Family Partnership Practice Lead

Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust

Family Partnership Practice Lead

£52809

Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust, Tonbridge, Kent

  • Full time
  • Permanent
  • Onsite working

Posted today, 25 Sep | Get your application in now to be one of the first to apply.

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: d245def8a6c9482f8b00b40b48d9220c

Full Job Description

A vacancy has arisen for a Family Partnership Practice Lead (FPPL) working within the Tonbridge and Malling district. The FPPL has a key role in embedding the Family Partnership Model within Kent Health Visiting Services under theguidance of the Family Partnership Programme Manager.

The Family Partnership Model is a strengths-based approach. The evidence-based model supports, empower and enable parents and families to overcome their difficulties, buildstrengths and resilience and fulfil their goals more effectively.Working as part of the local Health Visiting team, the Family Partnership Practice Lead will facilitate the earlyidentification of vulnerable families and support the delivery of the KCHFT Family Partnership Programme by managing asmall caseload of families, supporting them ante-natally and until their infant is a year old.In order to facilitate the delivery of the Family Partnership Model, the post holder will have a lead role in embedding theFamily Partnership Model within district health visiting practice as well as providing leadership and some linemanagement to the district health visiting team.The work with clients is intensive and challenging but provides a real opportunity to make a difference to their lives. Youneed to be a resilient and
flexible Health Visitor with excellent communication and team leadership skills., The Family Partnership Practice Lead will have a key role in embedding the Family Partnership Model within Kent HealthVisiting Services under the guidance of the Family Partnership Programme Manager.Working as part of the local Health Visiting team, the Family Partnership Practice Lead will facilitate the earlyidentification of vulnerable families and support the delivery of the Family Partnership model by managing a smallcaseload of families.T he post holder will also be aclinical leader and provide teaching, mentoring and supervision to junior staff to ensure the effective delivery of theprogramme.Working collaboratively with the District Manager and Senior Health Visiting Practitioner / Practice Teacher, the FamilyPartnership Practice Lead will also support the delivery of the Healthy Child Programme in accordance with national andlocal strategy and guidance.The Family Partnership Practice Lead will work in partnership with partner agencies in the identification and protection
ofvulnerable children and contribute to the development of care plans, working in accordance with local and professionalguidelines. They will ensure completion of agreed outcomes for delegated Children Protection cases as per agreed multi-agency care plane ensuring regular communication with caseload holder.The Family Partnership Practice Lead will be expected to lead on case discussions in partnership with the District Managerand Senior Health Visiting Practitioner.

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