Social Worker - Mental Health at London Borough of Bromley
Orpington, England, United Kingdom -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Nov, 25

Salary

47509.0

Posted On

24 Aug, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Good communication skills

Industry

Hospital/Health Care

Description

IF YOU HAVE THE REQUIRED SOCIAL WORK QUALIFICATIONS AND SOCIAL WORK ENGLAND REGISTRATION, AND A REAL DESIRE TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES WE WOULD REALLY LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU.

If you would like to find out more about the roles, please contact: Claire Symons – Head of Social Care for Mental Health - C.Symons2@nhs.net

Responsibilities

Due to the promotion of 3 members of staff, The London Borough of Bromley, in partnership with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust are looking to recruit a number of full-time Social Workers to work within our Community Mental Health teams based in both Orpington and Beckenham. An AMHP qualification is desirable, but not essential, however training will be made available when your knowledge, skills and experience allow. Our teams in which we have current vacancies now, are the ICMP (Intensive Case Management in Psychosis - Orpington only) and ADAPT (Affective Disorders, Anxiety, Personality and Trauma – Beckenham and Orpington). All 3 teams have an exceptionally experienced and supportive senior social work to offer guidance, development and supervision to the successful applicant.
Bromley mental health social workers work closely with their community health colleagues as part of a fully integrated multi-disciplinary team, to support adults with mental health difficulties and their carers. Your role will be to offer support to both community and in-patient services, with the focus on working together with service users and their wider support networks to enhance their independence and quality of life. You will be expected to undertake a wide variety of holistic duties and tasks, including holding a manageable and varied caseload of service users, occasionally working on duty as part of a team rota, undertaking Care Act assessments to determine eligibility, supporting the S117 needs which fall outside of the framework, making safeguarding enquiries, and considering capacity and best interest decision making as appropriate. If an AMHP you will also work approximately 1-week in every 5 or 6, as part of the highly supportive and well-resourced centralised AMHP service, based offsite in the hospital grounds.
We aim to develop and maintain a culture of continuous learning here in Bromley and will actively promote this throughout your employment, whilst ensuring through good quality supervision both managerial and professional that you are developing and delivering on the skills and knowledge required for the post. Both AMHP training and Practice Educator training will be available to you alongside various more bite-size training delivered by both the Local Authority and the Trust.

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