CAMHS Practitioner (Eating Disorders Pathway)
NHS Jobs Huntingdon
Please refer to the attached job description and person specification for full details of responsibilities To work as an integral member of the Specialist Eating Disorder Team as part of CAMHS, providing comprehensive mental health assessments to clients and their families and providing a range of direct work and evidence-based therapeutic intervention.
To have the ability to utilize specialist knowledge to make decisions about a child or young persons mental health needs. To participate in the planning and delivery of evidence-based therapeutic programmes, family-based interventions, multi-family groups and parenting support programmes as the service develops.
To work with Young People up until the age of 18 years, ensuring a continuation of mental health services, between local CAMHS provision and adult mental health provision. To provide speedy assessment and intervention in partnership with other local Childrens Services.
To work towards early intervention and prevention for young people with significant mental health difficulties and emerging eating disorders. Through an evidence based clinical approach, reduce the mental and physical health risks to young people, and help them to enhance their mental health.
Primary emphasis will be given to direct clinical work, but an important part of the role will be to provide consultation and liaison, training and support to other Children and Young Peoples professionals. To participate in the teams use of routine outcome monitoring to inform service design across the pathway and wider CAMHS.
To have the ability to utilize specialist knowledge to make decisions about a child or young persons mental health needs. To participate in the planning and delivery of evidence-based therapeutic programmes, family-based interventions, multi-family groups and parenting support programmes as the service develops.
To work with Young People up until the age of 18 years, ensuring a continuation of mental health services, between local CAMHS provision and adult mental health provision. To provide speedy assessment and intervention in partnership with other local Childrens Services.
To work towards early intervention and prevention for young people with significant mental health difficulties and emerging eating disorders. Through an evidence based clinical approach, reduce the mental and physical health risks to young people, and help them to enhance their mental health.
Primary emphasis will be given to direct clinical work, but an important part of the role will be to provide consultation and liaison, training and support to other Children and Young Peoples professionals. To participate in the teams use of routine outcome monitoring to inform service design across the pathway and wider CAMHS.
To educate and involve children and young people and family/carers, in their care/support plan and provide opportunities or service users to contribute to assessment and the development of service provision.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation TrustHuntingdon
for the future” and therefore would consider part-time and flexible working.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated practitioner to join our friendly, dedicated, and supportive team.
The CAMHS Eating Disorders Service is a well-established service...
CAMHS Practitioner (Eating Disorders Pathway) | Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation TrustHuntingdon
and therefore would consider part-time and flexible working.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated practitioner to join our friendly, dedicated, and supportive team.
The CAMHS Eating Disorders Service is a well-established service and was recently...
NHS JobsHuntingdon
and young people referred to the service. 6. To maintain awareness of the resources of the core, neuro-developmental and eating disorders pathways in main Community CAMHS, and the administrative systems for booking appointments in those teams.
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