Trauma‑Informed Child Health & Wellbeing Coordinator

Scot; United Kingdom; À distance; GBP 42 000 - 54 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

NHS Scotland is seeking a Health and Wellbeing Co-ordinator to join the Bairns' Hoose programme, coordinating access to health and wellbeing services for children, young people and families across Aberdeenshire. The role supports recovery from trauma and develops pathways that prioritise children's rights and voices.

The fixed-term post (to March 2027) offers opportunities to contribute to trauma-informed care through multi‑agency collaboration, quality improvement, and service development,

Qualifications

• Is a registered health professional with substantial experience working with children, young people and families.
• Has significant experience within child protection, public protection, safeguarding or related services.
• Demonstrates a strong understanding of trauma-informed practice, children's rights and multi‑agency working.
• Is skilled in building relationships, influencing change and coordinating complex support across organisational boundaries.
• Is passionate about improving outcomes and experiences for vulnerable children and young people.
• Has experience of quality improvement, service development, audit or evaluation work.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate access to health and wellbeing services, support recovery from trauma, and help develop and improve pathways that place children's rights, voices and needs at the centre of care.
• Direct coordination of care, service development, quality improvement, partnership working and engagement with children, young people and families to evolve services.

Connaissances

Trauma-informed practice

Multi-agency working

Relationship building

Influencing change

Formation

Registered health professional

Child protection experience

Description du poste

NHS Scotland is seeking a Health and Wellbeing Co-ordinator to join the Bairns' Hoose programme, coordinating access to health and wellbeing services for children, young people and families across Aberdeenshire. The role supports recovery from trauma and develops pathways that prioritise children's rights and voices.

The fixed-term post (to March 2027) offers opportunities to contribute to trauma-informed care through multi‑agency collaboration, quality improvement, and service development,