Mental Health Nursing Campaign Gains Over 1,000 Enquiries to South West Yorkshire Partnership NHSFT
Mental Health Trust South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust came to Just R with a problem which will resonate with many Mental Health Trusts across the UK: the struggle to recruit to Mental Health and Learning Disability Nursing vacancies across their four sites in South and West Yorkshire.
Qualified Mental Health Nurse Enquiries
Student Mental Health Nursing Enquires
Enquiries of Interest
SWYT is an award-winning, specialist NHS Foundation Trust that provides community, mental health and learning disability services to over 1 million people across Barnsley, Wakefield, Calderdale and Kirklees. They also provide some medium secure (forensic) services to the whole of Yorkshire and the Humber.
At it’s half way point, the 12 month project has so far attracted over 1000 enquiries of interest including 46 Qualified Mental Health Nurses, 15 Student Mental Health Nurses, 9 Qualified Learning Disability Nurses and 6 Student Learning Disability Nurses.
Many other candidate enquiries came from Qualified and Student General Nurses (106), HCSWs (200), Nursing Associates (9) and AHPs (7).
Just R has revolutionised the way that South West Yorkshire attracts staff to their vacancies, with our sustainable digital marketing strategy that incorporates always on messaging, inclusive employer value proposition and a bespoke recruitment brand which complements the Trusts existing brand.
With a focus on inclusivity, diversity, and on the training and development of individuals being a top priority for the Trust, the campaign has resonated with many people in the community who have engaged with and acted upon the all important call-to-action button.
Results
At the halfway point of this campaign for Mental Health Nursing, here’s what we achieved:
- A pipeline of over 1000 enquires of interest (including 46 Qualified Mental Health Nurses)
- 106 enquires from qualified General Nurses and Students
- 200 enquires from HCSWs
- 7 enquires from AHPs