PWP1219 - Psychological Wellbeing PractitionerThis vacancy has now expired
Print Back To Search ResultsPosted: 06/12/2019 12:37 | Start Date: Not Available | Salary: Circa £26,123 | Location: Tidworth - Tedworth House | Level: Delivery |
| Deadline: 20/02/2020 23:59 | Hours: 37.50 | Benefits: Competitive | Job Type: Permanent |
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Job Title: Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Hidden Wounds (equivalent to NHS Band 5)
Reports to: Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner Team Lead
Based at: Tedworth House, Tidworth
Job Purpose
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Delivery of low intensity CBT, with additional responsibilities that may include provision of case management and clinical skills
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Main Responsibilities
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- Support a full caseload of people requiring low-intensity CBT within the Step 2 Hidden Wounds’ service, in a safe, effective and efficient manner,
- Collect outcome data to support service evaluation
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Essential Qualifications:
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- Post graduate certificate in evidence-based practice.
- Bsc Applied Psychology (Clinical) with completion of basic PWP training
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Essential Knowledge, Skills & Experience
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- Clinical monitoring, assessment, and risk management skills
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Excellent communication skills (clarity and confidence in face-to-face, telephone and written communication) with people from a range of backgrounds (e.g. Veterans and their families, general public, other health care providers)
- Good evidence of organisational skills with respect to monitoring of data integrity and project management
- Computing skills sufficient to use an internet platform, download data, or respond on-line.
- Experience at using guided self-help interventions
- Experience of conducting risk assessments and understanding of health and safety legislation
- Excellent skills in supporting patients using low intensity CBT over the telephone
- Experience relevant to working with clinical populations
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Desirable Knowledge, Skills & Experience
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- Successfully completed a PWP training programme/undertaken CPD in competencies associated with advanced PWP such as supervision, leadership, service evaluation or enhanced clinical competencies with specific patient groups.
- Project management skills
- Knowledge and understanding concerning the major difficulties facing Military personnel or Veterans and their families
- Knowledge and skills in using patient management systems
- Previous experience of working in the charitable sector
- Experience of being involved in service development
- Experience of successful working using low-intensity CBT with Military personnel or Veterans and their families
- Experience of working collaboratively with physical rehabilitation professionals
- Experience of providing case-management supervision to PWPs
- Experience of providing clinical skills supervision to PWPs
- Experience of providing leadership to other PWPs
- Experience of delivering training within a group setting
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Key Competencies & Behaviours
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- Confident and polite manner
- Ability to build rapport quickly and to understand needs and expectations
- Positive, empathetic, patient, polite and friendly manner
- Ability to remain calm under pressure
- Displays the highest levels of integrity, confidentiality and commitment
- Respond quickly to changing demands and demonstrate strong skills in prioritisation and time management
- Work within a range of environments and working cultures, adapting personal style accordingly
- Lead and drive work forward with minimal direction
- Analyse information quickly and communicate in a concise and articulate manner
- Well organised with the ability to prioritise
- Attention to detail in all aspects of work
- Demonstrates an ability to work as part of a team and be a flexible team player
- Demonstrates self-motivation
- Flexible re. hours of work
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