FAQs
What qualifications are required to apply for the Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner position?
Applicants must hold the accreditation for the LI training course certificate in psychological therapies to be eligible for this position.
What is the working schedule for this role?
The successful post holders will be expected to work within the base and at least one evening session per week, with the possibility of Saturday shifts in the future.
What types of mental health issues will I be working with?
You will be working with individuals experiencing mild to moderate common mental health problems, providing evidence-based interventions based on NICE guidance.
What kind of interventions will I be delivering?
Interventions may include computerised cognitive behavioural therapy, psycho-educational courses, and guided self-help, delivered through various formats such as group work, individual sessions, telephone contact, computer messaging, video, email, or face-to-face.
Will I receive supervision and support in my role?
Yes, regular case management and clinical skills supervision will be provided by qualified supervisors, along with a commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
How is the work environment described at Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust?
The Trust is rated highly by staff for morale and inclusiveness, with an 'outstanding' rating for well-led services and 'good' overall by the Care Quality Commission.
Are there opportunities for professional growth within the organization?
Yes, the Trust offers a wide range of training and promotion opportunities across all professions, supporting career development.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details, you can contact Barbara Keogh, the Team Manager, at barbara.keogh1@nhs.net or by phone at 01476 858333.
Is there a focus on staff wellbeing within the Trust?
Yes, the Trust has a strong commitment to staff wellbeing and celebrates diversity, with active staff network groups and ongoing initiatives to support employees.
What are the community and living conditions like in Lincolnshire?
Lincolnshire is described as a friendly, fascinating, and affordable county, ideal for living a happy life, with a range of rewarding health and social care careers available.