The role involves supporting individuals with learning difficulties by enhancing their independence and helping them engage in social activities and life skills development.
Ideal candidates should possess a friendly and outgoing personality, a person-centred approach, and ideally prior experience in care or support roles.
Working 37.5 hours a week from Monday to Saturday, this position offers a 1-year fixed-term contract with excellent benefits and no night shifts.
Join a supportive multi-disciplinary team to provide assessment, treatment, and consultation services for children and adolescents facing complex mental health challenges.
Ideal candidates will possess relevant qualifications, core profession registration, and experience working with children and young people, preferably in community CAMHS services.
Part-time position of 22.5 hours per week; flexible working considered, with at least one day required at the Patchway hub in Bristol.
Support people with severe mental health conditions through a strength-based, intervention-led model, and participate in personal well-being and safety planning.
Ideal candidates will have experience as a Community Psychiatric Nurse, demonstrating compassion and the ability to foster independence in service users.
Part-time role based in Warminster, offering professional development opportunities and an empowering team culture, with a focus on improving community health outcomes.
The role involves dissecting Histopathology specimens, developing protocols, and maintaining high technical standards in collaboration with Histopathologists and Trainees.
The ideal candidate is an HCPC registered Biomedical Scientist with extensive Cellular Pathology experience and a Diploma of Expert Practice in Histological Dissection.
The position is based in Bath, with a full-time schedule, offering opportunities for training BMS team members and actively participating in service development.
Provide psych educational support to schools to enhance mental health and emotional wellbeing using a whole-school approach.
Ideal candidates should possess relevant experience in mental health, excellent communication skills, and a passion for improving children's wellbeing.
This full-time role offers a term-time only contract, based in Gloucestershire, with opportunities for impactful community engagement and initiatives.