Job summary Are you're interested in making a meaningful, positive change in the lives of children and young people?
If you are then we have an amazing opportunity we'd like to tell you about.
Compass is happy to be expanding our Mental Health Support Teams (MHST) in North East Lincs.
We're on a mission to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
If youre committed to making a difference and delivering effective and evidence-based support, wed like to hear from you!
As a School Practitioner in our MHST, youll play a vital role in helping shape our services by working closely with schools, families, and communities.
This role is a great opportunity to grow your career in mental health support while making a real impact on the lives of young people.
Youll join a dedicated team to strengthen MHST initiatives, building lasting partnerships, and drive the implementation of effective mental health services aligned with the national framework.
We also offer great opportunities for further training, including a Postgraduate Certificate in clinical supervision!
Main duties of the job If this exciting role sounds like something you'd like to be a part of then here's what we're looking for.
Were seeking someone with a core professional qualification (, EMHP, PMHW, or equivalent) and a commitment to continuous professional development.
Your experience in therapeutic work with children and young people (at least 2 years) is essential, along with a strong background in risk assessment, clinical supervision, and engaging with families.
Youre a natural leader, skilled in delegating tasks and supporting your team.
Your experience in managing changing priorities and organising team duties will help you thrive in the role.
With excellent communication skills, you can relate to children and young people, ensuring they feel heard, understood and valued.
A flexible and solution-focused approach is key, as is a commitment to evidence-based practice and data collection.
Your IT proficiency will support your work in this innovative setting, and your strong personal values will guide your interactions.
We welcome applications from all backgrounds, emphasizing diversity and inclusivity in our workforce.
Youll need a full UK driving license and access to a vehicle, as youll be working in various communities and educational settings.
About us Were an innovative mental health service dedicated to empowering young people through early intervention and community-centred support.
As part of the MHST Trailblazer Programme, were committed to addressing our communitys mental health needs and creating lasting, positive impact.
Our team includes professionals from diverse backgrounds, each bringing unique skills and perspectives.
We know that an inclusive workforce enriches our service and strengthens the quality of care we deliver.
Were committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, welcoming applicants of every gender, race, age, ability, and background.
Our supportive environment encourages growth and development, ensuring each team member feels valued.
Our goal is to build a team that reflects the vibrant communities we serve.
Together, were transforming mental health support for the next generation.
If youre ready to make a difference, join us!
Benefits We offer a range of benefits including: 27 days holiday + bank holidays, rising to 32 days over time Life assurance at 2 x basic salary Competitive contributory pension scheme Family-friendly policies 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme and OH service Enhanced sick pay Excellent learning & development opportunities and career progression Annual performance / salary review Closing date: 16th December 2024 Interview date: 23rd December 2024 Job description Job responsibilities Are you're interested in making a meaningful, positive change in the lives of children and young people?
If you are then we have an amazing opportunity we'd like to tell you about.
Compass is happy to be expanding our Mental Health Support Teams (MHST) in North East Lincs.
We're on a mission to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
If youre committed to making a difference and delivering effective and evidence-based support, wed like to hear from you!
As a School Practitioner in our MHST, youll play a vital role in helping shape our services by working closely with schools, families, and communities.
This role is a great opportunity to grow your career in mental health support while making a real impact on the lives of young people.
Youll join a dedicated team to strengthen MHST initiatives, building lasting partnerships, and drive the implementation of effective mental health services aligned with the national framework.
We also offer great opportunities for further training, including a Postgraduate Certificate in clinical supervision!
Person Specification Qualifications Essential Core professional and/or clinical qualification EMHP, CWP, PMHW, Senior emhp nursing with specialism in mental health or learning disability nursing, Occupational Therapy, Social Work.
Evidence of continued professional development Desirable Management / supervision training Post Graduate qualification in a relevant discipline.
Mentorship qualification Experience Essential 2 years working therapeutically with children and young people.
Evidence of clinical development in practice.
Experience of effective engagement with families and carers.
Risk assessment and management in the delivery of clinical services (including safeguarding) Desirable Experience of delivering CBT informed supervision Experience of line management and/or delivery of clinical supervision Experience of inducting staff members to the area with confidence.
Experience of working in a community and/or educational environment.
Experience of organising team duties.
Additional Criteria Essential Leadership and the ability to delegate and support staff.
Planning workload, time management.
Ability to manage changing priorities.
Understand need for evidence and data collection, and achieving targets.
IT skills.
Team player and a dynamic personality.
Excellent communication skills and able to relate to children and young people.
Positive attitude; flexible and adaptable; solution focused; and tenacious.
Has a strong degree of personal integrity.
Able to work all year round and flexibly as part of a team to best meet business need.
Possession of full UK driving licence and access to vehicle.
Ongoing commitment to maintain professional registration requirements.
Desirable Ability to analyse, evaluate and rationalise data and enable progressive models of delivery and intervention