Mental Health Integrated Hub clinician (RMN/ OT) - Banbury

Job overview

Are you proactive and passionate about innovation and providing a high-quality holistic approach to the care of people who need mental health support?

Do you want to work in an integrated setting with colleagues from primary care, mental health services, including the voluntary and community sector, to improve access to support for people with mental health issues?

This is an exciting opportunity to be part of developing a new service and shaping your role within it.

As part of our services across Oxfordshire, we are implementing Primary Care Mental Health hubs to support GP practices with Mental Health assessment and support for patients in their communities.

We have created  new and exciting posts within Keystone Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs. This role will be based within the Keystone Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub in Banbury.

Primary Care Mental Health - Keystone health and wellbeing hubs (oxfordhealth.nhs.uk)

Main duties of the job

We are looking for Integrated Mental Health Hub Clinicians who are experienced in delivering evidence-based interventions in a community setting, with a passion for partnership approaches to care for adults living with serious mental illness.

These roles need people who are innovative and want to help achieve our vision for cross-sector integrated pathways, removing existing barriers, to deliver better access to dedicated mental health support in local, non-stigmatised community settings.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

• Supporting the Clinical Lead in the development and implementation of the service and your role within it.
• Supervision and leadership for appropriate staff identified
• Screen, triage, assess and coordinate referrals
• Provide brief support and time limited evidence-based interventions,
• Support patients ready to transition to primary care and develop care plans and prepare people for step down.
• Map community resources and assets that are available for those with SMI within the specific PCN geography.
• To support collaborative working between the full range of physical health and mental health services