Job Description

Join Us in Revolutionising Mental Health Care - Be Part of Something Truly Transformative

Are you ready to be part of something exceptional?

We are an ambitious, nurse-led provider commissioning a brand-new specialist mental health service rooted in recovery, rehabilitation, and person-centred therapeutic interventions. This isn't just another job--this is your opportunity to shape the future of mental health provision in the UK.

We're creating a service where every service user is seen, heard, and supported to reclaim autonomy, purpose, and wellbeing--and we need passionate, innovative nurses to help us lead the way.

What Makes This Role Different?

Recovery-Focused Culture: Move beyond maintenance and containment--join a service designed to foster genuine progress and growth for people with complex mental health needs. Therapeutic Innovation: You'll work within a model that blends psychological formulations, behaviourally informed interventions, trauma-informed care, and meaningful daily activity. Nurse-Led Leadership: We are a provider led by nurses, for nurses. We champion clinical excellence, reflective practice, and therapeutic risk-taking. Grow With Us: As a new service, we offer unparalleled opportunities to shape practice, grow into leadership roles, and innovate without red tape.

Who We're Looking For:

We're looking for Registered Mental Health and Learning Disability Nurses who:

Are energised by innovation and want to be part of building a sector-leading service from the ground up Are committed to recovery, trauma-informed care, and the rights of people with mental health challenges and learning disabilities Have experience in (or a desire to work with) adults with complex emotional needs, forensic histories, dual diagnoses, and/or behaviours that challenge Are resilient, reflective, and thrive in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment Want to lead therapeutic sessions, not just manage medications

What We Offer:

A strong clinical induction and recovery training program Regular supervision, reflective practice, and CPD opportunities Support to develop and implement group work and therapeutic innovations Involvement in clinical decision-making and service development A values-led, passionate senior leadership team who listen and act

This is more than a job--this is your chance to create lasting impact, drive national change, and be part of a mission that matters.

Are you ready to help us build the future of specialist mental health care?

Apply now. Let's grow something remarkable--together.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Graduate

Pay: From 21.00 per hour

Expected hours: 42 per week

Work Location: In person