Transformationunitgm
Mood and Anxiety Pathway Lead (CYPMHS/CAMHS)
Transformationunitgm, Kent, Washington, us, 98089
Mood and Anxiety Pathway Lead (CYPMHS/CAMHS)
Join #TeamNELFT
and work in the
Children's and Young People's Mental Health Service (CYPMHS)
located in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team providing NICE‑compliant psychological interventions for children and young people with emotional and mental health difficulties. Job Overview
We are looking for a graduate-qualified health professional (eg. Nurse, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist, BABCP‑Accredited CBT Therapist, Systemic Family Therapist, Clinical Psychologist) to serve the Mood and Anxiety Pathway within the CYPMHS. The role involves managing referrals, conducting mental health assessments, measuring outcomes, and delivering evidence‑based interventions in line with the CY‑IAPT programme. Main Duties
Manage referrals within the Mood and Anxiety Pathway, undertake mental health assessments and routinely measure clinical outcomes. Promote mental and emotional health of children, young people and families through clinical interventions in the care pathway. Carry out initial school‑based and community‑based assessments and provide early interventions where appropriate. Develop and implement care plans to meet complex patient needs. Person Specification
Qualification
Core professional registration. Post‑graduate development and training in CYPMHS. Experience
Minimum 3 years working with CYPMHS. Therapeutic work with complex cases. Experience with challenging children/young people requiring complex interventions. Experience of working therapeutically with parents/carers/families of children and young people with complex mental health problems. Knowledge
Experience of running or facilitating group work. High level knowledge of evidence‑based short‑term and long‑term clinical interventions in CAMHS/EMWHS. Knowledge of legislation, safeguarding procedures and policies for children/adolescents. Knowledge of research methodology and outcome research design. Skills
Basic IT awareness and skills. Excellent communication skills for complex and sensitive matters. Ability to integrate complex clinical information into coherent formulations. Competence in multi‑disciplinary and inter‑agency collaboration. Benefits
Supportive networks for ethnic minority staff, staff with disabilities, long‑term conditions and LGBT staff. Flexible working opportunities and work‑life balance support. Access to employee assistance programme, staff psychological support and wellbeing ambassadors. Top 10 Family Friendly Employer recognition and benefits for parents/carers. Equal Opportunities Employer
We are committed to equal opportunities and diversity, positively encouraging applications from all sections of the community regardless of protected characteristics. We are a Disability Confident employer and offer support for staff requiring additional accommodation.
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Join #TeamNELFT
and work in the
Children's and Young People's Mental Health Service (CYPMHS)
located in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team providing NICE‑compliant psychological interventions for children and young people with emotional and mental health difficulties. Job Overview
We are looking for a graduate-qualified health professional (eg. Nurse, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist, BABCP‑Accredited CBT Therapist, Systemic Family Therapist, Clinical Psychologist) to serve the Mood and Anxiety Pathway within the CYPMHS. The role involves managing referrals, conducting mental health assessments, measuring outcomes, and delivering evidence‑based interventions in line with the CY‑IAPT programme. Main Duties
Manage referrals within the Mood and Anxiety Pathway, undertake mental health assessments and routinely measure clinical outcomes. Promote mental and emotional health of children, young people and families through clinical interventions in the care pathway. Carry out initial school‑based and community‑based assessments and provide early interventions where appropriate. Develop and implement care plans to meet complex patient needs. Person Specification
Qualification
Core professional registration. Post‑graduate development and training in CYPMHS. Experience
Minimum 3 years working with CYPMHS. Therapeutic work with complex cases. Experience with challenging children/young people requiring complex interventions. Experience of working therapeutically with parents/carers/families of children and young people with complex mental health problems. Knowledge
Experience of running or facilitating group work. High level knowledge of evidence‑based short‑term and long‑term clinical interventions in CAMHS/EMWHS. Knowledge of legislation, safeguarding procedures and policies for children/adolescents. Knowledge of research methodology and outcome research design. Skills
Basic IT awareness and skills. Excellent communication skills for complex and sensitive matters. Ability to integrate complex clinical information into coherent formulations. Competence in multi‑disciplinary and inter‑agency collaboration. Benefits
Supportive networks for ethnic minority staff, staff with disabilities, long‑term conditions and LGBT staff. Flexible working opportunities and work‑life balance support. Access to employee assistance programme, staff psychological support and wellbeing ambassadors. Top 10 Family Friendly Employer recognition and benefits for parents/carers. Equal Opportunities Employer
We are committed to equal opportunities and diversity, positively encouraging applications from all sections of the community regardless of protected characteristics. We are a Disability Confident employer and offer support for staff requiring additional accommodation.
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