Trosolwg o'r swydd

This service provides nationally commissioned, specialist mental health care that is fully accessible to deaf children, young people and families. Deaf children and young people have historically had poor access to mainstream CAMHS who do not have experience and understanding of specific cultural, linguistic and developmental issues.

Core features of the service include bilingual (British Sign Language (BSL)/English), bicultural practice with hearing and deaf staff working together. All staff who work within the service will be supported to access British Sign Language training and will be trained in deaf cultural competency.

The national service operates as four regional community outreach teams Northern, Central, South West and London/South East.

The northern service has teams in York, Manchester and Newcastle. There are consultant colleagues in each team.

The Newcastle team has a base in Benton House and covers a region down to Middlesborough, up to the Scottish border and across the Cumbria.

The service offers a flexible hybrid model of care, with in person clinics and remote appointments via secure telehealth platforms (e.g. Zoom, MS Teams). These are routinely used to minimise travel, reduce the service’s carbon footprint, and support environmentally sustainable care, while maintaining equitable access for families across wide geographic areas. The neuro-developmental assessment clinics are held at Benton House.

Prif ddyletswyddau'r swydd

The post holder, supported by the MDT, will provide:

• Complex neurodevelopmental assessments as part of the multi-disciplinary full team assessment clinics.
• Mental health and risk assessments
• Prescribing and review of medication where appropriate
• Effective liaison with local mental health providers, local authority/education professionals and statutory organisations in support safe care and risk management
• To provide clinical supervision to colleagues within the MDT as agreed.
• To work collaboratively with other services within the Trust and other Trusts within the ICS.
• To provide professional leadership.
• To work jointly with the Clinical Leadership Structure, Operations Manager and Head of Operations. and those in other agencies to ensure the service is delivered successfully.

Gweithio i'n sefydliad

The Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LYPFT) is the main provider of Mental Health and Learning Disability services in Leeds. We also provide specialist inpatient services in York and some highly specialised services across the country. As a teaching trust with strong links to local universities, we are a centre of excellence for teaching, research and development.

There are many benefits of working for LYPFT including fantastic employee wellbeing support, 27 - 33 days annual leave, flexible working and remote working arrangements, the NHS Pension Scheme, coaching, support and opportunities for career development and training and education support alongside a range of exclusive discounts and payment schemes including for cars, extra leave days and more NHS Discount Offers.

We also have a bank department, offering variety of roles in nursing, allied health professions, healthcare support worker and administration clerical. Permanent employees are automatically added to bank. 

Applicants should be aware that individuals requiring a visa to work in the UK, the Trust only provides sponsorship for registered healthcare practitioner roles (this does not include Healthcare Support Workers). This is an essential requirement, and the Trust is unable to offer you a role if you do not meet Trust requirements for sponsorship and Home Office requirements for a visa.