Children & Young People’s Mental Health Support Team Supervisors/Practitioners – MiWE

Posted on: March 2, 2022

Base – Harlow / Epping Forest District/Uttlesford

Hours – 37.5 hours per week

Salary – £32,306 per annum, plus fringe allowance (where applicable)

We are looking for a clinical supervisor with experience of CBT low intensity strategies for working with children and young people to join our Mental Health Support Team. The post includes an opportunity to attend the Supervisor training to support the Trainee Educational Mental Health Practitioners.
Ideal candidates would have a minimum of two years experience of working with CBT and experience of working in education settings.
This post could be suitable for qualified EMHPs, CWPs or PWPs looking to develop their career.

For the full job please see the attached job description here

To apply for this position please download and complete the three-part application form at the bottom of this page and send it to hr@mindinwestessex.org.uk by the closing date of Thursday 31st March 2022. (Extended Deadline)

Interview date TBC

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