Clinical LeadinNewcastle upon TyneinNewcastle upon TynePUBLISHED TUE 11 FEB 2025
Opportunity to lead a dedicated and multidisciplinary team, fostering collaboration and joint decision-making among professionals.
Ability to make a significant impact on the lives of service users experiencing early intervention in psychosis, promoting their recovery and wellbeing.
Access to ongoing professional development and the chance to organize and deliver clinical training to enhance the skills of the team.
Involvement in evidence-based practices and adherence to NICE guidelines, ensuring high-quality care is provided to patients.
Opportunity to engage with service users and their families in a meaningful way, strengthening community ties and support networks.
Role includes clinical supervision and leadership responsibilities, allowing for the development of future clinical leaders within the organization.
Direct involvement in clinical interventions at an advanced practitioner level, providing a rewarding and challenging aspect to the role.
The Clinical Lead position for the Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) service at Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear (CNTW) NHS Foundation Trust in North Tyneside seeks a motivated individual who is recovery-focused and has experience in managing psychosis, particularly for first episodes. The role involves providing clinical leadership, supervision, and advice to a multidisciplinary team (MDT) while engaging service users, carers, and staff in promoting well-being. The candidate should be prepared to implement NICE guidelines, ensure high standards of clinical practice, and lead clinical audits.
In addition to oversight and development of training programs, the Clinical Lead will deliver advanced-level clinical interventions to a designated number of service users and will collaborate closely with the Team Manager and other clinical leads. This position requires strong clinical reasoning and decision-making skills, particularly when managing complex cases, to maintain an effective care pathway based on evidence-based interventions.
In addition to oversight and development of training programs, the Clinical Lead will deliver advanced-level clinical interventions to a designated number of service users and will collaborate closely with the Team Manager and other clinical leads. This position requires strong clinical reasoning and decision-making skills, particularly when managing complex cases, to maintain an effective care pathway based on evidence-based interventions.
Opportunity to lead a dedicated and multidisciplinary team, fostering collaboration and joint decision-making among professionals.
Ability to make a significant impact on the lives of service users experiencing early intervention in psychosis, promoting their recovery and wellbeing.
Access to ongoing professional development and the chance to organize and deliver clinical training to enhance the skills of the team.
Involvement in evidence-based practices and adherence to NICE guidelines, ensuring high-quality care is provided to patients.
Opportunity to engage with service users and their families in a meaningful way, strengthening community ties and support networks.
Role includes clinical supervision and leadership responsibilities, allowing for the development of future clinical leaders within the organization.
Direct involvement in clinical interventions at an advanced practitioner level, providing a rewarding and challenging aspect to the role.
We are seeking a Clinical lead for an EIP service in North Tyneside, the person should be recovery focussed, enthusiastic and motivated.
It would be beneficial if you have experience of working with Psychosis particularly first episode, awareness of qualifications in CBTp and / or Family Interventions.
You will be part of an MDT with a range of professionals who work together providing a range of interventions as described in NICE guidance.
Engaging service users, carers and staff in promoting wellbeing is important.
- Provide clinical advice, leadership and supervision to staff working within the designated scope of responsibility, ensuring robust clinical supervision structures are in place.
- Identify and organise the delivery of appropriate clinical training, in order to ensure the highest standard of evidence based clinical interventions are provide based on care pathway packages.
- Demonstrate clinical excellence in relation to clinical reasoning and decision making when managing complex cases.
- Lead on and ensure robust and timely Clinical Audit systems are in place.
- Provide direct Clinical Interventions at an Advanced Practitioner level to an agreed number of Service Users.
About us
You will be working alongside a Team Manager, liaising with the Northumberland EIP Clinical Lead and leadership team within North Tyneside.
Please find attached job description for full details.
Advertising date : 11th February 2025
Closing date : 25th February 2025
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