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CAMHS Bee U CRHTT PractitionerinTelfordinTelfordPUBLISHED FRI 8 NOV 2024

Band 6: Depending on experience dependant on experience  PERMANENT 
24-HOURCASELOADHOLISTICMENTAL HEALTHMULTI-DISCIPLINARYNHSNIGHTSWEEKEND

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The CAMHS Bee U CRHTT Practitioner role at Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in Telford involves delivering comprehensive mental health assessments and treatment for children and young people experiencing crises. As a Band 6 practitioner, the candidate will focus on evaluating mental health issues in patients, particularly those with coexisting physical health conditions, and will work collaboratively with service users, their families, and a multi-disciplinary team to create individualized care and discharge plans. The position includes responsibilities for home treatment, triaging referrals, and coordinating care to support early discharge from hospital when safe to do so.

This role demands active participation in planning and executing treatment to help young individuals remain in their homes, while adhering to a 24-hour service schedule that includes night and weekend shifts. The practitioner will manage a caseload, engage in the assessment and evaluation of care strategies, and ensure compliance with Trust protocols, documenting interactions and decisions in relevant systems. Overall, the position is pivotal in delivering high-quality mental health support and intervention in a community setting.

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