Community Psychiatric Nurse - Early Help Pathway - Camhs in Plymouth, Devon

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Job Title: Band 6 Community Psychiatric Nurse (Early Help Practitioner)
Specialism: Early Help Pathways
Job Location: Plymouth, UK
Salary: £27.28 per hour Hourly
Contract: Ongoing
Hours: 09.00-17.00, Full-time, Monday to Friday

Dive into this exciting opportunity in Plymouth as a Band 6 Community Psychiatric Nurse in the Early Help Pathways team. Earn £27.28 per hour in a rewarding role where you will support children and young people with emerging mental health difficulties. This ongoing contract offers the chance to be at the forefront of community mental health care.

Perks and benefits:
- Competitive pay rate: Earn a fantastic rate of £27.28 per hour, enhancing your financial wellbeing.
- Flexible hours: Enjoy the flexibility with slightly adjustable hours to suit your lifestyle, while still gaining a full-time experience.
- Professional growth: Gain unique exposure to a diverse range of mental health cases that contribute to your professional development.
- Networking opportunities: Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and widen your professional network.
- Fulfilment: Experience the satisfaction of making a tangible difference in the lives of children and young people by empowering them through mental health support.

What you will do:
- Serve as an Early Help Practitioner to deliver timely assessments, advice, and signposting to community services and schools.
- Coordinate and implement evidence-based targeted interventions in collaboration with other clinicians.
- Ensure children and young people receive timely assessments and appropriate interventions.
- Support the delivery of evidence-based programmes for those with mental health issues.
- Represent CAMHS in multi-agency meetings to address the mental health components of a child’s multi-agency plan.
- Function as part of the locality-facing CAMHS Early Help pathway, implementing team decisions.
- Oversee the effectiveness of planned interventions using Routine Outcome Monitoring (ROMS).
- Participate in delivering training programmes for schools and community services from the CAMHS training portfolio.
- Ensure the highest standards of care within available resources.
- Liaise effectively with other CAMHS community teams and develop relationships with both statutory and non-statutory providers.
- Maintain confidentiality in respect of young people at all times.
- Communicate clearly with children, young people, families, and health professionals about health issues.
- Engage in clinical governance and quality improvement initiatives, including clinical audits and policy development.
- Encourage children and young people to engage in person-centred planning and decision-making.
- Contribute to an advice line, offering support, signposting, and resources.

Requirements:

• You must have a degree or equivalent in Mental Health Nursing with relevant experience, and be registered with the NMC.

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