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Crisis Line PractionerinRedhillinRedhillPUBLISHED WED 13 NOV 2024

Band 7: £48,270 to £54,931 a year Incl 5% Fringe HCAS, pa, pro rata  PERMANENT 
24-HOURMENTAL HEALTHNHSNIGHTS

Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation TrustFollow Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to make a significant impact by providing support to young people in crisis.
Work in a dynamic and collaborative environment with acute colleagues and crisis intervention teams.
Receive a £3000 Golden Hello Package as an incentive for joining.
Flexible working hours with a mix of day and night shifts, accommodating various lifestyles.
Regular supervision and training available to enhance professional development and skills.
Engagement in meaningful conversations and the ability to create safety plans tailored to individual needs.
Be part of a supportive team within the CYPS Hub, contributing to the well-being of the community.
The Crisis Line Practitioner role at Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust involves providing 24-hour telephone support to young people experiencing emotional and mental health crises, along with their families and acute colleagues. Based in Redhill, the practitioner will assess the needs and risks of callers, develop immediate crisis management plans, and facilitate safe hospital discharges, ensuring follow-up with the Crisis Intervention Service the following day. The position requires a mix of day and night shifts and offers a £3000 Golden Hello Package for new recruits.

Key responsibilities include taking calls, understanding the callers' needs, maintaining thorough documentation, and providing advice and safety planning for young people. The practitioner must engage effectively with youth and their families while coordinating with other services as needed. Regular supervision and training opportunities will be provided to support professional development in this role that emphasises safeguarding and risk assessment.
Opportunity to make a significant impact by providing support to young people in crisis.
Work in a dynamic and collaborative environment with acute colleagues and crisis intervention teams.
Receive a £3000 Golden Hello Package as an incentive for joining.
Flexible working hours with a mix of day and night shifts, accommodating various lifestyles.
Regular supervision and training available to enhance professional development and skills.
Engagement in meaningful conversations and the ability to create safety plans tailored to individual needs.
Be part of a supportive team within the CYPS Hub, contributing to the well-being of the community.

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