About the role
Salary: £51657.00 to £58785.00
Taking responsibility for making a significant contribution to the nursing input, participating fully in the referral and allocation process, assessments, treatment, risk management, safeguarding vulnerable children and adults, care coordination of service users as well as contributing to case discussions and service-related meetings.
Provide highly specialist nursing assessments, formulations, risk assessments, and evidence-based interventions .
Deliver timely and accessible care through clinic-based and outreach models, including engagement with hard-to-reach service users.
Provide specialist nursing consultation, advice, and support to colleagues and partner agencies regarding assessment, risk management, and treatment planning.
Care coordinate a complex caseload, undertaking comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments and delivering integrated care plans.
Lead on the assessment and management of clinical risk, safeguarding concerns, and complex presentations.
Support the development of nursing practice through supervision, mentorship, teaching, and clinical leadership.
Participate in supervision, appraisal, and continuing professional development.
Chair and/or attend MDTs, providing specialist nursing leadership, consultation, and clinical oversight.
Promote integrated physical and mental healthcare, including physical health monitoring and health promotion.
Work collaboratively with HPFT teams and partner agencies to support early identification and effective management of mental health difficulties.
Lead service development, quality improvement, and innovation initiatives to enhance safe and effective care.
Provide clinical leadership within the Enhanced Safety Support Pathway and Early Psychosis Pathway, supporting staff with complex and high-risk cases.
Sound working relationships