Mental Health Nurse Practitioner- Extended Hope

NHS Jobs; Redhill; On-site; GBP 43,000 - 57,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Jobs is seeking a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner to provide leadership in developing and delivering mental health services for young people across acute hospitals, HBPoS and community spaces in Surrey and surrounding areas.

The role involves timely assessments, care and safety planning, and close collaboration with CYPS, social care and emergency services to support crisis pathways and community-based care.

Responsibilities

• Lead development and delivery of services for young people in mental health crises across acute hospitals, HBPoS and community spaces.
• Provide timely assessments, care planning, safety planning, risk formulation and appropriate signposting.
• Collaborate with CYPS crisis pathways, social care and emergency services to offer community-based assessments as alternatives to detention under the MHA.

Job description

Mental Health Nurse Practitioner- Extended Hope

Job Purpose Report to the Manager of Extended Hope and provide leadership in the development and delivery of service. To provide timely assessment of young people who present in mental health and social care crisis within the acute hospitals, Health Based Place of Safety (HBPoS) or other community spaces across surrey. Young people may present with deliberate self-harm behaviour, suicidal ideas, suicide attempts, family breakdowns, complex family dynamics, breakdown of adoption, foster and children home placements. Assessments of the above presentations with appropriate signposting, care planning, safety planning, risk formulation/management & community planning applied. To work collaboratively with the Crisis pathway provision within CYPS and Social care and offer community-based assessments with emergency services when there could be a possibility of supporting young people in their communities as an alternative to being placed on a section of the Mental Health Act (MHA) or removed to a place of safety. To provide support, advice and education to the Emergency Departments, Paediatric Wards or HBPoS to build knowledge and skills of staff within these settings in the care and treatment of young people. Our hospital colleagues will be involved in care provision and planning throughout any Paediatric or HBPoS inpatient journey. To work closely with the CYPS Crisis Pathway to provide a streamlined response to meet the needs of young people and their family/carers. This includes the Crisis Intervention Team, Paediatric Liaison Service, Hope Service/Hope Day Programme, Adolescent Team, Childrens Crisis Service (CCS provision SCC) Youth Workers and the Emergency Duty Team (EDT). To be part of the Mindworks provision within Surrey aiming to deliver a Thrive approach to care and treatment. This is a partnership between CYPS (formally known as CAMHS) and the Alliance partners. Please see the job description document for more information on key responsibilities