Are you a registered mental health nurse? Do you have a passion for excellent care? Are you excited by service improvement? Do you strive towards continued personal development? If the answer is yes, then we want to hear from you.
We have a very exciting opportunity for a clinical lead on our Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). Our PICU is a 10 bed ward based in Hull, within the same building as our adult admission unit and adult crisis team, close to the general hospital. We offer 3 female beds and 7 male beds within one setting all under the care of an experienced and skilled MDT including psychiatry, nursing, occupational therapy, allied health professionals and psychology.
The service is looking for an enthusiastic individual with acute mental health leadership experience, to enhance and deliver the work being undertaken to optimise the Trust’s acute / unplanned pathway.
This position requires an inspirational leader who can strengthen the management of ongoing clinical developments and delivery of care within our PICU and the wider Inpatient Service, as part of the senior clinical leadership team.
The nature of this complex patient group ensures that PICU is a dynamic and often challenging environment. It would suit a professional who wishes to further develop their skills in evidence-based clinical practice and leadership with experience of working in Mental Health Inpatient Units.
Utilising creativity and engagement skills, the co-management of a diverse multi-disciplinary group will be central to this role. Working closely with the Team Leader, Modern Matron, Service Manager and other senior professionals, you will be supported and encouraged to progress. The successful candidate will be motivated and passionate for the ongoing pursuit of excellent care.
The role requires advanced assertiveness and organisational skills, and an ability to support clinical decision making within the inpatient service, sometimes out of working hours.
The role requires the candidate to embrace and promote change and you must be able to demonstrate your adaptability to various situations. The ideal candidate will always have at the forefront of their mind, the need to support service users, carers, and the staff team in a positive, responsive, and compassionate manner.
There is an expectation that you will provide senior B7 duty cover on a Saturday, Sunday and BH Mondays to the wider unplanned adult and older adult inpatient services. This currently works out at 1 in every 15 weekends – so around 4 weekends a year – you would take your days off in the week. This is supported by the weekend MDT, covering all inpatients for emergency MDT discussions, which would be led by the B7 on duty and an inpatient RC / AC (also on a rota).
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We have a very exciting opportunity for a clinical lead on our Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). Our PICU is a 10 bed ward based in Hull, within the same building as our adult admission unit and adult crisis team, close to the general hospital. We offer 3 female beds and 7 male beds within one setting all under the care of an experienced and skilled MDT including psychiatry, nursing, occupational therapy, allied health professionals and psychology.
The service is looking for an enthusiastic individual with acute mental health leadership experience, to enhance and deliver the work being undertaken to optimise the Trust’s acute / unplanned pathway.
This position requires an inspirational leader who can strengthen the management of ongoing clinical developments and delivery of care within our PICU and the wider Inpatient Service, as part of the senior clinical leadership team.
The nature of this complex patient group ensures that PICU is a dynamic and often challenging environment. It would suit a professional who wishes to further develop their skills in evidence-based clinical practice and leadership with experience of working in Mental Health Inpatient Units.
Utilising creativity and engagement skills, the co-management of a diverse multi-disciplinary group will be central to this role. Working closely with the Team Leader, Modern Matron, Service Manager and other senior professionals, you will be supported and encouraged to progress. The successful candidate will be motivated and passionate for the ongoing pursuit of excellent care.
The role requires advanced assertiveness and organisational skills, and an ability to support clinical decision making within the inpatient service, sometimes out of working hours.
The role requires the candidate to embrace and promote change and you must be able to demonstrate your adaptability to various situations. The ideal candidate will always have at the forefront of their mind, the need to support service users, carers, and the staff team in a positive, responsive, and compassionate manner.
There is an expectation that you will provide senior B7 duty cover on a Saturday, Sunday and BH Mondays to the wider unplanned adult and older adult inpatient services. This currently works out at 1 in every 15 weekends – so around 4 weekends a year – you would take your days off in the week. This is supported by the weekend MDT, covering all inpatients for emergency MDT discussions, which would be led by the B7 on duty and an inpatient RC / AC (also on a rota).
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