Full description in job description attached To use specialist knowledge and experience, underpinned by theory, enabling the patient to achieve their maximum level of independence and its Health and Well-being benefits. To be able to deliver interventions to a high level of specialist expertise both individually and as required in a group setting. To undertake a clinical caseload to an advanced professional standard, using specialist knowledge and expertise, this being underpinned by advanced theoretical knowledge and clinical experience The postholder will be skilled to work with individuals with learning needs, physical and mental health conditions and additionally will have a high level of experience and clinical reasoning with social situational assessments and lifestyle choices to enable a holistic assessment of needs. Interventions will support the patient to manage their own health and wellbeing through promoting health/healthy lifestyle choices and coping/self management skills through an educational and skill based approach. The interventions will promote recovery, enablement and maximum level of independence during and following illness, reducing the limiting factors of disability and chronic conditions. Through own caseload and sharing specialist skills within the pain service MDT, supporting patients to manage their condition, recover/ improve their level of functioning through, health promotion, early interventions, condition and self management and supporting the patient to manage their condition To lead and develop designated staff through providing clinical supervision and identifying staff development plans. To liaise with patients, other health and social care colleagues and services internal and external to community complex conditions service, to achieve the optimum health outcome for clients.