventions, by collaborating with Psychology specialists within the team.
The role of Community Mental Health Practitioner at Pennine Care NHS FT in Stockport involves joining a multidisciplinary team during a significant service transformation. The successful candidates will be responsible for managing a defined caseload as care coordinators, using a recovery-oriented approach to address clients' needs and facilitate their discharge from secondary mental health services. The team includes various professionals such as Mental Health Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, and Support Workers, along with access to psychological services and dedicated pathways for personality disorders and assertive outreach.

Candidates will also engage in duty and clinic work, contributing to team development and the overall enhancement of community mental health services. It is essential for applicants to meet the criteria outlined in the person specification to demonstrate the necessary skills, knowledge, and experience for this position.
Opportunity to be part of a major transformation in mental health service delivery, allowing practitioners to impact the quality of care positively.
Collaboration within a multidisciplinary team, providing diverse perspectives and comprehensive care approaches that enhance professional development.
Access to dedicated support from Consultant Psychiatrists, ensuring robust guidance and oversight for complex cases.
Involvement in a variety of pathways such as Personality Disorder and Assertive Outreach, offering practitioners the chance to broaden their expertise and service delivery options.
A chance to work with a defined caseload as a care coordinator, allowing for meaningful relationships with clients and fostering a sense of accomplishment in aiding their recovery.
Participation in team development initiatives, promoting professional growth, teamwork, and a shared vision for mental health services.
Opportunities for continual learning and development, particularly in psychological interventions, by collaborating with Psychology specialists within the team.

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