General duties To undertake the administrative duties associated with the care of patients To record clinical activity accurately and comprehensively and maintain accurate, contemporaneous medical notes in line with the Trust record keeping policy To participate in the service and business planning activity for the locality and, as appropriate, for the whole mental health service To attend and participate in the internal CPD activities and maintain up to date CPD activities To attend the monthly consultant meetings and other relevant professional meetings To maintain professional registration with the General Medical Council, Mental Health Act Section 12 (2) and AC approval To participate annually in job plan review To work with local managers and professional colleagues in ensuring the efficient running of services, sharing with other consultant colleagues the medical contribution to management To comply with the Trusts agreed policies and procedures Clinical and management duties The appointee will take a consultant lead role in the local urgent care team. To provide consultation and medical input to the weekly clinical review meeting for UCT To provide psychiatric assessments when required and support the Urgent Care Team with emergency work at Hillingdon Hospital and 7 day follow ups. Hillingdon Urgent Care team sees on average 30-35 new patients per month offering urgent assessments, 7 day follow-ups and ward reviews as needed. To lead on the development of the Tier 3.5 service (Urgent Care Outreach Service) for Hillingdon To contribute to the monthly senior management meetings for the local CAMHS as well as the crisis pathway. To take a lead role, together with the urgent care team lead, in developing joint crisis pathways and protocols with the acute hospital To attend interface meetings with the emergency department and contribute to professional meetings for young people at the hospital, including bed escalation meetings. To provide clinical supervision to psychiatry trainees and speciality doctors contributing to the work of the UCT on a case by case basis as needed. To lead on the development of interface working between UCT and other CAMHS sub-teams as well as ACTS (Adolescent Community Treatment Service) To provide the continuity of consultant input for young people admitted to paediatric and medical wards and, if required, be the responsible clinician (RC) The paediatric liaison sessions will be used to offer consultation to paediatrics and to develop a business case for a paediatric liaison service in collaboration with the local acute trust (Hillingdon Hospital) To participate in case-based discussions with other CAMHS consultants and junior medical colleagues within the Hillingdon CAMJS doctors meeting which takes place twice a month. To offer teaching to colleagues at the acute hospital, CAMHS colleagues and trainees and medical students To facilitate monthly consultation group with the out-of-hours team together with other UCT consultants To work together and support the team lead in providing activity reports and contribute to providing presentation of the work to senior management meetings and commissioners. This may include the North West London Provider Collaborative and the CNWL CAMHS Central Care Quality and Performance Management Group (CQPMG)