Redbridge Mental Health Support Team (MHST) are hoping to recruit Clinical Supervisors who are passionate about early intervention for CYP Mental Health.
What is an MHST?
MHSTs are a national initiative in response to the Governments plans to transform children and young peoples mental health provision.
MHSTs have three core functions:
About
This is a fantastic opportunity for an applicant who is passionate about supporting early intervention around children and young peoples mental health. We are seeking applicants from Educational/Clinical Psychologists, Social Workers and Systemic Family Therapists and are open to shaping the role depending on professional expertise. The main duties of the role involve:
Applicants will have the opportunity to undertake a post graduate diploma in Children and Young Peoples Mental Health Supervision alongside the role.
Redbridge is an attractive place to work for the following reasons:
An enhanced DBS check is required for this post.
Applicants must be professionally qualified and registered with the HCPC
Applicants should note that this post is not on Soulbury Pay and Conditions.
For informal inquiries please contact Dr Ann-Marie Cryan via email on MHST@redbridge.gov.uk
Salary: NHS Band 7 - £55,526-£62,651 incl. HCAS
Location: Redbridge
Permanent, Full Time
Scheduled start: Spring 2027
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