FAQs
What is the role of the Associate Director of Crisis?
The Associate Director of Crisis will focus on clinical and operational leadership to enhance patient and carer experience, emphasizing quality, safety, and sustainable improvement in mental health services.
Who can apply for the Associate Director of Crisis position?
This position is open to both Nurses and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs).
Who does the Associate Director of Crisis report to?
The Associate Director of Crisis reports directly to the Care Group Nurse Director.
What are the key responsibilities of the Associate Director of Crisis?
Key responsibilities include influencing, inspiring, and innovating within the care unit and group, ensuring visibility and direct collaboration with clinical and operational teams.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates must have significant experience and credibility within their portfolio area, alongside a proven track record of driving quality and safety improvements in complex environments.
What is the purpose of the staff networks mentioned in the job description?
The staff networks aim to support the diverse workforce and promote a culture of inclusivity within the organization.
How does the Trust prioritize employee wellbeing?
The Trust invests significantly in employee wellbeing through in-house occupational health services, staff counseling, and a dedicated Health and Wellbeing team.
What is the Trust's commitment regarding environmental sustainability?
The Trust is committed to reducing carbon emissions and has a specialized Energy and Environmental team to enhance environmental performance and achieve net-zero commitments.
Can I contact someone for further details or an informal visit about this role?
Yes, you can contact Dan Cox-Stone, the Mental Health Care Group Nurse Director, at Daniel.Cox-Stone@nottshc.nhs.uk or by calling 07990625995 for more information.