Senior Clinical Trainer

Working as a Senior Clinical Trainer, you will play a key role in designing and delivering the recovery education provided by Southern Health's Recovery College. The role involves working closely with our other Senior Clinical Trainer and Senior Peer Trainers to provide leadership and line management to our trainers. Build your leadership experience and professional skills as you support our team and motivate them to perform at their best.

We are seeking an individual with excellent clinical knowledge of recovery education and co-production. You will play a crucial role in developing the college training calendar and prospectus, ensuring they reflect our commitment to clinical excellence and student engagement. Leading by example is paramount and your capacity to manage your own wellbeing is extremely important.

Being a Recovery College Trainer is a rewarding and hope-inspiring role, if you are interested in joining our committed and passionate team, please apply.

Main duties of the job

Designing and delivering recovery and self-management related training.

Working with peers and clinical staff to develop new courses or recovery material.

Developing the Recovery College curriculum, ensuring it remains contemporary and relevant.

Supporting with the facilitation of student support plans.

Advising staff where safeguard concerns arise.

Contributing to the development of guidelines for trainers.

Management, leadership, and supervision of college staff.

Providing clinical knowledge and experience to students and staff within the college.

Supporting colleagues to translate their knowledge of recovery and self-management into practice.

Representing the Recovery College across the organisation and externally.

Contributing to the clinical team engagement strategy for the college.

Southern Health is one of the largest NHS Foundation Trusts in the UK, specialising in mental health and learning disabilities, as well as offering physical health community-based services.

With a workforce of more than 7000 and a footprint that spans more than 200 sites across Hampshire, we're committed to providing the best possible healthcare, reaching a range of diverse communities, whilst placing patients and staff at the forefront of all our endeavours.

We are currently working closely with other NHS Trusts to combine all our collective community, mental health, and learning disability services, with the plan to create a new larger, more integrated and accessible organisation.

The transformation will happen in stages; Hampshire CAMHS, part of Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust joined Southern Health in February 2024, with Isle of Wight NHS Trust mental health and community services transitioning across in May 2024. The final combination of Southern Health and Solent NHS Trust services is expected in late 2024, when our new organisation, to be known as Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, will be formed.

Our new Trust will continue to cater to the unique needs of different communities, making healthcare across the county more accessible, as well as offering staff more opportunities for career development, training and partnership working.

Join us as we embark on this exciting journey to shape the future of healthcare in Hampshire.