Job Description
By joining us you can look forward to a choice of flexible Bank shifts across any of our client Trusts in England, as well as the ability to develop professionally and gain experience in several wards or areas.
Job Title: Community Mental Health Nurse - Band 6
Trust Location: Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trus
Pay Rate: Days £36.74, Nights and Saturdays £40.00, Sundays / Bank Holidays £50.00(per hour)
Working hour:· Monday - Friday 9am - 5 pm full time
Shift Pattern: 37.5 hours
About the Trust –
Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Rated ‘Good’ in their most recent CQC report, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust provides hospital-based and community services for people of all ages with mental ill-health and learning disabilities in Surrey and North East Hampshire as well as providing drug and alcohol services in Surrey and Brighton. The Trust also has several benefits for staff, with a cycle to work scheme, childcare voucher scheme and car scheme. Excellent transport links bring London, Heathrow, and Gatwick airports within easy reach. Surrey is also home to famous venues such as Epsom Downs racecourse, Chessington World of Adventures and Thorpe Park.
As a member, you’ll have fantastic benefits:
· Competitive pay rates – work this week, get paid next week
· Manage your shifts and timesheets on the go – access your “My Bank” shift portal anywhere, anytime online or through your smartphone
· Essential support when you need it – 24/7 365 days – Call us anytime
· Multi-locational - work across neighbouring Trusts
· First choice of shifts or placements at your Trust – access before they are made available to agency
· Varied working options to suit your lifestyle – access to the Bank gives you options of ad hoc shifts or fixed term placements
· Training and development opportunities
· Build holiday allowance for every shift you work
· Stakeholder pension scheme available
What you’ll be responsible for:
- Be accountable and responsible for a defined caseload that reflects the priorities of the local population and carry responsibility for the assessment of care needs, under the supervision of the Clinical Lead Nurse.
- To ensure effective daily management of referrals, including appropriate triage and assessment within specified timescales across the service.
- To ensure appropriate response to emergency referrals, supporting referrals within the acute care pathway and liaising with services involved including HTT, inpatient services and MBU.
- Participate in the multi-disciplinary assessment of women with mental health problems living in the community, by providing a community perinatal mental health nursing perspective and expertise.
- To be aware of the potential for vulnerability to abuse amongst the service users/families, and use of the local policy to inform appropriate personnel in line with safeguarding vulnerable adults and children and SABP Policies.
- Ensure that carer’s support is offered to carers of women that use our service.
- Participate in the provision of community perinatal mental health nursing advice and consultation to colleagues, community groups and organisations.
- Ensure detailed and appropriate records are maintained to demonstrate that contact with people who use services, and their carers’, is meaningful and effective.
- To adhere to the requirements of the NMC Code of Conduct at all times.
- To lead the clinical management of a care package to an individual who uses our services.
- To co-ordinate and monitor the delivery of person centered healthcare to a designated caseload, using complex clinical decision making where appropriate.
- To work as a member of the MDT in assessing and planning care and responding to changes in the health of the women accessing the perinatal service.
- To act in a manner to respect the customs, individuality, values, sexuality, and spiritual beliefs, actively supporting the individual to fulfil these.
- To create, develop and maintain professional supportive relationships as well as joint working arrangements with colleagues in the Perinatal service, secondary care mental health services, maternity services, children’s services, primary health care, social services, and voluntary services.
- To liaise with relevant midwifery and obstetric service around the physical health needs of the women accessing the perinatal service.
- To participate in the maintenance and monitoring of service standards, collect and collate data/ information effectively for the purpose of audit, research, and service performance.
- To contribute to the maintenance, monitoring and implementation of service standards and policies.
- To promote shared decision making with service user/relatives/carers, as appropriate, involvement in all aspects of their care.
- To undertake risk assessments and management strategies in line with trust and local policies and ensure the delivery of care within same.
- To recognize potential crisis situations and act responsively and responsibly to resolve the situation, seeking assistance if required.
- To identify and address health education issues that cause risks relevant to service user group.
- Participate in the education of pre and post registration nursing, social work, psychology, medical and occupational therapy students.
- Supervise junior nurses and other non-qualified staff in the service/team.
The role will involve, but not be limited to you performing the above.
You’ll have the following qualification/experience:
- Band 6 – 2 year’s post qualification experience.
- Suitable for someone who is passionate about ensuring a high-quality holistic approach to the care and support provided to the women who have been identified as in need of perinatal support to enable them to have a positive experience of pregnancy, childbirth and during the first year of motherhood.
- Driving licence suitable for use in the United Kingdom.
Who are NHS Professionals?
We specialise in putting people in places to care. Every year we help thousands of dedicated candidates and highly skilled NHS workers enjoy better career opportunities, access to more shifts and a healthier work-life balance, giving more choice and control to our members.
As an equal opportunities' organisation, NHSP is committed to the equal treatment of all current and prospective Bank members and does not condone discrimination on the basis of age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, gender reassignment, or marriage and civil partnership. We believe there is a strong case for the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion agenda and we strongly encourage suitably qualified applicants from a range of backgrounds to apply.
Disclaimer:
Please note, you will be contacted by email throughout the recruitment process, so please check your emails, including your junk/spam regularly. We regret we cannot contact everyone who is not selected for an interview, therefore if you do not hear from us within 21 days after submitting your application, please assume you have not been successful on this occasion.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Salary: £36.74-£50.00 per hour
Benefits:
Schedule:
- 10 hour shift
- 12 hour shift
- 8 hour shift
- Day shift
- Monday to Friday
- Night shift
- Weekend availability
Ability to commute/relocate:
- Leatherhead, KT22 7FG: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Work Location: In person
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