Clinical Team Manager, Adult Eating Disorders (Community)

Oxford Health NHS Trust; Packmoor; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust seeks a Clinical Team Manager to lead the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder Service. You will provide operational and clinical leadership to a skilled team and shape service development across Oxfordshire.

You will manage day-to-day operations, governance and performance, while driving innovative care and co-production with patients and carers, ensuring high-quality, safe, evidence-based care.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in a relevant field with professional registration.
• Post-qualification management or leadership qualification or willingness to achieve.
• Experience in mental health settings with adults or young people.
• Knowledge of eating disorder services and evidence-based practice.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder multidisciplinary team.
• Oversee service delivery, clinical operations, workforce planning and performance.
• Develop integrated pathways with CAMHS, CMHTs, Primary Care Networks, acute services and voluntary sector partners.
• Drive quality improvement, service transformation and innovation.
• Champion co-production and ensure patient and carer voices influence service development.
• Manage budgets, resources and governance while maintaining high standards of care and safety.

Skills

Leadership

Mental health care

Clinical governance

Education

Degree or Diploma

Post-qualification management/leadership qualification

Professional registration (NMC/HCPC)

Job description

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust seeks a Clinical Team Manager to lead the Oxfordshire Adult Community Eating Disorder Service. You will provide operational and clinical leadership to a skilled team and shape service development across Oxfordshire.

You will manage day-to-day operations, governance and performance, while driving innovative care and co-production with patients and carers, ensuring high-quality, safe, evidence-based care.