66 jobs in EAST LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

East London NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a qualified psychologist with expertise in systemic approaches for inpatient mental health in Newham. The role focuses on bringing psychological methods to acute wards, supporting discharge planning and cross-team collaboration in a busy NHS environment.

You will contribute to service development, supervise junior staff and work within hybrid/flexible arrangements across Newham Centre for Mental Health.

East London NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a highly experienced psychologist to join the EQUIP team. The role focuses on specialist assessment and therapy for first-episode psychosis, in line with NICE guidelines, and to support families and carers within a multidisciplinary service.

The post holder will work alongside senior psychologists and contribute to audit, training and service development within City and Hackney psychology services.

East London NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an HCPC‑registered Clinical or Counselling Psychologist, or an Allied Health Professional with MBT expertise, to join the Newham Mentalisation Based Therapy Service. This is a permanent 0.6 FTE Band 8a role.

The service provides MBT for complex emotional needs, with opportunities for supervision, training, service development, and collaboration with community teams to develop DBT skills initiatives.

East London NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Clinical Psychologist/Practitioner Psychologist for the North Bedfordshire CAMHS service. The role focuses on adolescents with complex mental health needs, providing specialist assessment, formulation and evidence-based interventions within a dynamic team.

You will contribute to supervision, training and service development, with opportunities for clinical leadership and cross-site collaboration across CAMHS and Looked After Children services.

East London NHS Foundation Trust seeks a Band 7 Community Specialist Palliative Care Nurse to work with the North Bedfordshire Team, Clapham-based with coverage across bases as required. You will develop leadership skills and make advanced clinical decisions in a highly specialist practice area.

You must have RN status, CPD, and a willingness to travel across Trust sites. Driving licence and vehicle access are required; 7 days a week covering 08:00–18:00 is expected. Full-time post available.

East London NHS Foundation Trust in London leads the Triage Team within Tower Hamlets CAMHS, providing leadership for wait-time management and clinical triage across a range of presentations.

The post holder will supervise and develop the team, work with service leads and partners, and ensure safe, evidence-based assessments and interventions for young people and families in a community setting.

East London NHS Foundation Trust in London is seeking a permanent Community Mental Health Nurse Band 6 to join the Bethnal Green and Globe Town Neighborhood Mental Health Team. The role involves making assessments within Health (SAP/CPA) and Social Care (Care Management) frameworks, setting up and reviewing care plans, and supporting service users and carers.

You will work within MDT, undertake risk assessments, promote autonomy, maintain documentation, and provide training when possible.

Re-open a 15-bed acute admissions ward to address the increasing need for medium secure male beds across the North London Forensic Collaborative (NLFC) provider catchment areas. The primaryobjective is to reduce the growing waiting list of prisoners requiring specialist mental health care.

This is an opportunity for a Band 5 Occupational Therapist to work in a Recovery Orientated Medium Secure Ward. You will hold a full clinical caseload on an inpatient unit, with a focus on supporting individuals to live a full and meaningful life. You will be part of a dynamic OT team providing OT provision on a unit wide level as well as ward based. The ideal candidate will have experience of working in mental health and / or a forensic setting.

Please contact Jessica Bolton on /7 or for further information.

To manage a service user caseload on the Medium secure rehabilitation ward under supervision.

To undertake both one-to-one and group interventions with service users within the Forensic Service independently with support through reflection and supervision.

To use clinical reasoning to assess the impact of long term conditions such as a service user's mental health of learning disability diagnosis, on the occupational areas of self-care, productivity and leisure and the performance components of inter / intra personal, cognitive and physical abilities.

To undertake assessment of daily living skills to ascertain the level of functional ability, risk factors, level of support / accommodation needs in order to aid discharge planning / community care plans.

To work with the service users to develop a service user centred intervention, in conjunction with those involved in the service user's care ensuring regular evaluation of the care plan.

To contribute to clinical meetings/ ward rounds/ CPA meetings and be responsible for the feedback of clinical information on service users progress.

To carry out appropriate risk assessment and management with relevant professionals in relation to violence and aggression, absconsion and self-harm in conjunction with the MDT.

Our mission is to make a positive difference to people's lives by improving the quality of life for all we serve. Our values are: We Care, We Respect, We are Inclusive - so we are looking for people who live and breathe these qualities when supporting service users and carers, and in their relationships with colleagues in the Trust and our partner organisations.

To empower and educate service users about their holistic health and well-being to enhance quality of life and prevent relapse, considering the need for rehabilitation, social inclusion and health promotion.

To contribute to the running and evaluation of a varied programme of cross-site activities including Recovery College courses and site wide events.

To produce clinical reports on a regular basis and disseminate to other involved professionals, agencies and the service user.

To apply equal opportunities and anti-discriminatory interventions that respect the service users customs, values and spiritual beliefs at all times.

• oDiploma or degree in Occupational Therapy.
• oState Registration
• oMember of RCOT
• oFurther training in relevant area

• oPrevious experience in a clinical mental health setting, learning disabilities setting and/or demonstrable experience highly related to the clinical field
• oExperience of CPD and role development
• oExperience of supervising unqualified / junior staff
• oExperience in a forensic setting or working with offenders

• oClinical reasoning skills to assess service users' needs (including risk assessment) and guide interventions.
• oGood organisational and time management skills
• oAbility to manage distressing clinical interactions with service user's with severe personality disorder.
• oAbility to deal with conflict on a clinical and organisational level.
• oAbility to manage a clinical caseload under supervision
• oGood interpersonal skills enabling therapeutic alliances to be developed with service users.
• oAbility to liaise with other services around clinical issues
• oAbility to prioritise activities in relation to clinical work.
• oTo have knowledge of the impact of long term conditions such as mental health or learning disabilities on occupational functioning (self-care, productivity and leisure) and performance components (inter/ intra personal, cognitive, physical) with particular reference to working in a forensic setting
• oTo have knowledge of Recovery based approaches and co-production principles.
• oAbility to apply specialist skills in individual and group based OT assessments, interventions and evaluations under supervision
• oTo have knowledge of the needs and rights of service users and / or carers in a forensic setting.

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.

£38,488 to £46,852 a yearper annum Inc HCAs

Would you be interested in a career within the NHS as a Health Care Assistant in the community? Are you passionate about providing a patient centred support service and want to deliver excellent and compassionate care to people over the age of 18 that live in Bedfordshire?

We are looking for a dynamic, motivated and enthusiastic person who has excellent communication, IT literate and problem solving skills alongside a passion for patient centric care.

You will be part of a MDT team in which you will receive clinical and managerial support, which is also part of a wider MDT team that is aligned to social care professionals in reflection of the NHS 10 year plan. You will be responsible for delivering quality care to a designated caseload of people in the place that they call home, you will be following a care plan devised by the community nursing staff who you will be working alongside. You will be asked to feedback concise information in a daily handover to ensure changing needs are met and risks escalated.

Our Trust is known for offering excellent training, personal development programmes, supportive coaching and competency frameworks; all to support enhanced skills and career development which meet the goals and aspirations of the individual.

The successful candidate will be expected to be flexible and assist colleagues to cover service needs, which will include working across the wider integrated team. Access to a car in order to carry out service duties is essential. A full induction programme will be provided. Location: North Bedfordshire in Bedford. The Community Nursing Service operates between 08.00 to 21.00 hours and the working pattern will include a variety of rotational shifts which will include weekend, evening and Bank Holiday working.

• NVQ level NVQ level 2 and / or significant care experience and willing to work towards NVQ Level 32 and / or significant care experience and willing to work towards NVQ Level 3
• Completed a recent Care Certificate
• Educated to GCSE or equivalent and hold

• Literate in IT/Computer Skills
• Good communication skills both verbal and written
• Rehabilitation skills
• The ability to collect and collate data
• Deliver high quality care in a variety of settings some of which may be unpredictable or undesirable.
• Understand safeguarding and manage risk

• Working in a Community Health or Social Care setting
• Be a team player and have excellent communication skills