Are you an experienced clinical psychologist? Would you thrive in a role where you work with a relatively small but complex caseload? If so, our role in the Brighton and Hove Community Rehabilitation Team (CRT) may be the role for you!
The Brighton and Hove Community Rehabilitation Team (CRT) is a multi-disciplinary team consisting of Social Workers, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, a Psychologist, Psychiatrists, Support Workers, and a Pharmacy Technician. We operate creatively and flexibly, sharing responsibility for risk management to support service users with a primary diagnosis of psychosis. We run groups for service users and adopt a biopsychosocial approach.

The CRT is based at Mill View Hospital in Hove, but this role will involve working across both the Mill View and Brighton General Hospital sites.

• To work with individuals presenting complex needs, including severe & enduring mental health needs, substance misuse, forensic issues, and housing difficulties.
• To provide high-quality, safe, and effective rehabilitation for adults with psychosis and complex mental disorders.
• To collaborate with patients to deliver personalised rehabilitation in their local area, supporting meaningful recovery, improving quality of life, and enabling social inclusion and participation in the wider community.

WHY JOIN US:

• Be part of a team that maximises an individual’s quality of life and social inclusion by encouraging their skills, promoting independence and autonomy, and providing hope for the future.
• Enjoy living and working in Brighton, with its iconic seafront, vibrant lanes, and array of shops and attractions,
• Travel easily between coast and countryside, with picturesque villages and seaside towns on your doorstep.
• Embrace the outstanding natural beauty spots including the renowned Devils Dyke and South Downs National Park.
• Join a Trust rated ‘good’ overall and ‘outstanding’ for caring by the CQC.
  Please see the attached Job Description document for full details on the role and responsibilities.
  If you are ready to take on this rewarding role and make a meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply. Join us in our mission to provide exceptional mental health care and support to our community

• To work with individuals presenting complex needs, including severe & enduring mental health needs, substance misuse, forensic issues, and housing difficulties.
• To provide high-quality, safe, and effective rehabilitation for adults with psychosis and complex mental disorders.
• To collaborate with patients to deliver personalised rehabilitation in their local area, supporting meaningful recovery, improving quality of life, and enabling social inclusion and participation in the wider community