Clinical Team Leader, Eating Disorder Services

Oxford Health; Oxford; Hybrid; GBP 60.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Excellent opportunities for career/pro

NHS Discount

Pension scheme

Staff accommodation

Zusammenfassung

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Clinical Team Manager to lead the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder Service. The role focuses on day-to-day operational and clinical leadership to a multidisciplinary team, driving safe, evidence-based care and service development across Oxfordshire.

You will oversee performance, governance, and partnerships while supporting transformation of community mental health services and ensuring voices of patients and carers influence service

Qualifikationen

• Professional background in health or social care with relevant registration.
• Experience in eating disorder services or broader mental health settings.
• Post-qualification management or leadership experience desirable.

Aufgaben

• Lead and manage the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder multidisciplinary team.
• Oversee service delivery, clinical operations, workforce planning and performance.
• Drive integration with partners and service transformation initiatives.
• Champion patient and carer involvement in service development.
• Manage budgets, resources and governance processes.

Kenntnisse

Clinical leadership

Service development

Governance & quality improvement

Budget management

Ausbildung

Health or Social Care qualification

NMC/HCPC registration

Management or leadership qualification

Jobbeschreibung

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Clinical Team Manager to lead the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder Service. The role focuses on day-to-day operational and clinical leadership to a multidisciplinary team, driving safe, evidence-based care and service development across Oxfordshire.

You will oversee performance, governance, and partnerships while supporting transformation of community mental health services and ensuring voices of patients and carers influence service