NHS FIFE INTERNAL CANDIDATES ONLY
An opportunity has arisen for a dynamic individual to take on the role of Clinical Service Manager for Older Adult Mental Health Services within Fife Mental Health, Learning Disability & Addictions Service.
Reporting directly to the Senior Manager, the post holder will join the Mental Health, Learning Disability & Addictions Service management team and operationally lead Fife Older Adult Mental Health Services, working collaboratively with wider services as part of the Fife Health & Social Care Partnership in order to meet the holistic needs of those experiencing mental ill-health across Fife.
The successful candidate will manage a team of experienced and motivated staff with direct line management for the Lead Nurses and Clinical Lead within Older Adult Mental Health Services. The Older Adult Mental Health Service is a multi-professional and multi-agency service with input from psychiatry, nursing, psychology Allied Health professionals and social work. The post holder will have a remit of building capacity, responsiveness and sustainability in order to meet service and organisational priorities aligned to Local and National Strategies.
The post holder will be able to demonstrate a high level of expertise, gained through extensive experience within Mental Health Services.
You are required to be an NHS Fife Employee to apply for this post.
For informal enquiries please contact Mr Fraser Ross, Senior Manager by e-mail at fraser.ross@nhs.scot
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A requirement of this post is to become a member of the Protection of Vulnerable Groups (PVG) Scheme Prior To appointment.
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