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Consultant Psychologist

Leeds

Permanent

Full-time

Job ID:

33921

Summary

Consultant Psychologist – Inpatient Rehabilitation Role

Location: West Yorkshire – Headingley (Leeds) and Dewsbury
Salary: Up to £78,750 per annum
Hours: 37.5 per week
Contract Type: Permanent, Full Time

Overview

One of the UK's most well respected and established independent mental health providers are seeking an experienced Consultant Psychologist to join their senior clinical team in a dual-site role across two specialist rehabilitation hospitals in West Yorkshire.

The services provide Level 2 rehabilitation for adult male patients with complex mental health needs, supporting recovery, risk reduction and progression towards community living. One site focuses on adult mental health rehabilitation, while the second also supports individuals with additional physical health needs, neuropsychiatry presentations, older adult care and dementia.

You will work 3 days on one site and 2 days on the other, offering variety while maintaining continuity of care.

The Role

You will play a key strategic and clinical leadership role within a highly skilled multidisciplinary team, contributing to both direct patient care and wider service development.

Key responsibilities include:

Leading psychological assessment, formulation and intervention for individuals with complex and enduring mental health needs
Providing highly specialist psychological input, drawing on CBT and at least two additional therapeutic modalities
Supporting the development and delivery of psychologically informed care plans and behavioural interventions
Offering clinical supervision, leadership and mentorship to qualified psychologists, trainees and assistants
Contributing to risk formulation, management strategies and recovery-focused pathways
Playing an active role in service evaluation, audit and quality improvement projects
Working collaboratively with senior clinicians and managers to support service planning, innovation and pathway development
Promoting best practice, reflective working and psychologically safe team cultures

About You

This role would suit a confident, resilient Consultant Psychologist who enjoys balancing hands-on clinical work with strategic influence.

You will bring:

Doctoral level qualification in Clinical or Counselling Psychology
HCPC registration
Strong grounding in CBT, plus at least two additional therapeutic approaches
Experience working with complex presentations within inpatient, rehabilitation or forensic-adjacent settings
Demonstrable leadership and management experience, including supervision and service development
Confidence operating at both clinical and strategic levels
A collaborative, compassionate approach and strong professional judgement

What’s on Offer

In return, you’ll receive a genuinely supportive package designed to help you thrive long-term:

Competitive salary up to £78,750
Birthday leave (an extra day off to celebrate)
Enhanced maternity pay
Contributory pension scheme
Free on-site parking
Access to funded CPD and professional development, including sponsorship for further qualifications
Leadership and management development programmes
Health and wellbeing benefits, including healthcare cash plans and discounted gym membership
Long service awards and referral bonuses
Clear progression pathways within a large, well-established mental health provider

Additional Information

Pre-employment checks will apply, including an enhanced DBS
Applications may be reviewed on a rolling basis, and the vacancy may close early if sufficient interest is received

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Psychologist - Combined ADHD and ASD Assessor

Remote

Contract

Full-time

Job ID:

33855

Summary

Job role: Psychologist – Neurodevelopmental Specialist Practitioner
Location: Remote
Full time/Part time: 1–4 days a week
Sector: Child ASD and ADHD Pathway
Specialism: Combined Autism and ADHD Assessments
Tools used: Knowledge and practical use of DIVA / DSM-5 criteria / Developmental Histories (ADI-R training desirable)
Rates: £530 per combined assessment and write up, up to 3 assessments a day plus £85 per 20 min validation MDT
Pay Type: Ltd company / Direct Pay

Introduction

Are you a Psychologist seeking a rewarding remote role that offers genuine work-life balance and a collaborative, well-supported environment that uses technology to make clinical work more efficient?

If so, this opportunity may be ideal. We are looking for an experienced neurodevelopmental practitioner to join our private client’s expanding remote assessment team.

Job Summary

We are seeking a Neurodevelopmental Specialist Practitioner for a fully remote post, offering 1–4 days a week, any day Monday to Friday, with optional weekend availability. The rate is £530 per combined Autism and ADHD assessment, paid directly to you.

A typical combined assessment (2-2.5hours), MDT discussion with an ADOS clinician and written report takes around 3.5-4 hours in total.

Due to continued service growth, our client requires an additional clinician with strong neurodevelopmental assessment experience. All assessments are completed remotely using secure video consultations.

The service is particularly interested in Psychologists with CAMHS experience or those with extensive neurodevelopmental pathway expertise.

What The Role Offers

• Remote Working Opportunity: Complete all assessments from home with full location flexibility.
• Admin Support: Benefit from comprehensive AI, administrative, billing, IT and secretarial support.
• Clinical Focus: Dedicate your time to high-quality assessment and clinical formulation, supported by medical secretaries, junior doctors and internal psychology services.
• Competitive Remuneration: Work at one of the highest rates available for this specialism.
• Flexible Work Schedule: Select your working days, with options from 1 day a week, Monday to Saturday.
• Supportive Structure: Work in line with accepted clinical guidelines with a service that values autonomy, professionalism and high standards of care.

Our client is one of the UK’s leading private providers of neurodevelopmental assessments and post-diagnostic support for children and adolescents. Their approach is thorough, evidence-based and firmly grounded in compassionate practice.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Psychologist looking to make a meaningful difference while contributing to a growing and purpose-driven service.

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School Based - Psychologist

Permanent

Full-time

Job ID:

33518

Summary

Job Title: Psychologist (HCPC-Registered)
Location: Chigwell, Essex
Salary: Up to £70,000
Full time/Part time: Full Time - 37 hours (including paid school holidays & bank holidays)

Job Overview

We are looking for a compassionate, HCPC-registered Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling) to join a school based in Chigwell, Essex. You will work as part of a multi-disciplinary clinical team supporting children and young people (5–19) with autism and complex needs, embedding therapeutic practice across education and care. The role offers up to £70,000 (including paid school holidays) plus an excellent benefits package and structured clinical development.

You will be based at a purpose-built school for up to 150 pupils, with superb facilities and extensive outdoor space, enabling truly personalised therapeutic living and learning environments.

Duties

Conduct clinically informed assessments and formulations, and deliver individualised therapeutic interventions for children and young people with complex presentations (e.g., neurodevelopmental conditions, developmental trauma, SEND).
Provide consultation, workshops, training and guidance to education and residential colleagues so therapeutic support permeates daily practice.
Collaborate within a joined-up, multi-disciplinary model to create and maintain therapeutic living and learning environments across school and children’s homes.
Keep accurate, ethical records of progress and outcomes, contributing to consistent, high-quality care.
Participate in regular supervision and a sector-leading clinical development programme to stay current with best practice.
Champion safeguarding and inclusivity, modelling effective, evidence-informed approaches for the team around each child.

Skills

HCPC registration as a Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist.
Proven ability to assess, formulate and support delivery of interventions for children and young people with complex needs (including autism).
Confidence as a model, guide, leader and trainer, with excellent communication and collaboration skills across education and care settings.
Highly organised, proactive and committed to achieving the best outcomes for young people.
Comfortable working within a structured clinical service with supervision and ongoing professional development.

This is an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact within a supportive, well-resourced environment - complete with full school-holiday entitlement, wellbeing support, flexible benefits and beautiful beautiful facilities.

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Psychologist

Surrey

Permanent

Full-time

Job ID:

32558

Summary

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Tadworth, Surrey
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £67,764
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

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Psychologist

Lancashire

Permanent

Full-time

Job ID:

32556

Summary

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Chorley, Lancashire
Fulltime/Part time: Full time, can offer part time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £62,192
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

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