FAQs
What will be my primary responsibilities as a Team Coordinator?
As a Team Coordinator, you will lead and shape a multi-disciplinary team, oversee the Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment team, manage the Single Point of Access Service, and ensure effective processing of referrals into the Trust.
What kind of team will I be managing?
You will be managing a driven and motivated multi-disciplinary team delivering evidence-based care and treatment for working-age adults experiencing mental health crises.
How does the organization prioritize employee wellbeing?
The organization fosters a proactively supportive environment that values staff wellbeing, supervision, and professional development, ensuring that employees are content and supported in their roles.
What are the training and development opportunities available?
We provide a wide range of training and promotion opportunities across all professions to support your professional growth and skills development.
What is the Trust's reputation regarding staff morale?
The Trust is highly regarded, rated as one of the best mental health and learning disability trusts in England, and has been rated number one nationally for staff morale in the most recent National NHS Staff Survey.
How is the Trust rated by the Care Quality Commission?
The Trust received an 'outstanding' rating for being well-led and a 'good' overall rating from the Care Quality Commission.
Can I contact someone for more information about the role?
Yes, you can reach out to Hannah Anderson, the Service Manager, at Hannah.anderson10@nhs.net or call 01476 468653 for further details or informal visits.
Is there flexibility in work arrangements?
Yes, we offer options for flexible working to accommodate the needs of our staff.
Does the Trust support diversity and inclusion?
Absolutely! The Trust celebrates diversity, has active staff network groups, and continuously seeks ways to support and enhance the experience of all employees.