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Jo Smith
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Emeritus Professor
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Professor Jo Smith OBE, Emeritus Professor of Early Intervention and Psychosis, University of Worcester, UK and National Clinical Audit of Psychosis (NCAP) Clinical Advisor to the EIP Audit in England, Wales and Ireland.
Jo Smith is an Emeritus Professor of Early Intervention and Psychosis at University of Worcester, UK. Jo previously worked for 34 years as a Clinical Psychologist in rehabilitation and EIP services in England, delivering, teaching and supervising a wide range of CBT based approaches including family, sibling and IPS education/employment support interventions. She was Chair of IRIS (Initiative to Reduce the Impact of Schizophrenia) and joint Chair of iFEVR (International First Epode Vocational Recovery) network.. She established the Worcestershire EIP Service in 2002 and was the EIP Clinical Lead for Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (2000-2015). She was appointed as a National EIP Programme Lead for England from 2004-2010. She is currently a National Clinical Audit of Psychosis (NCAP) Clinical Advisor to the EIP Audit in England, Wales and Ireland (2017- 2025).
Jo Smith is an Emeritus Professor of Early Intervention and Psychosis at University of Worcester, UK. Jo previously worked for 34 years as a Clinical Psychologist in rehabilitation and EIP services in England, delivering, teaching and supervising a wide range of CBT based approaches including family, sibling and IPS education/employment support interventions. She was Chair of IRIS (Initiative to Reduce the Impact of Schizophrenia) and joint Chair of iFEVR (International First Epode Vocational Recovery) network.. She established the Worcestershire EIP Service in 2002 and was the EIP Clinical Lead for Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (2000-2015). She was appointed as a National EIP Programme Lead for England from 2004-2010. She is currently a National Clinical Audit of Psychosis (NCAP) Clinical Advisor to the EIP Audit in England, Wales and Ireland (2017- 2025).
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