SOAMHS Triage Community Mental Health Nurse in Chichester PO20 2EW inChichester PO20 2EW PUBLISHED TUE 30 SEP 2025 Jump to job information section
£38,682 to £46,580 a year
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CLINICAL PATHWAY MENTAL HEALTH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY NHS VISA
Job description
£2,000 Golden Hello or relocation incentive for Band 6 nurses (pro rata).
Part‑time, permanent Band 6 role with hybrid home working and monthly in‑person meetings.
Clear pay banding, £38,682–£46,580 a year (pro rata) on Agenda for Change.
Lead clinically, supervise staff and students and provide specialist triage advice.
Meaningful community work with older adults and close partnership with families/carers.
Supportive multi‑disciplinary Trust that values equality, dignity and local candidates.
Provide specialist triage and clinical leadership for older adults across West Sussex as a Band 6 Community Mental Health Nurse with Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. Based at Drayton House (Chichester PO20) with flexible home working, you’ll screen electronic referrals, decide clinical pathways and offer specialist nursing advice. The role includes partnership working with service users, families and local agencies, plus clinical supervision of staff and students. This permanent, part‑time vacancy sits on Agenda for Change Band 6 (salary £38,682–£46,580 pro rata) and carries the Trust’s £2,000 Golden Hello or relocation incentive for Band 6 Nurses & Practitioners (pro rata, T&Cs apply).
£2,000 Golden Hello or relocation incentive for Band 6 nurses (pro rata).
Part‑time, permanent Band 6 role with hybrid home working and monthly in‑person meetings.
Clear pay banding, £38,682–£46,580 a year (pro rata) on Agenda for Change.
Lead clinically, supervise staff and students and provide specialist triage advice.
Meaningful community work with older adults and close partnership with families/carers.
Supportive multi‑disciplinary Trust that values equality, dignity and local candidates.
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£2,000 Golden Hello or relocation incentive for Band 6 nurses (pro rata).; Part‑time, permanent Band 6 role with hybrid home working and monthly in‑person meetings.; Clear pay banding: £38,682–£46,580 a year (pro rata) on Agenda for Change.; Lead clinically: supervise staff and students and provide specialist triage advice.; Meaningful community work with older adults and close partnership with families/carers.; Supportive multi‑disciplinary Trust that values equality, dignity and local candidates.
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