The CMHH is a multidisciplinary team, comprising of mental health nurses, occupational therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, employment specialists and peer support workers. The team is supported by a good administrative system and offers an excellent work environment. The team has good links with local statutory and non-statutory services. The team works closely with our colleagues at The Riverside Centre at Hillingdon Hospital. What we are looking for? Post registration experience with significant years of working with adults with mental health problems and experience of working with adults in a community setting. Leadership / supervisory experience. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a sound understanding of current government legislation, demonstrate the ability to work as part of a MDT and provide high quality care with evidence based therapeutic assessments, interventions and completion of accurate and timely documentation. Specialist skills in mental health assessment, risk assessment, safety planning and medication administration. Car owner/driver would be ideal but not essential as it is about finding the right person What will you get? Regular individual supervision and reflective practice groups Training package to ensure continuous professional development Working within a dynamic team with visibility of the Senior Management Team Access to London Leadership Academy Coaching and Mentorship programmes Opportunities for flexible working and some remote working Please contact [email protected] for further information Job Purpose: To work in support of the Team manager in maintaining and developing the Community Mental Health Services for Hillingdon, in delivering a service to adults with severe and enduring mental health problems. To deputise for the Team Manager To provide day-to-day support to qualified staff and other workers within the Team, including supervision. Overview of Main Responsibilities: To provide day-to-day management support of the multi-disciplinary team in delivering community care to service users and their carers based on an intervention-based model of care To work closely with the Team Manager and other senior workers to develop the Community Mental Health Team To establish strong working relationship with the in-patient Service, Hillingdon HTT, Hillingdon Psychiatric Liaison Team and CNWL Single Point of Access. To attend any required meeting to update on CMHT actions and feedback to CMHT any further actions required. To monitor workload and ensure fair distribution according to the various team roles. To ensure adequate cover of patient care during absences. To have oversight of the health-related functions with the Community Mental Health Team To chair the morning zoning meetings as required To facilitate HTT transfers in a timely way To have oversight of zoning for patients and their plans To attend monthly interface meetings and contribute to improving local care pathways. To regularly undertake delegated managerial responsibilities and duties, and to deputise for the Team Manager in his/her absence or as required. To competently access and interpret the CMHTS data dashboard. To undertake complaints and serious incident investigations in accordance with the Trusts Policies. To offer regular structured supervision to staff within the team, as well as providing informal support and advice to them and to any other team members in the course of their work. To take an active role in keeping the CMHTS caseload fluid inclusive of Care Programming Approach, Lead professional Care To undertake regular caseload scrutiny for categories such as discharge, step down or step up care. To participate with the Team Manager in staff appraisals. To work in support of the Team Manager in ensuring that required documentation, activity reports and quality standards are maintained within the Teams. To ensure that Trust policies are implemented, including clinical policies, Health and Safety, Fire, Sickness, the reporting of Untoward Incidents and Accidents, and to ensure that the Team Manager is informed of any such incident or any complaint. To assist in the investigation of such matters, at the Service Managers request. To participate in the recruitment of junior staff. To participate fully in team meetings. To participate in the Team professional development activities. To provide a learning environment for staff, students and visitors To support the provision of high-quality placements for students from a variety of disciplines To maintain clear, accurate and up-to-date recording of client work. To work according to the principles of equal opportunities To support the involvement of users and carers in discussions about their treatment and care as appropriate and help their voice to be heard. To undertake regular audit of client case notes to ensure high standards of delivery of care are achieved and maintained Job Flexibility The postholder will be required to work flexibly, providing assistance as and when necessary, which may involve them in a developing role. The successful applicant may have contact with patients or service users. 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