B7 Trauma Informed Care Practice Educator

Job description

Job responsibilities

Job Overview: To work collaboratively with members of the TIC team and multi-disciplinary cross-organisation colleagues to coproduce a TIC training programme for staff working in health and social care across Surrey & NE Hampshire. To co-facilitate delivery of the TIC training. To support the evaluation and reporting of the training outcomes. To support the system to embed TIC principles by offering guidance where appropriate. To support a Community of Practice for TIC. To work under the supervision of the TIC Senior Clinical Practitioner and TIC Leads.

Qualifications required

Education to degree level or equivalent

Recognised teaching / coaching / mentoring / practice educator qualification or equivalent experience

Additional training in trauma, TIC, or health / social care (Desirable)

Evidence of continuing professional development

Experience required

Substantive experience (minimum 3 years) working in a relevant organisation e.g. health or social care, or voluntary organisation working with people with mental health or substance misuse difficulties or homeless populations

Strong knowledge of the principles of TIC, the benefits of incorporating these principles into practice, and how to avoid re-traumatisation

Experience of developing training

Experience of teaching and facilitating training, especially to groups and online

Experience of coproduction

Experience of relationship building with professionals from a variety of disciplines and with other organisations

Proficient in all Microsoft office programmes

Experience of evaluating projects and measuring outcomes

Suitable for someone who is interested in and passionate about Trauma Informed ways of working and delivering high quality training that will benefit staff, the people who use our services and the people who care for them.

Working alongside members of the multidisciplinary TIC team to:

Co-produce a modular TIC training programme and co-deliver relevant modules to staff within the remit of the project. This may include supporting the development of an e-learning package

Provide high quality training on TIC that can be accessed and understood by a wide range of clinical and non-clinical professionals. This includes adapting the training as appropriate to the needs of the group, using a variety of learning materials and managing group dynamics. The training may be face to face or virtual depending on restrictions and need

Develop resources to support the training

To undertake relevant literature reviews to inform the training

Support the TIC Leads in driving the adoption and embedding of the principles of trauma informed practice across the system, by providing guidance to participants in implementing TIC within their personal practice and their organisations, following training

Support a Community of Practice to allow sharing of learning and good practice

To work closely with the admin team to oversee the allocation of training places and organise the training

Support advertising of the training, including presenting to teams / organisations where appropriate

Work in collaboration with multi-disciplinary cross-organisation colleagues from across Surrey Heartlands and Frimley ICSs

To work with the Senior Clinical TIC Practitioner to evaluate the training programme and report on outcomes

Attend regular supervision in line with professional and Trust guidance

Link in with other TIC champions and groups across the Trust and ICSs

Support the promotion of the training

Attend relevant training/CPD to keep up to date with relevant literature and amend the training accordingly

Champion TIC in all areas of your work

Person Specification

Qualifications

Essential

• Education to degree level or equivalent
• Recognised teaching / coaching / mentoring / practice educator qualification or equivalent experience
• Evidence of continuing professional development
• Substantive experience (minimum 3 years) working in a relevant organisation e.g. health or social care, or voluntary organisation working with people with mental health or substance misuse difficulties or homeless populations

Desirable

• Additional training in trauma, TIC, or health / social care (Desirable)

Experience

Essential

• Strong knowledge of the principles of TIC, the benefits of incorporating these principles into practice, and how to avoid re-traumatisation
• Experience of developing training
• Experience of teaching and facilitating training, especially to groups and online
• Proficient in all Microsoft office programmes

Desirable

• Experience of relationship building with professionals from a variety of disciplines and with other organisations
• Experience of evaluating projects and measuring outcomes
• Experience of coproduction

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.

Employer details

Employer name

Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Address

Third Floor, Leatherhead House

Station Road

Leatherhead House

Surrey

KT22 7ET

Employer's website

https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/working-for-us (Opens in a new tab)