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Band 5 Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner

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Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

7d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Healthcare
  • Birmingham

AI generated summary

  • You must be a qualified PWP with BABCP/BPS registration, strong CBT skills, ability to assess clients, and willing to work flexible hours and contribute to service development.
  • You will inspire clients through CBT, assess their needs, organize community events, contribute to service development, and provide flexible appointments, including evenings and remote options.

Requirements

  • Qualified Band 5 Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner - East team, Small Heath
  • BABCP/BPS registered PWP’s
  • good Cognitive Behavioural Therapy skills
  • assessing a clients’ suitability for BHM
  • signposting to other more suitable services
  • Be involved in service development
  • Blended way of working
  • appointments outside 9am-5pm
  • relevant qualification with registration

Responsibilities

  • - Inspire clients to improve their mental health using computerised CBT, video work, one to one and group workshops.
  • - Assess a clients’ suitability for BHM, and where appropriate, signposting to other more suitable services.
  • - Participate in arranging a timetable of community events to reach out to the diverse communities of Birmingham and reduce the stigma of accessing mental health services.
  • - Get involved in service development and share innovative ideas with the team.
  • - Work in a blended way which means there will be a mix of office or community-based venues alongside remote, home working options.
  • - Provide appointments outside 9am-5pm, offering opportunities to work evenings.

FAQs

What qualifications are required for the Band 5 Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner position?

Candidates must hold the relevant qualification and be registered with BABCP/BPS.

What types of therapy will I be using in this role?

You will be using computerised CBT, video work, one-to-one sessions, and group workshops.

Are there opportunities for professional development?

Yes, we offer a CPD program provided by BABCP accredited trainers, along with weekly case management supervision and fortnightly group clinical skills supervision.

What is the working schedule like?

The role includes a blended way of working, with a mix of office, community-based venues, and remote work options. Appointments are available outside of the standard 9am-5pm hours, with opportunities to work evenings.

Is there support for new staff?

Yes, we have a preceptorship program for newly qualified staff to help them settle into their roles.

How does the team support each other?

Our team fosters excellent working relationships, providing ample support whether you're in the office or working from home. We also have a gratitude page on Teams to recognize and appreciate colleagues.

Can I get involved in service development?

Yes, we actively encourage team members to participate in service development, and we have a Teams chat dedicated to sharing innovative ideas.

What are the benefits of working with Birmingham Healthy Minds?

Benefits include working in an NHS service with a pension scheme, generous holiday entitlement, health and wellbeing support, and opportunities for pay progression.

How do I apply for this position?

To apply, please submit your application before the closing date. For informal inquiries, you can email Rachel Bradley at rachel.bradley5@nhs.net.

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Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

Our vision is simple: improving mental health wellbeing.

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Mission & Purpose

Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) is proud to provide inpatient, community and specialist mental health care for over 71,000 people across Birmingham and Solihull and the West Midlands. Our services include rehabilitation, addiction, secure care, home treatment, assertive outreach, early intervention, place of safety and wellbeing. We also manage the delivery of mental health care in HMP Birmingham. With 5,300 staff working across 40 sites - and serving a culturally and socially diverse population of 1.3 million people – we are one of the biggest and most complex mental health trusts in the country.