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Join a passionate team as a Community Clinical Support Worker in West Suffolk, providing essential support to individuals with dementia in their homes. You'll work autonomously to maintain independence and prevent hospital admissions, building trust with service users and their families while managing your own workload.
Job summary
Community Clinical Support Worker - Dementia Intensive Support Team - West Suffolk
An excellent opportunity has arisen to join the West Suffolk Dementia Intensive Support Team. You will join a motivated and passionate multi-disciplinary team working to achieve positive outcomes for service users and their carers.
The team is community-based and works in individuals' homes to prevent breakdown of care and support, promote independence, and stabilize situations to prevent hospital admissions and premature moves into long-term care.
The role involves working with service users, building trust and rapport, and enabling them to have appropriate care and support in place to maintain their independence. It involves working with practitioners but managing your own workload and working autonomously in the community.
Main duties of the job
About us
Here at NSFT, we pride ourselves on being a welcoming, talented, friendly, and supportive team that shares experiences and learns from each other.
Why work for us?
We face challenges but have ambitious aspirations, exciting transformation work, and need dedicated individuals to support us. We have strong nursing networks and an exceptional leadership team that cares for and about our staff.
Benefits
Why Norfolk and Suffolk?
The area is warm and welcoming, close to coastline and countryside, within an hour and a half of London. It offers rich history, independent cafes, shops, theatres, excellent shopping, dining, top schools, and affordable housing.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust provides specialist mental health services for a population of 1.6 million. The Dementia Intensive Support Team works within the community to meet the needs of people with dementia and their carers. The main role involves engaging with service users and their families to enable care and support to maintain independence at home, assessing needs and risks, and working autonomously.
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