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Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapist

Piers Meadows Recruitment

Posted 7 hours ago, valid for a day

Enfield, Greater London EN2 0BY

Part Time

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Sonic Summary

The Forensic Mental Health Occupational Therapist position is based at the North London Forensic Service, focusing on rehabilitation for male adults with complex mental health needs and a history of offending.
The role involves managing a defined caseload on a forensic ward and collaborating with the OT Community Team to support service users transitioning into the community.
Teamwork is essential, as the OT will work alongside a multi-disciplinary team to assist service users in accessing community resources as part of their recovery.
The position requires a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience and offers a competitive salary of £36,000 - £44,000 per year.
Interested candidates can contact Alex for more details regarding the application process.

Forensic Mental Health Occupational Therapist

Based on the North London Forensic Service (NLFS) provides comprehensive mental health rehabilitation to a mainly male adult population within medium and low security for service users who present with complex mental health needs and a forensic / offending history.

What we do:

The Inpatient OTs manage a defined caseload on a forensic ward, whilst working in conjunction with the OT Community Team to support those on the discharge pathway and moving into the community. Both work alongside a robust multi-disciplinary team. Team working is an essential part of this role, not only on the wards, but when supporting service users in accessing the community as part of their recovery.

The OT role focusses on functional daily living skills, establishing structured routines, which may include education and / or work and managing specific mental health and risk issues. The OT process includes the assessment, goal and intervention planning and ongoing review of occupational needs. All interventions, either 1:1 or groups are devised around the needs of individuals and aim to support service users on their journey of recovery, quality of life, and community integration. We have a robust vocational programme on site and continuing to establish community pathways to refer service users into.

Please contact Alex for more details

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