Mental Health PWP — CBT & Self-Help Specialist

NHS Jobs; Greater London; Vor Ort; GBP 32.000 - 42.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

NHS Jobs is seeking a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (Band 5) to deliver low-intensity CBT and guided self-help across local service sites and GP surgeries. The role involves caseload management, face-to-face and telephone support, and collaboration with GPs and practice staff.

Applicants should be able to work at least 25 hours weekly in a 1.0 WTE post, with around 250 patients treated annually, and participate in NICE-guided self-help delivery and staff training.

Qualifikationen

• Planning, managing, and implementing therapeutic interventions using facilitated self-help.
• Face-to-face work with service users across service sites and GP surgeries.
• Telephone Low Intensity work with service users.
• Support and promote medication regimes and mental health education.
• Caseload of around 250 patients per year with a minimum 25 hours clinical contact weekly.

Aufgaben

• Planning, managing, and implementing therapeutic interventions using a facilitated self-help approach.
• Face to face work with service users with common mental health problems across service sites and GP surgeries.
• Telephone Low Intensity work with service users.
• Integrated working with other elements of the services provided by THTT.
• Liaison with GPs and practice staff; audit activity and provide advice and support.
• Networking with the wider health and social care system.
• Assist service users to identify and effectively manage their emotional distress and psychological disturbance.
• Organise and manage a substantial caseload; ~250 patients per year; min 25 hours weekly for 1.0 WTE.
• Support and facilitate computerised CBT/self-help as per NICE guidelines.
• Attend training and contribute to service development; innovate in delivery.

Jobbeschreibung

NHS Jobs is seeking a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (Band 5) to deliver low-intensity CBT and guided self-help across local service sites and GP surgeries. The role involves caseload management, face-to-face and telephone support, and collaboration with GPs and practice staff.

Applicants should be able to work at least 25 hours weekly in a 1.0 WTE post, with around 250 patients treated annually, and participate in NICE-guided self-help delivery and staff training.