Mental Health Nurse Or Learning Disability Nurse

The Coborn Centre for Mental Health is a Child & Adosclent Unit based at Newham that provides assessment and treatment for young people experiencing acute Mental Health illness.
Our vision is to provide optimum care and treatment to aid recovery and promote wellbeing prior to returning back within the community environment.
An exciting opportunity has arisen within the inpatient wards for enthusiastic Mental Health, Learning Disability, Staff Nurses, Band 5, to join our busy and motivated teams across the unit.
Our aim is to deliver a patient focused care that provides patients with an opportunity to better understand the crisis or behaviour that resulted in their admission and to learn coping skills to reduce the risk of relapse.
Our main aims are to:
Supporting the in-patients wards during psychiatric emergencies.
Promoting a safe environment of care that safeguards and protects patients and staff against undue risk.
Facilitating a positive role for patients where open communication and opportunities for Learning and decision-making are promoted.
Maintaining the patients right to spend no more time than clinically necessary in a locked environment.
Provide support and clinical assistance to the other hospitals within the trust.
Provide support and liaise with the community Mental Health teams and other allied professionals
As a staff nurse, you will assist in the provision of outstanding recovery focused care as part of the nursing team and wider multi-disciplinary team.
Our mission is to make a positive difference to people's lives by improving the quality of life for all we serve.
Our values are: We Care, We Respect, We are Inclusive – so we are looking for people who live and breathe these qualities when supporting service users and carers, and in their relationships with colleagues in the Trust and our partner organisations
Our expectation is that you will be a highly motivated and dynamic team member; who is able to demonstrate quality therapeutic interactions with service users who require good support for their high dependency and complex needs. You are also expected to be working within the recovery model aims to help people with Mental Health problems to look beyond mere survival and existence. Supporting and encouraging clients move forward, set new goals and do things and develop relationships that give their lives meaning. You will work closely with the occupational therapy and psychology teams to offer recovery focused individual and group work with service users.
You should also be able to reflect interactions through excellent documentation, and be able to develop effective lines of communication with members of the wider multidisciplinary team and other agencies with the support of the nursing team, and maintain effective team work. We will expect you to be highly resilient and resourceful, able to problem-solve, think on your feet and be able to bring a creative flavour to your work.
This post will require you to work a mixture of shift work (long days, twilights and night shifts).