Clinical Work - you will hold a smaller caseload so that you can work more intensively and see your clients more frequently. You will be involved in assessing and clinically supporting your caseload, being as responsive as possible to daily needs that arise. You will develop CEN bespoke and formulation driven care and risk plans under the supervision of your local CEN Clinical Lead. You will ensure plans are carried out through tight liaison and agreement with the wider CMHT. Team Work - you will be part of a 'virtual' CEN Team, alongside psychologists, CEN Clinical Leads and Recovery Workers whilst also being integrated in two of the CMHTs in your designated locality. You will be required to attend MDTs, in-reach into the hospitals, professionals meetings and case conferences as required. Training, Reflective Practice and Supervision - you will be required to receive regular supervision and be part of reflective practice within the CEN Pathway. You will also be expected to undertake any training necessary to increase your skills and knowledge base to work more effectively with these clients. You will also have the opportunity to become involved in offering supervision and reflective practice to CMHT colleagues and CEN Recovery Workers. Professional - You will promote and work in accordance to the appropriate professional code of conduct and maintain high standards of care for self and other. You will ensure record keeping is in line with required standards for record keeping, in line with professional code of conduct and work in accordance to Trust values. Please see Job Description for further information