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To apply, please complete the SLMH2530 application form attached below and upload by clicking "Apply Now" below. Organisational Area Community Healthcare Organisation 1 – Sligo /Leitrim /Donegal and West Cavan Location of Post The designated base will be in Sligo Leitrim Mental Health Service, as part of EIP demonstration site. A panel may be created for Early Intervention in Psychosis Key Worker from which future vacancies of full or part time duration may be filled. Details of Service The National Clinical Programme for Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) established by the HSE and working in partnership with the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland is developing a Model of Care. It incorporates early detection, specialist assessment of individuals with their first episode of psychosis (FEP) or an at risk mental state (ARMS) followed by engagement with the provision of multidisciplinary evidence based interventions to ensure that people who develop psychosis for the first time are engaged and receive standardised effective treatment in a timely manner. In 2018 the HSE has funded three EIP demonstration sites to deliver services for service users with first episode psychosis (FEP) The HSE Model of Care incorporates evidence from national and international studies over the last twenty years where EIP services have been developed. The MOC applies to everyone from 14 to 65 years of age. It is estimated that 1700 people develop psychosis annually in Ireland although there is limited Irish data available to support this currently. The overall expected incidence is 32 cases per 100,000 population although this can vary considerably depending on demographics, population density, socio-economic factors etc. For individuals referred with a first episode of psychosis it gives clear recommendations for engagement with an EIP key worker, a comprehensive assessment which is led out by the EIP key worker and the Consultant Psychiatrist and the provision of core evidence based interventions to service users and their families/carers for up to three years. The core interventions comprise medication management, CBTp, service user and family psychoeducation, support and interventions, supported employment and physical health and lifestyle interventions The HSE Model of Care is recommending a staged implementation process for this clinical programme commencing with FEP service provision. As part of the National Clinical Programme for Early Intervention in Psychosis the clinical programme established three EIP demonstration sites for the Hub and Spoke model of EIP service provision. The demonstration sites delivered the components of the National Clinical Programme for Early Intervention in Psychosis to all service users with a first episode of psychosis aged (14 -64 years)attending AMHS and CAMHS in the area served by the ‘hub and spoke’ team. The demonstration sites were subject to external evaluation. Reporting Relationship The EIP Key worker post holder is · professionally and operationally accountable to their professional line manager · clinically accountable to the named consultant psychiatrist for named community mental health team · works with the EIP hub team and named consultant clinical leads for the EIP Demonstration site. Purpose of the Post This post of an EIP key worker is critical to the successful roll out of Early Intervention in Psychosis services. Within the National EIP sites the EIP key worker role will focus on First Episode of Psychosis (FEP) service provision. The person will champion and lead on FEP service delivery within their community mental health team based on EIP principles. Key to this role is assertive engagement with service users presenting with a first episode of psychosis, detailed specialist clinical assessment including risk assessment, provision of psychosocial interventions for the service user and their family/carers with follow up for up to three years. Within the MDT led by the Consultant Psychiatrist the EIP key worker will coordinate each service user’s individual care plan and the provision of evidence based interventions by multidisciplinary team members throughout their three year engagement with the clinical programme. A holistic, collaborative, optimistic and recovery approach will underline all of their work with the service user and their family/carers. They will also contribute to the evaluation of the EIP demonstration sites. The key worker will be a member of the EIP hub team and will work to deliver the clinical programme as described for EIP demonstration team.
Team Leader
About the job Location:Sligo Contracted Hours Available:16 We’re on the lookout for a friendly and upbeat Team Leader to bring energy, positivity, and great vibes to our store! In this role, you’ll be right at the heart of it, supporting your Store Manager, keeping the team motivated, and making sure every customer leaves with exactly what they came in for (and a smile to go with it). When your Store Manager’s away, you’ll step up and keep things running smoothly with confidence and care. The day to day You’ll play a key role in the day-to-day running of the store—creating great customer experiences and driving commercial success. You’ll lead by example, showing what great service looks like and bringing the cardfactory Way to life. Along the way, you’ll help others grow while continuing to build your own skills. With your energy and commercial know-how, you’ll drive store initiatives, keep communication flowing, and create a positive, inclusive vibe. And by keeping an eye on the numbers, you’ll help make sure everything’s running smoothly, and the team is thriving. About You What we’re looking for: Salary €14.94 Per Hour
Director Of Public Health Nursing, Assistant
There is currently one whole-time specified purpose post available in Sligo, South Donegal/ Leitrim, West Cavan (SSD/LWC) Public Health Nursing Department. The post holder will be based at Markievicz House, Barrack St, Sligo. A panel may be formed as a result of this campaign for the Public Health Nursing Service, SSD/LWC from which current and future, permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part-time duration may be filled. The person appointed to this post will work within the Public Health Nursing Service, Sligo,South Donegal/Leitrim, West Cavan, CH CDLMS Structures and wider Integrated Services Directorate; working within Primary Care, as part of multi-disciplinary teams delivering a coordinated approach to client care. The Sligo, South Donegal/Leitrim, West Cavan Public Health Nursing Service provides a service across the life span to all client groups, and includes a School Health and School Immunisation Service, Community Intervention Team and provides professional governance for nurse specialists within the Chronic Disease Management Hub. The Assistant Director of Public Health Nursing will have responsibility for team of PHNs, RGNs and/or other specialist nursing staff within an assigned clinical network area. The PHN Service liaises closely with nursing colleagues in the acute, secondary, tertiary and end-of-life care services, and with General Practitioners and Practice Nurses within Primary Care Teams. Services are provided at the level of the individual, family and broader community services. In addition to delivering personalised care to individuals, account is taken of the collective health, well-being, social and nursing care needs of the whole population. The PHN Service is the only universally available community nursing service and is located in every community in Ireland, delivering care in diverse settings including the home, school, community and health centres. Activities include clinical nursing care, Immunisations, Health promotion and specialist Integrated nursing care in line with Slaintecare. Sligo, South Donegal/ Leitrim,West Cavan Public Health Nursing Service is a clinical learning environment for Post Graduate Student PHNs and Pre-registered Nurses.The post holder will be required to ensure that the learning environment and learning outcomes meet the standards required by An Bord Altranais and HEIs.
