Home Treatment Team Practitioner

Company: National Health Service
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Location: Radlett
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you join the CAMHS Home Treatment Team to provide intensive, home-based support for 13–18 year-olds, helping prevent admissions and support safe discharges. You will work within a multidisciplinary CAMHS service that sits in the broader HPFT crisis pathway, contributing to high-quality, least-restrictive care. You will frequently collaborate with families and professionals to implement treatment plans and manage risk. This is a key part of the service expansion, offering a challenging yet impactful clinical role.

Responsibilities

  • Assess clients appropriate for home treatment and develop/implement treatment plans within supervision
  • Continuously review needs and seek supervision as needed
  • Provide information, education, and support to families, carers, and professionals
  • Maintain a client visits diary and complete required returns
  • Develop expertise in acute care and risk management, including suicide risk
  • Deliver profession-specific interventions tailored to service users
  • Collaborate with MDT colleagues to maintain high standards of care
  • Adhere to Trust policies, equality and anti-discrimination policies

Key requirements

  • Qualified and registered Mental Health Nurse or Social Worker
  • Diploma or Degree with extensive post-qualification experience
  • ENB 998 or equivalent course
  • Evidence of ongoing professional development
  • Experience with young people and families in acute/crisis settings
  • Experience with complex mental health needs, high risk, self-harm, and substance misuse
  • Experience in a multidisciplinary team
  • Ability to communicate sensitive information effectively
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Empathy and compassion
  • Tact, diplomacy, and motivational skills
  • Risk assessment and crisis decision-making
  • Person-centred intervention planning
  • Effective information sharing with families and professionals

Posted: September 23rd, 2026