Occupational Therapist - PrisonLocation: Police Custody Suites or Courts - HMP NewhallDepartment: Liaison and Diversion - Non-Custodial TeamThe RoleAs an Occupational Therapist you will work autonomously across prison, community, and police custody settings to support individuals leaving prison within 12 weeks or up to 28 days post-release. Your goal is to reduce reoffending by addressing health and social needs and ensuring continuity of care through timely referrals and support plans.Key Responsibilities:Conduct health screenings and assessments using validated toolsDevelop individualised support plans and make onward referralsShare information with partner agencies to ensure continuity of care and effective risk managementPrepare accurate reports in line with quality standardsProvide clinical supervision and support to junior team membersContribute to service development, governance, and auditsAbout YouRegistered Mental Health Nurse, Mental Health Social Worker, or Occupational TherapistCurrent UK professional registrationExperience working with patients with complex mental health needsStrong clinical assessment and risk management skillsKnowledge of psychosocial interventions, substance misuse services, and multi-agency workingExcellent communication, IT literacy, and problem-solving skillsFlexible, proactive, and committed to continuous professional developmentAdditional RequirementsEnhanced DBS checkPolice and prison vetting clearanceClean driving ..... full job details .....