QR code linking to this job posting Community MH Support Worker - IMHT East Staffs in Burton-On-Trent inBurton-On-Trent PUBLISHED WED 5 NOV 2025

Band 3: £24,937 to £26,598 a year Pa pro rata  PERMANENT   NO SPONSORSHIP 
ALCOHOL BLOOD PRESSURE CASELOAD DEMENTIA EATING DISORDER FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH NHS VISA

Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Reliable Mon–Fri 9–5 hours — ideal for working parents or carers juggling school runs and family commitments.
Permanent NHS role (Band 3, Agenda for Change) with a clear pay scale £24,937–£26,598 — stable public‑sector income.
Strong training and progression within MPFT — ongoing learning, development videos and routes into higher mental‑health roles.
Community‑based role in Burton‑on‑Trent — rewarding place‑based care supporting local neighbours and families.
Driver‑friendly role, travel across East Staffs during daytime — great for someone with a car seeking autonomy.
Gain hands‑on clinical skills (physical health checks, ECG, phlebotomy opportunities) within a supportive multi‑disciplinary team.
Support adults across East Staffordshire as a Band 3 Community Mental Health Support Worker with Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, based at Horninglow Clinic, Burton‑on‑Trent (DE13). This permanent, full‑time role (Mon–Fri, 09:00–17:00) offers a salary of £24,937–£26,598 pa pro rata and requires travel across a large geographical area, so access to suitable transport during working hours is essential. Please note Home Office guidance means visa sponsorship is not available for Band 2 and Band 3 roles. The post is part of the Integrated Mental Health Team (IMHT) delivering place‑based, neighbourhood care in line with NICE guidance and the care programme approach.

You will manage a defined caseload, delivering recovery‑focused, therapeutic support to improve daily living, social inclusion, meaningful occupation and access to employment. Duties include working with multi‑disciplinary teams and external partners, co‑facilitating group activities, promoting mental and physical health, and carrying out physical health checks (weight, height, blood pressure, ECG and phlebotomy). The role suits experienced carers or community support workers with an Advanced Apprenticeship or NVQ3 in (Mental) Health and Social Care (or equivalent), good literacy and IT skills, and experience supporting people with non‑dementia mental health needs. The Trust is award‑winning, committed to staff development and inclusivity, and offers ongoing training and clear progression routes — qualities that particularly resonate with women seeking meaningful, family‑friendly NHS work. For full details and to apply, click the "Apply Now" button on jobsincare.com.
Reliable Mon–Fri 9–5 hours — ideal for working parents or carers juggling school runs and family commitments.
Permanent NHS role (Band 3, Agenda for Change) with a clear pay scale £24,937–£26,598 — stable public‑sector income.
Strong training and progression within MPFT — ongoing learning, development videos and routes into higher mental‑health roles.
Community‑based role in Burton‑on‑Trent — rewarding place‑based care supporting local neighbours and families.
Driver‑friendly role, travel across East Staffs during daytime — great for someone with a car seeking autonomy.
Gain hands‑on clinical skills (physical health checks, ECG, phlebotomy opportunities) within a supportive multi‑disciplinary team.
 


in Burton-On-Trent
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