Early Intervention Care Coordinator - Wolverhampton, United Kingdom - Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

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Wolverhampton Early Intervention in Psychosis Service is looking for a dynamic and client centred nurse, occupational therapist or social worker to join our friendly team.

We work with people who have experienced First Episode of Psychosis (FEP) and people who have been identified as having an At Risk Mental State.


If you are looking for a dedicated role within an experienced multi-disciplinary team and love working with people with FEP in a recovery focussed way we want to meet you.


The Early Intervention in Psychosis Service (EIP) is a specialist community mental health team working with young people and adults in the three years following FEP, or those who are deemed at risk of developing psychosis.


EIP adopts an assertive outreach approach and provides individualised, comprehensive, evidence based interventions to optimise recovery, prevent relapse and help individuals and their families to cope with their experiences.

In doing so, we aim to improve social, physical, psychological and vocational functioning and reduce the short and long term impact of psychosis in line with the EIP Care Pathway.

We are based in central Wolverhampton, covering the Wolverhampton locality. Our office hours are Monday - Friday and some flexible working is in place and will be considered.

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