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Comprehensive training programme
Employee assistance programme
Job summary
A children's care organization in the UK is seeking a Clinical/Forensic Psychologist to provide therapeutic services for children in care. The role involves working with multiple children's homes and requires skills in assessment and crisis management. Ideal candidates will have a Doctorate in Psychology and relevant HCPC registration. This is a full-time position offering a salary of £60,000 per annum with benefits like training programs and employee assistance services.
Qualifications
Experience of working with Children and Young People or relevant demonstrable transferable skills is essential.
Knowledge of developmental lifespan psychology and models of psychopathology.
Experience with trauma and complex needs.
Responsibilities
Deliver comprehensive therapeutic service for children in care.
Conduct psychological assessments and formulate care plans.
Work within safeguarding frameworks and child protection procedures.
Skills
Experience with Children and Young People
Applied psychology knowledge
Experience of teaching and training
Ability to communicate effectively
Education
Doctoral-level training in psychology
HCPC registration as Clinical or Forensic Psychologist
Tools
Microsoft Office
Job description
A children's care organization in the UK is seeking a Clinical/Forensic Psychologist to provide therapeutic services for children in care. The role involves working with multiple children's homes and requires skills in assessment and crisis management. Ideal candidates will have a Doctorate in Psychology and relevant HCPC registration. This is a full-time position offering a salary of £60,000 per annum with benefits like training programs and employee assistance services.