To participate in the AOTs rapid response to urgent cases including assessment, outreach work, monitoring of risk, mental state and medication side effects, and liaising closely with clinicians involved with the case. To be able to utilise skills flexibly so that interventions can be planned and implemented for clients at home and in other settings. To offer clinical support to staff to enable specialist assessment and treatment to children and young people and their families including those with complex and severe mental health problems in line with the iThrive model. To take part in case conferences, review meetings and planning meetings as appropriate. To develop strong links with the CAMHS Teams, as well as other professional groups/teams. To offer advice to other professionals within CAMHS and externally, as well as share their expertise in the management of complex cases in a variety of settings.