Applications are open for the post of Specialty Doctor providing input to an Inpatient Service for Children (13-18yo) with Learning Disabilities. 
 

This CAMHS Specialty Doctor post offers the opportunity to join a well-established child and adolescent service committed to multidisciplinary working, which will offer you the chance to develop your career in a high quality services. 

CAMHS Speciality Doctors interested in further specialisation and innovative practice within the Inpatient and LD sector should be interested in this role. 

Post overview:

This post is for a Specialty Doctor with experience in CAMHS and LD to work on the specialist Inpatient Unit. The unit is 5 bedded and for children aged 13 - 18. 

The CAMHS & LD Services provide a range of community-based and inpatient services including specialist LD Psychiatry services across several London Boroughs

You will be joining a several consultant and middle grade psychiatrists, as well as a fully complemented team with a range of other professional disciplines. The service is well led service and a recent successful CQC inspection demonstrates their commitment to good quality care and professional growth.

The full inspection report is rated as 'good' and the service meets all required standards of practice and staff well-being. 

The service provides a range of specialist community as well as Children and Adult Specialist Inpatient Services to meet the needs of individuals with learning disabilities who present with behavioural impairment and / or mental health problems and / or Autistic Spectrum Conditions and / or forensic issues whose needs cannot be met within mainstream services.

The Trust: 

The trust has a large catchment area in Central London. The population is reflective of London as a whole and is diverse, with over 100 languages spoken in the borough. 

The trust is committed to improving patient and staff well-being, and will invest significantly in your career.
 

• CAMHS or LD experience 

• CAMHS or LD experience 

• MRCPsych 
• CAMHS or LD experience 

An excellent opportunity for a Locum Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists to join an high performing Adolescent Inpatient Unit. 

This is an established post and the successful applicant will join a fellow consultant (lead clinician) and an experience multidisciplinary team.

The Inpatient Unit is a 16 bedded, Tier 4 Adolescent inpatient Unit within London. 

The facility provided its services 365 days of the year and offers emergency, urgent and planned admissions for young people aged between 13 - 18.

Admissions are organized alongside the in house Adolescent Outreach Team aiming, as possible, to take place during working hours. Out of hours arrangements are in place and a clear protocol is in operation.

The Trust offers opportunities for participating in research depending on post holders interests. Consultants with a particular interest can undertake research, which, if approved, is allowed for in their job plan.

Requirements for the role: 

EEA candidates:

• Specialisation in child & adolescent psychiatry 

Non-EEA candidates: 

• Specialisation in child & adolescent psychiatry 
• MRCPsych

Applications are invited for Middle Grade Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists within a Learning Disability Services. The post will be providing input to the Inpatient Service for Children (13-18yo) with Learning Disabilities.

The post offers the opportunity to join a well established and dynamic service committed to multidisciplinary working, and the development of high quality services in a number of different specialist areas. Innovation and commitment are welcome attributes in applicants.

The Learning Disability Services t provide a range of community-based and inpatient services including specialist LD Psychiatry services across 8 London Boroughs.

Successful applicant will be joining a dynamic group of Psychiatrists and other professional disciplines in well led service that is committed to good quality of care and professional growth. 

Active research is underway and involvement is encouraged - the trust has strong links to a London based university. 

Requirements for the role: 

EEA candidates

• equivalent MD 
• Experience in child and adolescent psychiatry

• MRCPsych

Opportunity to join the child & adolescent psychiatry services in a London based trust which is recognised both nationally and internationally for providing high quality, innovative healthcare.

This is a great opportunity to join a supportive and forward thinking CAMHS network, within a trust that will invest in your career. They always aim to employ the highest calibre of psychiatrist, and they are looking for specialist psychiatrist to contribute to team growth, development and policy. 

As a Specialty Doctor you will work closely with the Consultant Psychiatrist and will undertake initial history taking and mental state examination of young people.

You will work as part of a well established Multi-disciplinary team, and will require a positive and friendly approach, bringing good communication to your team. The team comprises of nursing staff, psychologists, therapists to name a few.  

You will participate in clinical audit, collating, analysing and presenting data at clinical audit meetings and care conferences as directed by the Consultant.

General working hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 – 17:00 and will this role will include participating in the on call rota.

Requirements for the role: 

EEA: 

• Good experience in child & adolescent psychiatry 

Non-EEA: 

• MRCPsych

For more information please apply or get in touch. 

An exciting opportunity for a Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist to join the a Generic & Neurodevelopmental Community CAMHS Service based in London.

You will be working as part of an established Generic Outpatient CAMHS team contributing to the provision of a specialist and multi-disciplinary community based Child and Adolescent Mental Health service. 

This role will involve working closely with schools, the local authority and GPs.

This community CAMHS team is supportive and welcoming, meaning that it is a great place for psychiatrists newly appointed to the NHS.

The Generic / Neurodevelopmental Team provides a comprehensive range of assessment and therapeutic interventions, and consultation to professionals dealing with children, young people and families with emotional and behavioural difficulties, as well as providing assessment and treatment for Autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

In the Generic/ NDS team the work may include initiating and following up patients on medication, diagnosis and treatment of ADHD, assessment and managing Autism Spectrum Disorders with co-morbid mental health problems; treating mood/ anxiety disorders and tic disorders, as well as a consultation role in complex cases involving multi-agency liaison including safeguarding.

The service is well staffed, including Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists, Clinical / Counselling Psychologists, Child Psychotherapists, Family Therapists, CAMHS Practitioners and Mental Health Nurses.

The Trust is a member of UCL Partners Academic Health Sciences Consortium. And has close links with a number of local academic institutions and has been involved in a research projects.

Requirements: 
EEA candidates: 

• broad experience in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Non-EEA:

• MRCPsych

This is a great opportunity or experienced overseas psychiatrists to work in a friendly and supportive child and adolescent psychiatry department in London.