Main duties of the job We are seeking a full-time Consultant Psychiatrist to cover 17 beds in our Acute service, covering Robin and Swan wards.
The role will be working with male and female patients.
You will fulfil the role of Responsible Clinician to patients from admission to discharge with the support of a skilled and motivated MDT.
You will be part of a well-established and cohesive team of medics which includes Medical Director, Consultant Psychiatrist, Speciality Doctors, Registered Medical Officers, and Aston University Medical Students.
Lakeside View also has strong links with other surrounding Priory Hospitals within the region, providing the opportunity to network with other Consultants from different specialisms and service lines.
What we offer you Competitive salary of £165,000Full-time dedicated Speciality Doctor support and on-site RMO cover evenings and weekendsGenerous annual leave entitlement of 30 days plus bank holidays plus an additional day for your birthdayFlexible working including one day working from home per weekGenerous study leave (including funding)Your own office and ample administrative supportPeer group of Doctors who meet regularly for supervision and RCPsych CPD requirementsTwice monthly regional CPD teaching programmeCareer development opportunities at the hospital and within PrioryPriory benefit package (including private health insurance)Company pension schemeOur independent Employee Assistant Program can offer confidential emotional and practical support and advice to colleagues, 24/7An informal discussion is encouraged; contact us today to arrange a confidential, non-obligatory chat at ****** or 07706 300557.
About us The aim at Lakeside View is to provide a person-centred approach and therapeutic environment, which promotes collaborative care planning to optimise treatment goals.
Right from the point of admission to our acute services, our aim is to support patients to be discharged safely back into the community where they can continue to progress towards recovery in a less restrictive environment.
This will be achieved by: Thorough assessment of individuals' needs throughout admissionPerson-centred collaborative treatment plansA range of interventions available from a diverse MDTBeing cared for in the least restrictive environmentEffective liaison and joint working with Locality teamIn taking on this role, you will be part of a visionary and inspiring team and will be joining a group of individuals whose main goal is to support our patients and their families with their recovery journey and to live their best life.
As Consultant Psychiatrist you will play a pivotal role within the hospital's Multi-Disciplinary Team, which consists of other professionals such as Psychologist, Assistant Psychologist, Occupational Therapists (OT), OT Assistants and students, Registered Nurses and Student Nurses/Apprentices, Health Care Assistants, Pharmacist, and Independent Mental Health Advocate.
The hospital works closely with NHS partners to ensure that patients safely transition from our Acute Services back into the community, with robust follow-up support packages.
The acute wards on site provide patients with excellent space and facilities, including en-suite bedrooms and large living spaces furnished with activity equipment such as games consoles.
Outside of the wards, a purpose-built therapy suite contains a rehabilitation kitchen for patient cooking sessions, and a sessional therapy room.
The hospital is set in the centre of an extensive nature reserve, which contains an abundance of flora & fauna.
The site also has areas for outside sports activity.
The clinical team at Lakeside View encourages full involvement of the service user, their family, and external professionals throughout their stay.
They are invited to attend Ward Reviews and CPA meetings to ensure clear communication throughout the care pathway in order to promote individuals' recovery and facilitate discharge.
In order to maximise recovery, interventions offered include a wide range of therapeutic approaches, combining psychiatric and cognitive behavioural perspectives with occupational therapy, psychology, leisure, and recreational activity.
Experience required Essential Have experience of working in inpatient settings with people with significant mental health difficulties.
Desirable You will have experience at Consultant level within the NHS, including the ability to conduct training.
Qualifications Essential You must hold a CCST/CCT or equivalent in the relevant areas of psychiatry.
You will continue to hold a registration with the GMC including being on the special register for Psychiatry.
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