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North and West Operational Unit Occupational Therapy & Physiotherapy Leadership and Management Structure – January 2015 North and West Operational Unit Occupational Therapy & Physiotherapy Leadership and Management structure – January 2015 Within North and West Unit we have leads for both Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy who have area wide governance roles for these professions and they link into the Highland wide governance networks for their profession. All Allied Health Professional staff are professionally led by those listed in the tables below and operationally managed via an integrated team structure within districts which sit under an area and Unit level management structure to the Director of Operations. Our only Mental Health Occupational Therapist is operationally managed in the Mental Health Integrated Team but professionally reports to the Lead Occupational Therapist within their area. Name Profession Post Base Dawn Mohun OT North Area Professional Migdale Hospital Lead Cherry Grove Bonar Bridge IV24 3ER Kerry Watson OT West Area Professional Kyle Health Centre, Lead Station Road Kyle of Lochalsh IV40 8AE Liz Morrison Physio Acting West Area Fort Willian Health Centre Professional Lead Fort William Lochaber PH33 7AQ Shona Paterson Physio North Area Professional Lawson Memorial Hospital Lead Golspie Sutherland KW10 6SS South and Mid Unit Management Structure Within South & Mid we have Unit Leads for both Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy who have unit wide governance roles for these professions and they link into the Highland wide governance networks for their profession. Community Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy sits within the integrated teams as part of the District operational management structure that reports to an Area Manager then the Director of Operations. Name Profession Post Base Susan MacGregor OT Service Manager Occupational Therapy Department Zone 4 Raigmore Occupational Raigmore Hospital Old Perth Road Inverness Therapy/ Unit Professional IV2 3UJ Trish Brotherston Physiotherapy MSK service Manager/ Physiotherapy Department Unit Professional Lead Ross Memorial Hospital Ferry Road Dingwall IV15 9QS Deborah Mathieson OT Occupational Therapist Health and Social Care Partnership Advanced Practitioner East Rural Community Care Team (Housing Adaptations and NHS Highland Equipment) John Dewar Building South and Mid NHS Inverness Business and Retail Park Highland Inverness IV2 7GE Alan Bulcraig Physiotherapist Team Lead Nairn Town and County Hospital Cawdor Road Nairn IV12 5EE Raigmore Physiotherapy Management Structure Within Raigmore hospital, In-patient Physiotherapy is managed by the Surgical Directorate Manager, Carl Hope. Professional leadership is provided by Helen Robertson, Allied Health Professional Lead Raigmore via the Physiotherapy Leadership Structure. Name Profession Post Base Dougal Sim Physiotherapy Head of Service and Medical Raigmore Hospital, Team Lead Old Perth Road, Inverness IV2 3UJ Gillian Mutton Physiotherapy Surgical Team Lead Raigmore Hospital, Old Perth Road, Inverness IV2 3UJ Kirsteen Kelly Physiotherapy Orthopaedic Team Lead Raigmore Hospital, Old Perth Road, Inverness IV2 3UJ Mental Health Management Structure Within Mental Health, management in the community is with Locality Managers. New Craig’s management sits with Sarah Muir, Allied Health Professional Lead Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Name Profession Post Base Sarah Muir Occupational Therapy Team Lead New Craigs Mental Health & Learning Inverness Disabilities Denise Eadie Occupational Therapy Team Lead New Craigs Mental Health & Learning Inverness Disabilities John Paul Physiotherapy (Acting) Team Lead New Craigs Inverness Argyll & Bute Management Structure Within Argyll & Bute we have CHP leads for both Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy who have unit wide governance roles for these professions and they link into the Highland wide governance networks for their profession. Each locality team is lead and managed by those listed in the tables below up into a locality operational management structure to the Director of Operations. This is the same for our Occupational Therapy team in Mental Health though our Mental Health physiotherapists are managed by the Multidisciplinary Adult Psychotherapy Service team. The Allied Health Professionals in Learning Disabilities are managed by the Local Authority operational management staff but still come under the governance of the CHP leads as with the other teams. Name Profession Post Base Linda Currie OT CHP Lead/OLI Team Lead Lorn & Islands Hospital Glengallen Road Oban PA34 4HH Caroline Baisley OT Cowal & Bute team lead Cowal Community Hospital 360 Argyll Street Dunoon PA23 7RL Joanne Mitchell OT MAKI team lead Campbeltown Hospital Ralston Road Campbeltown PA28 6LE Anne Stewart OT H&L Team lead (ICT so Jeannie Deans Centre includes a Community Victoria Integrated Care Centre physio) East King Street Helensburgh G84 7BU Carrie Hill OT MH Mental Health team lead Argyll & Bute Hospital Blarbuie Road Lochgilphead PA31 8LD Derek Laidler Physiotherapy CHP Lead/OLI Team Lead Lorn & Islands Hospital Glengallen Road Oba PA34 4HH n Susan Wilson Physiotherapy Cowal Team lead Cowal Community Hospital 360 Argyll Street Dunoon PA23 7RL Steph Hay Physiotherapy Bute Team Lead Victoria Hospital Annexe Rothesay Isle of Bute PA20 9JH Margaret MacFarlane Physiotherapy MAKI Team Lead Campbeltown Hospital Ralston Road Campbeltown PA28 6LE Key H&L Helesnburgh & Lomond MAKI Mid Argyll & Kintyre OLI Oban Lorn & the Isles.
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