About the Service
Care in Mind provides residential services for young people aged 16‑30 who require a high level of support for self‑harm, behaviour and emotional difficulties. Using a therapeutic approach, the aim is to help each individual achieve their goals in preparation for transition to adult life. Care in Mind is a CQC‑registered provider offering publicly funded specialist mental health supported residential placements to the NHS and Local Authorities across the North of England.
Responsibilities
- Provide direct clinical assessment, formulation and psychiatric interventions with adequate supervision to the service users.
- Promote an environment of service‑user involvement, recovery and service‑user‑centred care.
- Ensure the values and models of care of Care in Mind are reflected in the interventions offered and implemented.
- Provide psychiatric consultation and advice to both clinical and residential teams with adequate supervision.
- Attend regular medical reviews for Service Users with adequate supervision.
- Work within the Eating Disorder Service, reviewing physical health observations and investigations in line with MEED guidance and feeding into risk plans, under adequate supervision.
- Liaise with other relevant professionals and attend CPA and Multi‑Agency meetings as agreed with the Consultant Psychiatrist and/or wider MDT.
- Document notes from consultations and MDT discussions accurately and contemporaneously.
- Maintain an overview with the Consultant Psychiatrist of medication management plans, GP letters, MHA and mental capacity assessments.
- Partake in Mental Health Act assessment across the service.
- Participate in audit and service development in areas of interest under supervision of the Consultant Psychiatrist.
- Participate in referral review and assessments.
- Always maintain confidentiality and comply with Care in Mind's Equal Opportunities Policy.
- Ensure completion of statutory and mandatory training.
Qualifications and Experience
- Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
- UK registration: fully registered GMC medical practitioner and membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
- At least 6 months post‑foundation training experience in a psychiatry post within the United Kingdom.
- Completed Core Psychiatry Training with satisfactory ARCP.
- Approval under Section 12 MHA 1983/current Approved Clinician Status.
- Experience working with Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder either in community or in‑patient setting.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to manage clinical complexity and uncertainty.
Desirable Criteria
- Experience working with eating disorders, in either an inpatient or community setting.
- Knowledge or training in systemic models, attachment disorders, or neuro‑developmental assessments.
Benefits
- Competitive salary based on experience.
- Minimum 30 days holiday plus an additional day off each year for your birthday.
- Enhanced company sick pay, pension and maternity/paternity leave.
- Paid time off for fertility treatment.
- Life assurance (2 × annual salary).
- Healthcare CashPlan with discounted dental, optical care and various other healthcare treatments.
- Employee Assistance Programme / 24‑hour counselling service.
- Free eye tests and various other benefits.
- Excellent learning and development opportunities, including Level 3 in Adult Health & Social Care and support with completion of the Care Certificate.
- Paid training, induction and DBS check.
- Mindful & disability‑confident employer; supporter of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter; menopause‑friendly organisation; long‑service awards; social events.
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