24 Aug 2022 ● lovelocaljobs
Interested in a career in Learning Disabilities?
Interested in a career in Learning Disabilities? If so, why not join Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust at The Selden Centre?
Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust (SPFT) are delighted to invite you to their latest recruitment webinar for their very own Selden Centre!
The Selden Centre is an inpatient assessment and treatment unit for adults with learning disabilities who may have challenging mental health needs.
They support those who need to be admitted to inpatient care who need more adjustments than can be made in a psychiatric ward due to the severity of the persons learning disability - and their people do a fantastic job
They currently have lots of new opportunities available as various levels, so they want to get their name out there and show you just how wonderful it can be to work with them and make a real difference.
Whether you're just starting out in your career in mental health, or have years of experience behind you, They're looking for caring and compassionate people who are looking for a new challenge.
To do this and to help them answer any questions you may have for the team at The Selden Centre, they're hosting a free webinar so that you can learn more about their Trust, their people and the opportunities they have available.
The webinar will be hosted by the Talent Attraction & Acquisition Team as well as a team of colleagues from the Selden Centre, who will give you a unique insight into the daily life with them and answer any questions you may have about the team, career development and the many benefits of joining their Trust.
Looking for more info?
- Check out Selden's brand-new video ahead of the webinar https://bit.ly/3OmVI1N
- Or visit The Selden Centre's Twitter account @SeldenCentre
- You can always take a look at the service page here https://bit.ly/3oh1LKN
At SPFT, they provide mental health and learning disability care for children, young people and adults across Sussex. Their Trust has been rated 'good' overall and 'outstanding' for caring by CQC
