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The British Psychological Society (BPS) is seeking two roles for its Practice Board:<ul><li>a Psychologist currently practising in Wales</li><li>a Wider Psychological Practitioner</li></ul>Each role will play a key part in linking the relevant network(s) with the Board, and in the strategic development of the profession.&nbsp;The <a href="https://www.bps.org.uk/practice-board" target="_blank">BPS Practice Board</a>, which meets three times a year, acts as a responsive source of expertise, discusses current issues in psychological practice and engages in regular horizon scanning to proactively identify gaps in practice knowledge.The BPS is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and we encourage applications from all backgrounds.&nbsp;<a href="https://cms.bps.org.uk/sites/default/files/2025-06/Practice%20Board%20Member%20-%20Role%20Description%202025.docx" target="_blank">Read the full role description</a>.<h3>How to apply</h3>Applications must be made online. Click Apply to be redirected to the online application form.The deadline for applications is Monday 11 August 2025.For any queries please contact the practice team at <a href="mailto:practiceteam@bps.org.uk" target="_blank">practiceteam@bps.org.uk</a>.

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Psychologist practising in Wales & Wider Psychological Practitioner

Reed are working an independent SEN school set in outstanding natural beauty, sitting in 16 acres of listed gardens and a wider 50 acre campus - it is a truly spectacular place to work. The staff pull together to achieve a common They believe in giving young people the tools and opportunities to create the lives they want for themselves. With high-quality teaching, an excellent level of individual support and a range of expert-led, integrated therapy, they support students with a range of additional learning needs to create and meet their own goals. With an established MDT on site, including Psychology, Psychiatry, Occupational Therapy and Speech and Language Therapy and dedicated therapy spaces, they offer the opportunity for professional development, multidisciplinary and multi-agency working as well as to be part of an innovative service that values new ideas and strives to excel in clinical practice The main purpose of the role: As a Clinical Psychologist, you'll play a key role in shaping the futures of young people by using evidence-based psychological approaches to support their emotional, cognitive, and behavioural development. Your work will directly contribute to preparing them for adulthood and independent living, empowering them to lead fulfilling lives. You will be part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team (MDT) and will act as both a clinician and a mentor, supporting young people directly through tailored assessments and interventions, while also guiding non-clinical staff to respond to challenging behaviours and communication needs in ways that promote independence rather than reliance. Your responsibilities will include conducting psychological assessments using structured interviews and psychometric tools, designing, and delivering both group and individual therapeutic interventions, and contributing to the development of staff training programmes. You'll also work closely with external professionals, supervise Assistant Psychologists, and have the opportunity to innovate and make a lasting impact in a dynamic and supportive environment. This really is a unique opportunity to make a meaningful difference, using your skills to help shape brighter, more independent futures for young people, and playing a key role in supporting their journey into adulthood. Key accountabilities To provide a clinical psychology service to young people with complex needs, mainly associated with High Functioning Autism, anxiety, social and emotional or mental health conditions. To provide advice, guidance and training to colleagues. To liaise effectively with parents or carers, receiving and giving advice and information where necessary. To develop and maintain individual student risk assessments, and provide advice to other professionals on psychological aspects of risk assessment and management. To prepare, implement and monitor individual Positive Behaviour Support Plans for all students. To communicate in a skilled and sensitive manner. To work closely with colleagues to maximise efficiency and effectiveness in service delivery. To prepare assessments and reports for stakeholders. Key Duties To assess the psychological needs of young people through the most appropriate strategy or approach for that person. To liaise with external professionals involved in the care of young people. To engage with a multi-disciplinary practice to co-ordinate behaviour support provision so that it is effectively delivered to meet young peoples' needs. To research best practice and lead on the implementation of the Positive Behaviour Support policy and practice. To provide training and guidance to staff on such issues as behaviour support, mental health and communication. To contribute to the training and support needs of families. Develop and deliver appropriate therapeutic group interventions. Provide tailored individual interventions to young people when required. Provide progress reports, treatment evaluations and risk assessments where appropriate for Multi-disciplinary and High Priority Group meetings. Post holders are expected to undertake any other reasonably duties, for which they are trained, qualified or competent. Education and training Post graduate qualification in Psychology. Registered and accredited with Health &amp; Care Profession Council (HCPC) as a Practitioner Psychologist. Experience Working with young people with special education needs and high level of support. Working with young people with Autism and associated difficulties. Working in a school, college or care setting is desirable. Working within a multi-disciplinary team. Current evidence-based practice. Skills, knowledge and ability Good level of spoken and written English. Ability to supervise, train and teach staff. Basic ICT skills. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to promote the dignity and individuality of young people by encouraging effective communication, making choices and reducing support needs. Ability to prioritise. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to keep accurate records. Ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Knowledge of safeguarding legislation. Good attendance record; punctual and reliable. Develop positive professional relationships with young people, parents, families and colleagues. Promote attitudes that value young people with Special Educational Needs as individuals with a right to be treated with respect. Commitment to Equality and Diversity (Equality Act 2010). If of interest and you meet the criteria, please do upload your CV. Candidates must be prepared to completed an application form for this role.

Clinical Psychologist - SEN School

Registered Psychologist - Eating Disorders Unit (EDU) Location: ChelmsfordEmployment Type: Full-time / Part-time (flexible)Specialism: Eating Disorders, Mental HealthSalary: £48,250 - £58,250 Are you a compassionate and skilled Clinical Psychologist eager to support recovery in adults and adolescents affected by eating disorders? Join a dedicated multidisciplinary team at a leading independent hospital specialising in mental health treatment. As part of this full-time or part-time role, you will provide vital psychological assessments, deliver evidence-based individual and group therapies, and work collaboratively with psychiatrists, nurses, and therapists to create personalised care plans. You'll play a key role in patient recovery, offering psychoeducation to patients and families, and contributing to the ongoing development of a supportive, recovery-focused environment. What you'll be doing: <ul> <li> Conduct psychological assessments and develop individualized treatment plans within a multidisciplinary team </li><li> Deliver evidence-based therapies to support emotional regulation and recovery </li><li> Collaborate with medical staff to monitor mental and physical health treatments </li><li> Facilitate psychoeducation sessions to enhance patient and family understanding of eating disorders </li><li> Participate actively in team meetings, service development, and staff supervision </li></ul> Requirements : <ul> <li> Recognised qualification in Clinical Psychology with professional accreditation </li><li> Minimum of 1 year's experience working with eating disorder client groups </li><li> Familiarity with psychological assessment tools </li><li> Experience or willingness to work within CBT and DBT models (desirable) </li><li> Strong communication skills and the ability to work closely within a multidisciplinary team </li><li> Resilience, empathy, and dedication to supporting patients through recovery </li></ul> If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in a rewarding, dynamic role, get in touch to find out more.

Psychologist EDU

Job Title: Clinical PsychologistLocation: LeedsSalary: £45,000 - £52,000 per annum (DOE)Hours: 37.5 hours per weekContract Type: Permanent Entrada is a specialist AHP agency with unique market access to the top roles across the UK and World Wide. We pride ourselves on delivering close working relationships with our candidates and clients. Are you a Clinical Psychologist looking for a meaningful and rewarding opportunity? A well-established healthcare organisation is seeking a dedicated Clinical Psychologist to join their team, supporting adults with acquired brain injuries in a specialist rehabilitation setting. As a Clinical Psychologist, you will be part of a multi-disciplinary team delivering high-quality, neuropsychological assessments and interventions. You'll be working in a values-led environment focused on person-centred care, evidence-based practice, and team collaboration. Key Responsibilities: <ul> <li> Deliver specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessments </li><li> Provide tailored therapeutic interventions and SMART goal planning </li><li> Contribute to risk assessments, care planning, and MDT reviews </li><li> Lead on clinical formulations and support staff with psychological input </li><li> Maintain high standards of clinical record keeping and reporting </li></ul> About You: <ul> <li> Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (HCPC registered) </li><li> Strong experience in neurorehabilitation or mental health </li><li> Skilled in producing detailed clinical reports and assessments </li><li> Comfortable working with complex and challenging behaviours </li><li> Excellent communication and teamworking skills </li></ul> This Clinical Psychologist position offers excellent training and development opportunities, generous annual leave, and access to a health cash plan and employee assistance programme. If you're a compassionate and resilient Clinical Psychologist looking to take the next step in your career, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to explore this exciting opportunity and make a real difference.

Clinical Psychologist

Educational Psychologist Soulbury Location: Civic Offices, 2 Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA6 7AT Start Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 12+ Months Working Hours: Mon Fri, 09 00, 37 Hours per week Pay Rate: £ 80.00 per hour Job Ref: OR9990 Responsibilities <ul> <li>Assist in fulfilling the Local Authority s statutory duties concerning the identification, assessment, and provision for children and young people with special educational needs and social, emotional, and mental health needs.</li> <li>Provide psychological advice, consultancy, and support to school staff and others as a key member of a multidisciplinary team to enable children and young people to achieve good outcomes at the SEN Support stage.</li> <li>Deliver efficient and professional psychological services as directed by the Principal Educational Psychologist, adhering to legislation, Council, and Educational Psychology Service policies.</li> <li>Offer information and advice on the developmental and learning needs of children and young people referred to the service, and on effective provision to meet these needs.</li> <li>Contribute to projects/tasks that enhance the authority s service delivery efficiency and effectiveness.</li> <li>Monitor and report on time allocation to work areas and service delivery effectiveness to develop and achieve appropriate service standards.</li> <li>Support senior staff by providing consultation, supervision, and advice to colleagues.</li> <li>Contribute to training and development work within the Directorate, with school staff, parents, carers, and others to support effective management of pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs and special educational needs.</li> <li>Collaborate with other professionals as part of a multidisciplinary team, supporting their professional development through consultation and effective collaborative work.</li> <li>Stay informed about relevant legislative frameworks, Council policies, Business Processes, and service guidelines and standards.</li> <li>Develop and maintain professional knowledge, skills, and experience to meet the post's requirements.</li> <li>Promote and support the Council's policies and procedures for safeguarding, ensuring duties are carried out in a manner that ensures the safeguarding and welfare of service users.</li> </ul> Person Specification <ul> <li>Education and Formal Training: <ul> <li>Eligibility for registration as an Educational Psychologist with the Health Professions Council.</li> <li>Good honours degree in Psychology.</li> <li>Postgraduate qualification at Masters or Doctoral level, acceptable to the Association of Educational Psychologists and British Psychological Society as clinical training for Educational Psychologists.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Knowledge and Experience: <ul> <li>Experience working with children and young people, including those with special educational needs and other problems presented to psychological services within the public sector of Education.</li> <li>Successful collaboration with other professionals to support the development of children and young people.</li> <li>Knowledge of current approaches, tools, and techniques available to Educational Psychologists.</li> <li>Experience in contributing to projects and policy development (Desirable).</li> <li>Knowledge of current legislation affecting the work of Educational Psychology.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Skills and Abilities: <ul> <li>Self-motivated to achieve high standards for self and others.</li> <li>Effective time management and prioritization skills.</li> <li>Ability to use supervision constructively for self-reflection and practice improvement.</li> <li>Collaborative working skills.</li> <li>High level of applied literacy and numeracy.</li> <li>Competence in IT use for management and administration.</li> <li>Orientation towards achieving organizational goals, customer service, quality, and value for money.</li> <li>Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and oral.</li> <li>Ability to manage a large and varied personal workload and maintain judgment under pressure.</li> <li>Data handling skills with the ability to analyze information and present clear, concise reports.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Personal Circumstances: <ul> <li>Satisfactory enhanced DBS check.</li> <li>Ability to travel around and outside the Borough with necessary equipment.</li> <li>Car ownership/driving is desirable.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> DISCLAIMER: By applying for this vacancy, you consent to your personal information being shared with our client and any relevant third parties we engage with, for the purpose of assessing your suitability for the role. You acknowledge that it is your responsibility to inform i-Jobs in advance if there are any specific organisations or hirers to whom you do not wish your details to be disclosed.

Educational Psychologist Soulbury

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Clinical/ Counselling Psychologist

Looking for a Lead Consultant Psychologist role where you can lead and develop a highly skilled and passionate psychology team? Specialist Recovery Division Salary: £82,831 - £96,500 (inclusive of travel allowance) plus benefits Part Time Hours: 30 hours a week (flexible) This role will be suitable for an established Consultant Clinical / Forensic Psychologist who is looking for that next step up. You will join a team of over 20 Consultant Psychologists, and 50 registered Psychologists based across our 3 sites (Northampton, Birmingham and Essex) and our Community Partnerships division. As such, there will be lots of support but also great opportunities for people to progress in their future too. Take on a new leadership challenge at the forefront of Mental Health Care We are a mental health Charity and our purpose is to inspire hope for those living with complex mental health needs. We are looking to a future with less stigma, more community support, more research and education, and we aim to be at the forefront of inspiring real change. We want to ensure we can all live in a society where everyone with complex mental health needs is heard, valued and has hope for their future. Come and join us and support us to help people transform their lives. Our patients and your colleagues will expect you to live the St Andrew's CARE values of Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence every single day The Role &amp; Person We are currently seeking an HCPC registered Consultant Clinical or Forensic Psychologist to join our established service as Lead Psychologist in the Specialist Recovery Division. In this senior role you will play a central part in managing, shaping and developing the service. The postholder will contribute clinically across both ends of the service pathway including Male PICU services and Specialist Rehabilitation houses. The successful candidate will contribute to professional initiatives across different aspects of the organisation and play a significant part in developing quality of life and service user involvement strategies. Interests in risk management and assessment and in developing skills by working on complex cases including severe mental illness, and substance misuse are all particularly relevant. You will be joining an expert multi-disciplinary staff group and work with a team of psychologists who are focussed on delivering a range of psychological interventions for a diverse patient group. This is a post for an enthusiastic and experienced Consultant Psychologist with demonstrated leadership abilities and experience of working clinically with service users who have challenging behaviour and complex mental health problems within inpatient/secure settings. There will be good opportunities to develop a special interest and conduct applied research relevant to the field. Continuing professional development opportunities are actively encouraged and supported. We offer an excellent benefits package including: Pension; Sickness policy on par with the NHS; Access to the Blue Light Card and Health Service Discounts schemes; 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays) with annual scheme to buy or sell up to 5 days leave; Life cover; Electric Car lease scheme; Cycle to work scheme; Healthcare cash plan; Free parking; Paid DBS application; Access to further qualifications including a Masters Programme and Coaching and Mentoring Qualifications. On-site facilities such as gym and swimming pool access and cafés all set within beautiful grounds. If you have any questions regarding the post, please contact James Farrelly on or Closing Date: Monday14th July Interviews to be confirmed but early applications would be encouraged.

Lead Consultant Clinical or Forensic Psychologist

Looking for a Consultant Psychologist role where you can really help shape the service from the start? Low Secure Mental Health Full Time: 37.5 hours a week (flexible) This role will be suitable for an established Consultant Clinical / Forensic Psychologist or a Principal Psychologist who is looking for that next step up. You will join a team of over 20 Consultant Psychologists, and 50 registered Psychologists based across our 3 sites (Northampton, Birmingham and Essex) and our Community Services. As such, there will be lots of support but also great opportunities for people to progress in their future too. Take on a new leadership challenge at the forefront of Mental Health Care We are a mental health Charity and our purpose is to inspire hope for those living with complex mental health needs. We are looking to a future with less stigma, more community support, more research and education, and we aim to be at the forefront of inspiring real change. We want to ensure we can all live in a society where everyone with complex mental health needs is heard, valued and has hope for their future. Come and join us and support us to help people transform their lives. Our patients and your colleagues will expect you to live the St Andrew's CARE values of Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence every single day The Role &amp; Person We are currently seeking an HCPC registered Consultant Clinical or Forensic Psychologist to join our newly commissioned Mens Low Secure ward in the Specialist Recovery Division and play a key senior role in managing, shaping and developing the service. The role will work alongside an already established low secure service in the division too. The successful candidate will contribute to professional initiatives across different aspects of the organisation and play a significant part in developing quality of life and service user involvement strategies. Interests in risk management and assessment and in developing skills by working on complex cases including severe mental illness, sexual offending and substance misuse are all particularly relevant. You will be joining an expert multi-disciplinary staff group and work with a team of psychologists who are focussed on delivering a range of psychological interventions for a diverse patient group. This is a post for an enthusiastic and experienced Psychologist with demonstrated leadership abilities and experience of working clinically with service users who have challenging behaviour and complex mental health problems within inpatient/secure settings. We would consider someone with a minimum of 6 years relevant post qualification experience. There will be good opportunities to develop a special interest and conduct applied research relevant to the field. Continuing professional development opportunities are actively encouraged and supported. We offer an excellent benefits package including: Pension; Sickness policy on par with the NHS; Access to the Blue Light Card and Health Service Discounts schemes; 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays) with annual scheme to buy or sell up to 5 days leave; Life cover; Electric Car lease scheme; Cycle to work scheme; Healthcare cash plan; Free parking; Paid DBS application; Access to further qualifications including a Masters Programme as well as other leadership qualifications. On-site facilities such as gym and swimming pool access and cafés all set within beautiful grounds. If you have any questions regarding the post, please contact James Farrelly on or Closing Date: Sunday 6th July Interviews to be confirmed but early applications would be encouraged.

Consultant Clinical or Forensic Psychologist

Location: Northampton, Northamptonshire Salary: £26,586 per annum Hours: 37.5hours per week About Us We are St Andrew's. We are a mental health Charity and our purpose is to inspire hope for those living with complex mental health needs. We are looking to a future with less stigma, more community support, more research and education, and we aim to be at the forefront of inspiring real change. We want to ensure we can all live in a society where everyone with complex mental health needs is heard, valued and has hope for their future. Come and join us and support us to help people transform their lives. Your role with us The successful applicant will join a team of Clinical and Forensic Psychologists, Psychological therapists, Trainee Psychologists, and Assistant Psychologists. Duties are varied, but will include; assisting qualified Psychologists with psychological assessment of patients, risk assessments, data management and assisting with group therapy programmes. There will be opportunities for contributing to research, service development and training of other team members. We pride ourselves on providing a rounded experience for our Assistant Psychologists that includes many opportunities to deliver psychological intervention to groups or individuals alongside specialist clinical administration such as data analysis to inform formulations and contributing to risk assessments and CPA reports. The current vacancy will be working to support patients who reside on our low secure male unit. Your profile We are looking for people with a strong interest in working as part of a team alongside the capability to take ownership of independent tasks. You must have previous experience of working in a clinical setting where you have had the opportunity to build therapeutic relationships and develop an understanding of individual differences. We are keen for people to apply who have developed experiences working with people in our care. Essentially you will need to have graduated from an undergraduate degree in psychology (or a conversion course) with eligibility for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society at the time of your application. This is because Assistant Psychologist roles are development roles designed for the career pathway of becoming a HCPC Registered Psychologist. To enable us to provide the right opportunities for this career development we need to know that you have the essential criteria for progression onto either other Assistant Psychologist roles; relevant further education or to take the step-up to a trainee role (via doctorate programmes; BPS routes or statement of equivalence conversions). It will be expected that you are able to demonstrate a good understanding of the role of both an Assistant Psychologist and a Registered Psychologist, which you may have developed through working with or alongside Psychology professionals in your teams and/ or through volunteering roles. We value understandings of the profession that are developed through personal experiences of mental health. Additional essential skills include being computer literate and having excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Rewards We offer an excellent benefits package including: Pension; Sickness policy on par with the NHS; Access to the Blue Light Card and Health Service Discounts schemes; 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing after 10 years' service; Buy and Sell your Annual Leave; Employee Assistance and Wellbeing Programme; Menopause Group; Life cover; Electric car lease scheme; Cycle to work scheme; Free parking; onsite gym and swimming pool facilities; Paid DBS application; Access to free vocational qualifications. Closing Date: Tuesday 22nd July 2025 Interview Date:28th and 29th July

Assistant Psychologist, Specialist Recovery Division

This role includes a welcome bonus of £5000, with the added possibility of extending the workdays from three to four. Are you an experienced Psychologist looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference and changes lives for the better? You will be working 22.5 hours per week as Part-time Clinical Psychologist, at Pinhoe View, a 36 bed Acute Inpatient Hospital in Exeter and enjoy support from a regional network of healthcare professionals. You will be working leading the psychology department and working alongside members of the Multi-disciplinary Team (MDT), to offer patient-centred care, implementing daily, meaningful activities which can support recovery. This entails competently assessing unwell service users, including completing assessments, planning and implementing person-centred interventions and the ongoing evaluation of their care and treatment. You will be required to oversee the provision of the psychology service, as well as supporting the team in facilitating assessment and formulation interventions and psychology groups in collaboration with the team. At Elysium you will have the chance to develop specialist skills throughout your time with us. Your professional growth is important, which is why there are numerous career development opportunities to keep you learning and improving. You'll also receive support from a regional network of healthcare professionals. As a Psychologist you will be: <ul> <li>Participating in the assessment of referrals, and to provide initial assessment service users referred to the service.</li><li>Undertaking high quality direct (assessment &amp; therapeutic) and indirect (consultative, advisory, and evaluative) specialist psychological interventions and making autonomous clinical decisions.</li><li>Working therapeutically with service users with complex presentations, undertake the assessments using a broad range of structured psychometric and semi structured clinical methods.</li><li>Formulating and implementing plans of specialist psychological treatment or management of patients' mental health needs based on a multi-factorial psychological understanding and current evidence based best practise.</li><li>Being professionally and legally responsible and accountable for all aspects of clinical work and care.</li><li>Maintaining high standards of care in all areas of practice and in accordance the HCPC Code of Conduct, professional guidelines and Company Policies and Procedures.</li></ul> To be successful in this role, you'll need: <ul> <li>Have BPS recognised psychology degrees</li><li>Be HCPC registered</li><li>Have understanding evidence-based psychological practice</li><li>Have experience of applying psychological knowledge to a clinical setting</li><li>Be experienced working with clients with cognitive deficits</li><li>Have previous experience of conducting research and project working </li></ul> Where you will be working: Location: Pinhoe View, College Way, EXETER, EX1 3PZ Pinhoe View is a purpose-built facility where a range of mental health services are provided for adults with acute mental health conditions across two wards. The 24-hour acute inpatient service is supported by a full multidisciplinary team, which specialises in the assessment, treatment and stabilisation of people suffering from a significant mental health episode and in crisis. What you will get: <ul> <li>Annual salary of £ 38,400</li><li>The equivalent of 33 days annual leave - (inc Bank Holidays) plus your birthday off!</li><li>Free meals and parking </li><li>Wellbeing support and activities to help you maintain a great work-life balance.</li><li>Career development and training to help you achieve your career goals.</li><li>Pension contribution to secure your future.</li><li>Life Assurance for added peace of mind.</li><li>Enhanced Maternity Package so you can truly enjoy this special time.</li></ul> There is also a range of other benefits including retail discounts, special offers and much more. About your next employer: You will be working for an established, stable and agile company with over 8,000 employees and a unique approach to the delivery of care. With a network of over 90 services across England and Wales covering Mental Health, Neurological, Learning Disabilities &amp; Autism, Children &amp; Education, there is opportunity for you to grow and move. Elysium Healthcare is part of Ramsay Health Care with a global network that extends across 10 countries and employs over 86,000 people globally. Elysium Healthcare follows safer recruitment of staff for all appointments and is a Disability Confident employer, committed to inclusive and accessible recruitment. It is a requirement that all staff understand it is each person's individual responsibility to promote and safeguard the welfare of service users. All candidates will be subject to a DBS disclosure.

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