Registered Mental Health Nurse

Are you an experienced and motivated Registered Mental Health Nurse looking to develop your community mental health career?

The North Kensington Community Mental Health Hub is seeking a compassionate and enthusiastic Band 6 RMN to join our multidisciplinary team. You will work with adults experiencing severe and enduring mental health difficulties, providing high-quality, recovery-focused care within one of London's most diverse and vibrant communities.

You will manage a defined caseload and deliver comprehensive assessments, personalised care planning, evidence-based interventions and proactive risk management. You will work closely with service users, carers, GPs, local authority services and partner agencies to support recovery and promote independence.

We are looking for someone who is clinically confident, organised and committed to delivering safe, inclusive and person-centred care.

We are looking for a motivated and compassionate Registered Band 6 Mental Health Nurse (RMN) with:

Current professional registration.Relevant post-registration mental health experience.Experience of supporting people with severe and enduring mental health needs.Strong assessment, care-planning and risk-management skills.Excellent communication and multidisciplinary working skills.Good knowledge of safeguarding, mental health legislation and professional standards.The ability to manage and prioritise a busy community caseload.A commitment to person-centred, inclusive and culturally responsive care.An interest in developing others and contributing to service improvement.

Experience of community mental health, leadership, psychosocial interventions and DIALOG+ would be an advantage., If you are an experienced RMN who is passionate about community mental health and helping people achieve meaningful recovery, we would be pleased to receive your application.

The North Kensington Community Mental Health Hub offers:

A welcoming, supportive and experienced multidisciplinary team.Regular clinical and management supervision.Opportunities for reflective practice, coaching and continued professional development.Access to specialist training and career-development pathways.Opportunities to work alongside community, crisis, inpatient and primary care services.Involvement in quality improvement, service development, audit and research.Flexible-working opportunities, considered in line with service requirements and Trust policy.The opportunity to work in the culturally diverse and vibrant North Kensington community.

At CNWL, we are committed to delivering safe, compassionate and person-centred care. You will be supported to develop your clinical and leadership skills while contributing to an inclusive service that values collaboration, innovation and continuous improvement.