Mental Health CYP Case Manager

IPRS Health; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A forward-thinking company is seeking a dedicated Mental Health Network Children’s and Young Person Case Manager to join its innovative team. This fully remote role offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on the mental health of children and young people across the UK. You will be responsible for providing clinical case management support to therapists and practitioners, ensuring that treatment aligns with the best practices and company policies. Your expertise will play a crucial role in guiding clinical decisions, responding to queries, and conducting case reviews. If you are passionate about improving mental health outcomes and want to contribute to a meaningful cause, this position is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Experience in clinical case management for children and young people.
• Knowledge of NICE Guidelines and mental health best practices.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical case management supervision to therapists and practitioners.
• Respond to clinical queries and conduct CYP case reviews.
• Ensure adherence to company policies and NICE Guidelines.

Skills

Clinical Case Management

Child and Young Person Mental Health

Clinical Reasoning

NICE Guidelines

Communication Skills

Education

Relevant Degree in Mental Health or Related Field

Job description

We are looking for a Mental Health Network Children’s and Young Person Case Manager to join our existing team to provide clinical case management to IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners working with children & young people (CYP). To respond to clinical queries from IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners and conduct CYP case reviews.

The successful applicant will be based in the UK and working fully remotely.

Your success will contribute to the continued growth of the mental health team.

We are looking for our new Mental Health Network Children’s and Young Person Case Manager to be a team player and to be motivated to contribute to helping thousands each year.

IPRS Health are an award-winning, APPTS accredited provider of Mental Health Services, putting patients at the heart of everything we do, ensuring a smooth and successful journey to recovery. We work for a diverse range of clients, including the NHS with our services having a huge impact into improving the lives of thousands of people every year.

Originally solely a provider for just physiotherapy, today IPRS Health is regarded as one of the UK’s leading providers of quality corporate absence management services including:

1. Physiotherapy
2. CBT
3. Counselling
4. Workplace Services
5. Workshops

We take pride in our innovative approach, combining traditional treatments with new innovative methods to improve our patient's experience and results, whilst helping keep costs down for our clients.

IPRS Health has an extensive in-house team of multidisciplinary clinicians which, coupled with our carefully selected and managed national clinical network, can provide a first-class service throughout the UK.

The Role

We are looking for a Mental Health Network Children’s and Young Person Case Manager to provide clinical case management to IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners working with children & young people (CYP). You will respond to clinical queries from IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners, and conduct CYP case reviews.

Responsibilities

As a Mental Health Network Children’s and Young Person Case Manager, your responsibilities will include:

1. Carrying out case management supervision supporting IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners to deliver treatment in line with NICE Guidelines and company policy.
2. Making appropriate recommendations around CYP case management in terms of treatment and onward referral as required on a case-by-case basis.
3. Responding to clinical queries from IPRS Therapists, Network Practitioners, and patients, and conducting CYP case reviews.
4. Ensuring that any recommendations for further treatment, onward referrals or clinical investigations are reasonable using clinical reasoning, clinical experience/knowledge, and current evidence.
5. Liaising with IPRS Health clinicians and network clinics to gather sufficient information on a patient’s progress to enable case management decisions to be made.
6. Ensuring that IPRS Therapists and Network Practitioners are following company policies and procedures in the conduct of their work with CYP, and providing guidance on questions of policy and procedure.
7. Reviewing CYP e-forms and reports submitted by Network Practitioners.
8. Helping manage and escalate CYP cases where clinical risk or safeguarding concerns have been identified.