The role involves providing evidence-based psychosocial interventions and care for individuals aged 14-64 experiencing their first episode of psychosis.
Ideal candidates will be enthusiastic nurses with excellent communication skills and a solid understanding of early intervention in psychosis.
The position is full-time based in Bath, incorporating team collaboration and offering career development within the supportive Early Intervention Team.
Coordinate the delivery of support for individuals with learning disabilities, ensuring their independence and well-being through effective team management.
Ideal candidates will possess experience in care provision, leadership skills, and a compassionate, adaptable nature.
This part-time role offers flexible hours, with the possibility of working between 22.5 to 37 hours a week in Bath.
Provide compassionate support to residents, assisting with personal care, mealtimes, and facilitating social activities to enhance their quality of life.
Ideal candidates should possess good communication skills, compassion, team spirit, and basic IT skills; experience is not necessary.
Roles available for flexible hours (22, 33, or 44 hours per week), with benefits including free uniform, DBS, parking, and opportunities for career progression.