Substance Misuse Clinical Lead | Non-Medical Prescriber

Practice Plus Group; Brixton; On-site; GBP 53,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider in Brixton is seeking a Substance Misuse Clinical Lead - Non Medical Prescriber to join their Primary Care team. This full-time position offers an annual salary of up to £63,119, emphasizing quality healthcare in a challenging yet rewarding environment. Responsibilities include clinical leadership, management of care teams, and delivering treatment options. Candidates must hold a relevant professional qualification and have a strong understanding of primary care policies and practices.

Benefits

Bespoke induction with training course

Career development opportunities

24/7 employee assistance helpline

Discounts on shopping and leisure activities

Qualifications

• Registered professional with current active registration (NMC, GPHC, HCPC).
• Understanding of primary care services, Clinical Governance, and Quality & Outcomes Framework.
• Evidence of Continuous Professional Development.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and management to registered nurses and care teams.
• Work closely with partners to maintain high-quality clinical service.
• Deliver a range of treatment options including clinical interventions.
• Monitor medication responses and potential side effects.
• Support group work delivery of clinical interventions.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Management of care teams

Psychosocial interventions

Monitoring therapeutic responses

Education

BSc or equivalent qualification

Non-medical prescribing qualification

Job description

A leading healthcare provider in Brixton is seeking a Substance Misuse Clinical Lead - Non Medical Prescriber to join their Primary Care team. This full-time position offers an annual salary of up to £63,119, emphasizing quality healthcare in a challenging yet rewarding environment. Responsibilities include clinical leadership, management of care teams, and delivering treatment options. Candidates must hold a relevant professional qualification and have a strong understanding of primary care policies and practices.