Role:Autism Clinical Lead

Salary: £67,500

Location: Remote Working

Take a Seat are partnered with a pioneer in digital mind health. Be part of a high-performance team, crafting seamless digital experiences to revolutionise healthcare. We are seeking a clinical lead to support the growing Autism service, helping to create Gold Standard care in a digital age. Ensuring great healthcare is easily accessible to those that need it.

As a company they are invested in your potential and are flexible in their approach. Helping you to find a work life balance that ensures you can perform at your best and reach your career goals. This is your opportunity to shape the future of healthcare and support those that need your expertise.

Responsibilities:

• Report to ND Service Lead
• Supervise and manage team coordinators
• Lead training and CPD initiatives
• Manage complex MDTs
• Coordinate performance audits
• Plan capacity and rotas
• Act as Safeguarding lead
• Ensure clinical values and consistency across ASC service
• Clinical liaison with institutional clients

Requirements:

• ADOS and ADI-R trained with evidence
• Extensive diagnostic experience, including ADHD
• Provide recent redacted assessment report
• Mental health work experience
• Collaborative mindset
• Effective communication skills
• Strong leadership abilities

Additional Details:

• Salary £67,500 (dependent on experience)
• Flexible remote working
• 30 days annual leave + Public holidays pro-rata
• Health and insurance plan

Be a vital part of a remote team shaping the future of mental health. Embrace the challenge, and let's build something that truly matters—making a difference in people's lives and enabling them to reach their full potential.

This position is responsible for providing psychopharmacology services for patients. The Psychiatrist is responsible for assisting the Director of Behavioral Health in reviewing and/or creating all behavioral health medical policies and protocols and for providing input to the Director on all psychiatry-related services. The Psychiatrist functions under the general supervision of the Director of Behavioral Health.

• Perform thorough psychiatric evaluations and mental status examinations for patients seeking behavioral health services, ensuring comprehensive assessment and diagnosis.
• Take accountability for prescribing and monitoring medications for patients under care, with a focus on ensuring safe and effective pharmacological interventions.
• Conduct medication follow-up visits for all evaluated patients, maintaining ongoing monitoring and adjustment of treatment plans as necessary, unless specifically consulting for psychopharmacology, in which case coordinating with primary care providers for follow-up.
• Facilitate referrals for non-psychiatric physical health issues, maintaining open communication with patients' primary care providers to ensure integrated care and holistic treatment approaches.
• Offer consultation and support to department staff and in-house providers, including warm hand-offs and collaboration with primary care teams, while also maintaining meticulous clinical documentation in compliance with departmental and licensing standards. Additionally, actively participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, utilization reviews, and quality assurance activities, contribute to the establishment of medical policies within the Behavioral Health department, supervise PMHNP clinical care and documentation, and engage in relevant committees or working groups as directed by the Director, demonstrating a commitment to comprehensive and patient-centered psychiatric care.

Experience & Qualifications:

• Licensed to practice Adult and/or Child Psychiatry in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
• Board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, or eligible for such certification.
• Preference for two years of practice experience, preferably at a FQHC.
• Bilingual in Spanish and/or Cape Verdean Creole preferred.

The position serves in a senior clinical position within integrated services in the Behavioral Health (BH) Department and as the primary Services clinician. The position is responsible for the clinical supervision of the BH integrated counselor position, delivery of integrated behavioral health services to the Primary Care, Urgent Care and OB/GYN Departments, primary integrated care for teen services and management of incoming referrals for BH triage.

• Collaborate closely with interdisciplinary treatment teams to provide consultation and recommendations for patients' treatment plans.
• Deliver individual or family counseling to a caseload of patients, addressing diverse psychosocial needs within a primary care setting.
• Work in partnership with the adolescent health team to identify and deliver psychosocial triage and services, attending various community meetings and building relationships with external agencies to support adolescent social service needs.
• Support the integration of behavioral health services within primary care, participating in consultation, quality assurance projects, supervision, paperwork/documentation, and providing leadership in managing referrals and appointment scheduling. Additionally, provide clinical supervision, workload management, and program development support to integrated counselors, while maintaining flexibility in schedule to accommodate evening and weekend hours as needed.

Experience & Qualifications:

• Masters in Social Work, Counseling or a related field, LICSW/LMHC preferred; LICSW/LMHC eligible will be considered.
• Ability to work cooperatively with others both within the staff team and throughout other departments in an integrated care model.
• Clinician with solid assessment and crisis intervention skills.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed care and integrated care desired.
• Commitment to community service, along with desire to work with a multicultural and diverse patient population.

The Director of Behavioral Health oversees the operations of the entire Department. Responsibilities include the development and implementation of trauma-informed, culturally competent behavioral health, addictions, and psychiatry services. In addition, the individual develops and recommends goals and objectives for the Department and prepares and implements policies and procedures. The Director assesses performance in relation to goals and recommends new approaches and policies to effect improvement in the efficiency and scope of services provided. The Director works collaboratively with the Chief Medical Officer and other clinical and operational leadership to ensure effective integration of BH services into Primary Care.

Administrative:

• Actively engages in committee and working group participation as directed by the Chief Medical Officer, contributing to strategic decision-making processes within the organization.
• Works closely with senior management to develop and prioritize departmental budgets, ensuring fiscal responsibility and alignment with organizational goals.
• Assumes responsibility for recruitment, scheduling, and supervision of departmental staff, providing ongoing guidance and training in clinical methodologies.
• Plays a key role in enhancing the quality of behavioral health services through collaboration on program development, training initiatives, and adherence to best practices, while also overseeing performance evaluations, quality improvement activities, and contract management.

Clinical:

• Delivers patient care utilizing appropriate treatment modalities across various age groups.
• Offers clinical supervision to licensed or eligible behavioral health staff, oversees case referrals from primary care providers, and manages staff caseloads to ensure optimal patient access and quality care.

Regulatory and External Representation:

• Ensures compliance with behavioral health and psychiatry program regulations, including maintaining confidentiality in electronic health records and clinic licensure.
• Represents the organization at external meetings and prepares for audits and site visits to uphold regulatory standards, collaborating with relevant stakeholders and overseeing adherence to Bureau of Substance Abuse Services and other regulatory requirements.

Experience & Qualifications:

• Minimum educational level of MSW with full, active licensure in Massachusetts.
• At least five years of medical or clinical social work practice experience.
• Prior management or leadership experience, preferably at a FQHC, preferred.
• Strong commitment to community-based and integrated behavioral health.
• Bilingual in English with Spanish or Cape Verdean Creole preferred.

About Us:

Here at Take a Seat we are an exclusive partner of an award-winning clinic currently embarking on a nationwide project. We require Occupational Therapist’ from all specialties to join some of the most engaging projects in the UK. The clinic operates with a heartfelt, person-centered approach, collaborating closely with our network to drive positive outcomes. Our collective mission at Take a Seat is to wholeheartedly support children and adults throughout the UK in living their best lives.

Role Overview:

Your role is pivotal—conducting assessments, creating reports, and delivering vital treatment to children through to adults. You'll be part of a dynamic multi-disciplinary team, working alongside psychologists, Speech, and Language Therapists, and dedicated Occupational Therapists.

What Sets them apart?

Their UK-based Occupational Therapists are not just skilled; they're driven by a burning passion to uplift children and Adults facing diverse challenges. We're dedicated to enhancing their gross and fine motor skills, visual perception abilities, and sensory regulation skills. Boosting confidence is our mission, ensuring these youngsters actively engage in reaching their maximum potential.

The projects they have won require OTs to work across housing equipment, physical rehab, mental health and educational settings.

Requirements:

• HCPC Registered
• Minimum 1-year post-qualification experience
• Right to work in the UK

Contract Details:

• Up to £61 per hour
• Remote / work
• 12-month contract
• Dive into 3 dynamic projects

Why Take a Seat?

At Take a Seat, we're in the heart of exclusive partnerships with leading allied health companies across the UK. We offer unbeatable rates and flexible working arrangements, empowering our team to contribute urgently to some of the most dynamic projects in the field.

Not Your Perfect Fit?

Reach out to the Take a Seat team now. We have diverse Allied Health roles across the UK, serving large organistions and niche specialists alike.

Areas We Cover:

• Education
• Neuro and Physical Rehab
• Mental Health
• Neuro Diversity
• Housing and Equipment

Join us at Take a Seat and make a positive impact on the lives of people across the UK.

Industry

• Mental Health Care

Employment Type

C

Here at Take a Seat, we are delighted to be partnering with a fantastic independent private practice, whom are doing excellent work for the community of the North West.

Occupational Therapist (Neuro Rehabilitation) - BAND 7

Location: Based in Bury, Lancashire, with community work across the North of England

Salary: Equivalent to NHS Band 7

Contract: 30 – 37.5 hours per week, with possible Term Time only option

They are seeking a full-time Occupational Therapist to join our team, based in Bury, Lancashire, primarily serving the North of England community. This role offers the equivalent of an NHS Band 7 salary. We are a dynamic private practice focused on neuro rehabilitation, seeking an HCPC registered Occupational Therapist with relevant experience.

About The Role:

Conduct comprehensive assessments and prepare detailed reports with recommendations.

Embrace a person-centered approach to ensure optimal client outcomes.

Establish achievable, client-centered goals.

Collaborate with statutory bodies such as local authorities and NHS trusts.

Utilize your expertise and teamwork to achieve the best results.

About You:

Approachable and positive with a proactive mindset.

UK-registered Occupational Therapist with a passion for the field.

Able to work independently and as part of a team.

Interest in or knowledge of the medico-legal sector is advantageous.

Why Join?

They are an independent occupational therapy company dedicated to supporting children and adults with neurological and physical challenges across the North of England.

Independent Special Needs School in North London is seeking an experienced Occupational Therapist (Band 6/7) to join our team. Our school provides education for pupils aged 2 – 19 with varying learning, developmental, and physical difficulties. We prioritize individualized support to ensure every child reaches their full potential and enjoys a fulfilling educational experience.

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in pediatrics and working with special needs, with the ability to provide comprehensive assessment, therapy, and support to individual students and groups. SI training and experience would be advantageous.

HCPC registration is required, and the position is subject to an enhanced DBS check.

Company Description

Take A Seat is a recruitment firm that specializes in building communities of mental health professionals in the Allied Health Professional & Talking Therapies Space, with a focus on permanent & locum recruitment solutions. We are currently partnered with a fantastic Special Educational Needs Trust, that are looking for a Band 7 Occupational Therapist to join their team.

Role Description

This is a hybrid, contract role for an Occupational Therapist at Take A Seat. The Occupational Therapist will be responsible for day-to-day tasks related to working in a fantastic special educational needs trust. The role is located in Wembley, UK, with flexibility for some remote work.

Qualifications

• Experience in Occupational Therapy,
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work collaboratively with a team
• Excellent verbal and written communication abilities
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize effectively
• Experience in mental health or related fields is a plus
• HCPC Registered
• Senior Experience

Join our team of Occupational Therapists and play a vital role in delivering exceptional therapy services to our clients!

Your potential earnings are lucrative, with most of our Occupational Therapists earning £37 per hour for therapy sessions.

We're looking for a qualified candidate with:

An accredited Occupational Therapy degree

HCPC registration

Minimum 1 year of experience as a fully qualified Occupational Therapist

Ideally available for 1-2 full days of work per week

Willingness to travel for appointments in , Gloucestershire.

While we prefer therapists who can conduct face-to-face sessions, we also offer opportunities for remote or hybrid working arrangements.

A typical day might involve:

Traveling to client locations or joining virtual meetings to deliver assessments and therapy services.

Conducting assessments to identify specific areas of difficulty and understanding their impact on individuals.

Collaborating with healthcare professionals to plan and develop appropriate therapeutic interventions based on assessment findings.

Join our team and make a meaningful difference in the lives of our clients!