Community Early Intervention Clinician (Nurse/OT) – Training

NHS; Oxford; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare organization in Oxford is seeking an Early Intervention Clinician to join their team. This role involves working within a multi-disciplinary team to support individuals experiencing psychosis with customized interventions and care planning. The position offers opportunities for specialist training and career progression, along with comprehensive benefits. Candidates should have a professional qualification and demonstrate experience in community settings, particularly with patients with psychosis. This is a rewarding role aimed at improving patient outcomes while promoting team wellbeing.

Benefits

Excellent opportunities for career progression

27 days annual leave, plus bank holidays

NHS Discount across a wide range of shops

Lease car scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Qualifications

• Experience of working within a multidisciplinary team.
• Extensive experience of working with people with psychosis.
• Experience working in community settings.

Responsibilities

• Working as part of a multi-disciplinary team to plan and implement interventions.
• Assess and care planning risk, including understanding safeguarding processes.
• Hold a reduced caseload in the community with complex assessments.

Skills

Ability to travel for work

Excellent English written communication skills

Experience working with people with psychosis

IT literacy

Education

Professional Qualification (Degree or equivalent)

Evidence of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) portfolio

Professional Registration

Post basic qualification in community care

Job description

A leading healthcare organization in Oxford is seeking an Early Intervention Clinician to join their team. This role involves working within a multi-disciplinary team to support individuals experiencing psychosis with customized interventions and care planning. The position offers opportunities for specialist training and career progression, along with comprehensive benefits. Candidates should have a professional qualification and demonstrate experience in community settings, particularly with patients with psychosis. This is a rewarding role aimed at improving patient outcomes while promoting team wellbeing.