Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
CAMHS CEDS Team Manager

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We are seeking a motivated Team Manager to join our innovative Community Eating Disorder Service, supporting children, young people (aged 8-18) and families across our 5 boroughs.
This is an exciting opportunity to provide team leadership and management within a well-established multidisciplinary NHS service delivering high quality, evidence-based care. You will join a supportive team with a strong culture of collaboration, reflection and continuous improvement.
As Team Manager, you will:
- Lead day-to-day service delivery, support staff well-being and development, maintain safe practice, and ensure children, young people and families receive timely, responsive and person-centred support.
- Work alongside the CEDS senior management team to connect with acute services, primary care and wider CAMHS colleagues to support service delivery, quality improvement and pathway development.
- Provide visible, compassionate and effective leadership to a specialist multidisciplinary team.
- Promote a positive team culture that values kindness, fairness, determination and ingenuity.
- Provide line management, supervision and support, encouraging development and reflective practice.
- Support recruitment, induction, workforce planning and the effective use of resources.
- Support safe, high quality and evidence-based eating disorder assessment, care planning and intervention.
- Work collaboratively with children, young people, families, carers, schools, primary care, acute services and partner agencies to improve outcomes.
- Monitor performance, quality, risk and governance requirements, taking action where improvement is needed.
- Act as the interface between clinical teams and corporate operational services, supporting communication, escalation, decision-making and delivery of priorities.
- Contribute to service development, innovation and transformation across specialist pathways.
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We are looking for a confident, values-driven leader with substantial experience in eating disorders, mental health, crisis, community CAMHS or another relevant discipline. You will have experience supporting staff, managing clinical or operational demands, and improving services.
You will balance compassion with clarity, support staff through complex work, and maintain a focus on safe, effective and collaborative care. You will be passionate about developing people and improving services for children, young people and families.


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What we can offer
- A welcoming, experienced and supportive Community Eating Disorder Service team.
- Opportunities to contribute to innovative service development and pathway improvement.
- Supportive clinical and operational leadership.
- Regular supervision, reflective practice and opportunities for professional development.
- The chance to make a meaningful difference to children, young people, families and carers.
Why join us?
Our Community Eating Disorder Service is experienced, innovative and committed to outstanding care. We value staff who bring energy, curiosity and compassion, and who want to help shape responsive services.
If you are an experienced leader ready to support a specialist Community Eating Disorder Service, drive improvement and help deliver high quality care, we would welcome your application.
For further details / informal visits contact:
Name: Geoff Howard
Job title: CAMHS Operational Manager CEDS & YPSST
Email address: geoffrey.howard1@nhs.net
Telephone number: 07517-578133
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