Care Co-ordinator - Band 6

Barnet Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust ,
London, Greater London
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Care Co-ordinator - Band 6 Are you a Registered Mental Health Nurse, Social Worker or Occupational Therapist? Are you looking to join a diverse workforce focused on staff development, patient care, and quality improvement? Barnet Enfield & Haringey Mental Health Trust is an organisation that is going places! Our values and quality improvement are at the heart of everything we do. By joining our Mental Health Services, you will be working with a diverse and rich cultural mix of people in an up and coming part of London. We are committed to continuing to improve the quality of care we provide, as demonstrated by Haringey Community Services being chosen as a trial site for the Open Dialogue Research Study, Haringey CAMHS being chosen as a pilot for the CAMHS 'Trailblazer' programme and our Older Person's Services rated as Excellent by the Care Quality Commission in 2018. We're also redeveloping the St Ann's site and building four new in-patient wards in a state of the art building. We currently have opportunities for clinicians to work as Care Co-ordinators in our Mental Health Community Services to provide quality patient centred care and develop their knowledge and skills, by working closely with our psychological therapy treatment pathway. This allows Care Co-ordinator to develop skills in working with clients with Psychosis, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Personality Disorder and Mood and Anxiety Disorders. We asked staff working in our community teams to describe what it's like working here: Shirley works as a psychologist: I enjoy working in Haringey because it's such a vibrant place. There are also real development opportunities within the community service. Mark works as a Mental Health social worker: Haringey is one of the most eclectic boroughs in which to develop both clinical practice, as well as personal development. Diverse, challenging and fascinating in equal measures, working within the borough offers one of the best opportunities in both health and social care. Odalayo works as a Mental Health Nurse: The opportunity to work in specialised pathways has given me the opportunity for growth and learning new models of care. Please note if you do not have a professional registration i.e NMC, HCPC and you're not a Social worker, Nurse or OT , you need not apply. Previous applicants need not apply. Interviews: Week commencing 29th June 2020. Please be aware that Interviews will be via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. For further details / informal visits contact: Ephraim Chitenhe ephraim. chitenhe@nhs.net, 02087024572 Employment Type: FULL_TIME

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