A Band 7 senior clinician role in the school-based needs teams of Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, across the Tandridge and Reigate & Banstead teams. The work centres on mentoring low-intensity CBT practitioners, consulting with school leaders and holding a caseload of direct interventions. The team is being built across several professions, with a funded supervision training place on offer. Relevant professional registration and a driving licence with a car for work are essential.
What the job involves
- Mentor and/or supervise the development of low-intensity CBT practitioners (EMHPs and CWPs) in the team
- Build a culture of high-quality clinical practice
- Grow and nurture trainee and newly qualified EMHPs and CWPs into well-rounded clinicians
- Take the lead in building relationships with senior leaders in schools
- Provide regular case consultation, support and advice to schools
- Act as a link to the wider children’s mental health services
- With the Lead and educational psychologists, develop programmes of work supporting schools’ whole school approach goals
- Hold a caseload, delivering direct interventions to children, young people and families
Registration & licences
- Registered health or social care professional, including clinical psychology, CBT therapy, mental health nursing, social work, occupational therapy, art therapy or systemic family therapy
- Registration or accreditation with the relevant professional body, such as HCPC, NMC or BABCP
Experience
- Significant post-qualification experience working therapeutically, clinically or consultatively with children and young people with mental health difficulties and their families
- Leading or driving multi-agency collaborative working
- Confidently delivering consultations to other professionals
- Monitoring performance and outcomes to ensure service quality
- Leading clinical practice, service development or project work
- Supervising or mentoring junior members of staff
Skills & knowledge
- Conducting complex formulation and managing clinical complexity
Checks & eligibility
- Valid UK driving licence with unrestricted use of a car or motorcycle for work at all times, including community-based work
Other
- Able to work flexibly and effectively with education partners, multi-agency partners, children, young people and families
Nice to have
- Additional postgraduate training or qualification, such as CBT, systemic therapy, EMDR or leadership
- Supervision qualification
- Experience of delivering CBT-informed practice
- Experience of delivering mental health interventions in education settings
- Experience of delivering CBT-informed supervision at low-intensity level
- Experience in whole school approaches to mental health in education settings
- Experience adapting practice for young people with special educational needs, learning disabilities, language and social communication difficulties, neurodiversity and behaviours of concern
What’s offered
- Fully funded one-year Supervision Training for sufficiently qualified clinicians, at Sussex or Southampton University
- Opportunities for staff development and training
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