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Trainee High Intensity CBT Practitioner - BANES, Swindon & Wiltshire

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Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust

Aug 31

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Junior Level
  • Bath

Requirements

  • Criteria for Admission to NHS Talking Therapies PGDip High Intensity CBT Programme:
  • - Undergraduate degree or equivalent in a discipline connected to mental health
  • - Qualified in a mental health profession and have at least 2 years post qualification experience
  • - Evidence of foundation level or sustained CPD in CBT
  • - Availability to attend university as required
  • - Applicants should show evidence of values that are consistent with the NHS constitution
  • - Applicants should demonstrate evidence of interpersonal skills to engage and develop working alliances with colleagues and patients
  • - Applicants should show evidence of an openness to learning new knowledge and skills

Responsibilities

  • - Provide high intensity CBT interventions to patients at Step 3 of the Talking Therapies service
  • - Attend the High Intensity CBT training program and supervision at University of Exeter
  • - Work within the Talking Therapies service providing high intensity interventions while undergoing training
  • - Equip to provide cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) services to clients with complex problems
  • - Work in the service using newly developed skills while attending the training program
  • - Attend university as required for training program
  • - Uphold values consistent with the NHS constitution
  • - Demonstrate interpersonal skills to engage and develop working alliances with colleagues and patients
  • - Show evidence of an openness to learning new knowledge and skills
  • - Provide a supporting statement on the application form with reference to the NHS Values
  • - Attend the HI Training Programme Induction Days
  • - Join an established team working to maintain the service's reputation
  • - Attend training with Exeter University two days a week
  • - Complete the Post Graduate Diploma in High Intensity Interventions course
  • - Spend remaining days within the service carrying out client work
  • - Be supported by Clinical Supervisor, Clinical Lead, and team of trained practitioners
  • - Have a real interest in working with people experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties and primary health care professionals

FAQs

What is the role of a Trainee High Intensity CBT Practitioner?

The Trainee High Intensity CBT Practitioner will work within the NHS Talking Therapies service, providing high intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) interventions to clients while participating in a training program.

What qualifications are required to apply for this position?

Applicants should have an undergraduate degree or equivalent in a discipline related to mental health, a core professional qualification, and at least 2 years of post-qualification experience.

What training will the successful candidate receive?

The successful candidate will attend the High Intensity CBT training program and supervision at the University of Exeter while practicing within the Talking Therapies service.

How long does the fixed-term contract last?

The contract is for 12 months for full-time positions (37.5 hours per week) or 24 months for part-time positions (30 hours per week).

Are there specific hours that trainees need to be available for training?

Yes, trainees need to be available to attend university for up to nine blocks of teaching, typically up to four days, and two days per week alongside a minimum period of high intensity CBT clinical practice.

Is prior experience in CBT necessary for this role?

While it's desirable for candidates to have evidence of using CBT techniques in practice or sustained CPD in CBT, it is not explicitly stated as an essential requirement.

Where will the trainees be based?

Trainees will be based in Bath, Devizes, Salisbury, or Swindon.

What support will the successful candidates receive?

Trainees will receive support from their Clinical Supervisor, Clinical Lead, and be part of a team of trained practitioners.

Are there any requirements for submitting a KSA portfolio?

Yes, candidates without a BABCP recognized core profession are required to submit a completed Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes (KSA) portfolio for assessment during the interview process.

What are the expectations regarding working with clients?

Trainees are expected to demonstrate a genuine interest in working with individuals experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties and effectively collaborating with primary health care professionals.

Do I need to attend induction days?

Yes, successful candidates are required to attend the HI Training Programme Induction Days on December 2nd and 3rd, 2024.

Is it possible to undertake another role while completing this training?

No, successful candidates should not undertake any other role in service or training while enrolled in the course.

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Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust

Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust provides quality mental health care services across the South West

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Mission & Purpose

Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP) provides specialized mental health services across Avon and Wiltshire. Their ultimate mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care that supports mental health and well-being. Their purpose is to offer effective treatment and support for individuals experiencing mental health challenges, working to improve overall mental health outcomes and promote recovery and resilience within the community.

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