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Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disabilities Devon Partnership NHS Trust Amy Custerson Primary Care Liaison Nurse CONSULTANT PSYCHIATRIST IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES South Hams and West Devon – 10 PAs North and Mid Devon – 7 PAs Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disabilities Welcome 4 About the job and the team 6 Why choose us? 10 Our vision 12 Living our values 13 At a glance facts 14 Our services 15 Our performance 2017/18 16 Devon 18 Working here 20 Living here 20 Further information To find out more about all the services we offer, please visit www.dpt.nhs.uk/our-services Saunton Sands, North Devon 3 Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disabilities WELCOME This is a great time to be joining a supportive, vibrant, fun and diverse consultant group at Devon Partnership NHS Trust. Living in Devon offers you a fantastic lifestyle and a beautiful place to live and work– even your commute to work can lead you alongside the coast or over the moors. Throughout the county there are exceptional schools, and you’ll never be short of activities to fill your evenings and weekends – from cycling, walking and water sports to city shopping trips, theatre, bustling nightlife and great restaurants. Quaint market and seaside towns are dotted across the county. Our communities are active, supportive and friendly. London is just a three hour train journey away, and Exeter airport offers flights to destinations nationally and across Europe. All our consultants have 2.5 Programmed Activities for Supporting Professional Activities and we encourage them to participate in leading the organisation through service development and Quality Improvement as well as networking with colleagues in monthly specialty peer groups and across the county at our quarterly all-day Medical Advisory Committee. You’ll also be able to get involved in organisational-wide events and have access to many training and research opportunities through our highly rated Research and Development Department affiliated to the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth. Our mission To become a recognised centre of excellence in the field of mental health and learning disability within the next five years. 4 Devon Partnership NHS Trust We are incredibly proud to be a Trust which is led by clinicians and those using its services, rated ‘Good’ by the CQC, with excellent local and national performance, for being in financial balance for the last 10 years and to be further expanding and developing our services. Clinicians are leading the development of our own electronic patient record to support great care and the opening of our brand new Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (The Junipers) and our Mother and Baby Unit (Jasmine Lodge). It has also just been announced that we have been successful in our £8 million bid to build a brand new 16 bed adult ward in Torbay. From April 2019 we will also be providing mental health services for children as part of an alliance with local NHS Trusts, enabling us to be able to provide comprehensive care across all life stages and we will be expanding our commissioning role for the whole of south west secure service to other specialist services. We have opportunities in community and inpatient services across our mental health and learning disability services including regional specialist services. Whether you are newly qualified, experienced or recently retired and looking for a great quality of life, there is a place for you here in a rewarding job within a great team. Please do not hesitate to contact me via my secretary on 01392 208 867 to discuss our opportunities and your requirements. Dr David Somerfield MB ChB FRCPsych Medical Director, Consultant Psychiatrist & Associate Registrar in Leadership and Management Royal College of Psychiatrists @d_medical www.dpt.nhs.uk/about/who-we-are www.dpt.nhs.uk/about/who-we-are/our-board-of-directors 5 Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disabilities ABOUT THE JOB AND THE TEAM We’re seeking two Consultant Psychiatrists in Intellectual Disabilities for the following areas: Responsibilities South Hams and West Devon – 10 PAs Based in Follaton House in Totnes, within the Your responsibilities will be to provide community Intensive Assessment and Treatment Team (IATT). psychiatric services (assessment, diagnosis and The average referral rate to the team is 20 per treatment) to adults with Intellectual disabilities who week out of which there is an average of about are being managed by the Learning Disability Intensive one referral per month for Consultant Psychiatry Assessment and Treatment Team – IATT. The social care input. The current consultant caseload is 22. provision is from Devon County Council. North and Mid Devon - 7 PAs You’ll have a commitment to collaborative working and Based in Barnstaple with the North Devon actively support and liaise with other health and social part of the (IATT), with a flexible arrangement care professionals and agencies, as well as maintain with the Mid Devon part of the IATT located in good relationships with mental health services. Tiverton. The average referral rate is two per You will not have inpatient responsibility. Inpatient month for Consultant Psychiatry input and the facilities for adults with intellectual disabilities are current consultant caseload is 79 out of which provided centrally by the Additional Support Unit (a the SAS Doctor is actively involved in 24. five bedded assessment and treatment unit) in Exeter. In this chapter you’ll find a snapshot of People admitted from the postholder’s caseload will be information about the job, the team and managed by the dedicated inpatient consultant (not working arrangements. Please refer to the this post) who is supported by a speciality doctor and full job description and person specification, trainee doctors (ST and CT). Referral for admission can advertised with the posts, for detailed be made by IATT members/Consultant Psychiatrist. information about the role, management, There is however the expectation that with reasonable leadership arrangements, appraisal and job adjustments some admissions will go to acute psychiatric planning, teaching and training, research and inpatient units. In-reach to these units to provide clinical governance and duties, as well as full specialist expertise is a core role. contact details of the team. 6 Devon Partnership NHS Trust In 2015 the Community Intellectual Disability service underwent restructuring to the following teams: Local working • Primary Care Liaison Team and Learning Disability arrangements Acute Liaison Teams (both to assist people in accessing mainstream primary care and acute The Intensive Assessment secondary care services) and Treatment Teams • Continuing Health Care Team The Intensive Assessment and Treatment Teams aim • Intensive Assessment and Treatment team (IATT). to deliver individualised assessment, formulation and intervention in the community for those whose You will be fully embedded in the IATT team allowing distress or disability places them and/or others for a ‘New Ways of Working’ approach, where the at risk of harm, exclusion or restrictive practice. routine monitoring and follow up will not necessarily (Winterbourne View Review, Concordat, Programme be done by the consultant who will be available to be of action - DH 2012 and IATT Service Specification). flexible in responding to those in the greatest need of input and for consultation to the rest of the team. We have four IATTs across Devon - North and Mid Devon - Exeter and East Devon; - Teignbridge South Devon and Torbay - South Hams and West Devon. £77,913 - £105,042 IATTs contribute to the education of support networks Relocation package up to £8K to increase the choices (Department of Health – DH, Recruitment premium negotiable 2001) available to people with an intellectual disability, using a multi-disciplinary approach. https://www.dpt.nhs.uk/our-services/learning- disability/how-we-can-help Our goals include preventing out of county placements, placement breakdown, inpatient admissions or, if unavoidable, reductions in the length of admission. IATTs are not a crisis intervention service. Mental health, physical or social care crisis should be dealt with through universal/mainstream services. However IATT will support and advise those services, offering guidance where appropriate. Referrals to the teams are received directly from service users, primary/secondary healthcare services, families, care providers and social care. The teams are responsible for triaging referrals in the respective locality; signposting people to adequate services, undertaking assessments and determining care Exeter library 7 Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disabilities pathways within our secondary specialist service. When appropriate you will contribute to the triage, Trust medical workforce in signposting and assessment of complex patients. Intellectual Disabilities There are four Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual The Team Disability posts across the IATTs: You’ll be working within a multi-disciplinary team comprising of the following professions: nursing, • 1 Consultant, 1 specialty doctor, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and 1 rotational CT and ST trainee language therapy and psychology. (Exeter and East Devon IATT plus the Additional Support Unit) Key contacts should you wish to arrange a visit, have • 1 Consultant, 1 specialty doctor any questions or require further information are as (North and Mid Devon IATT) follows: • 1 Consultant, 1 rotational CT trainee (South Devon and Torbay IATT) Darren Bleek 01392 385411
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