Consultant Neuropsychiatrist

NHS; Bristol; On-site; GBP 170,000 - 175,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider in the United Kingdom is seeking a Consultant Neuropsychiatrist for a full-time, permanent role in Bristol. The successful candidate will oversee patient care in the Clipper and Ketch Wards, focusing on delivering high-quality treatment for patients with brain injuries and neuro-degenerative conditions. Responsibilities include leading treatment plans, conducting assessments, and ensuring adherence to GMC standards. Competitive salary offered, with growth expected in the coming years.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Consultant Neuropsychiatrist in a clinical setting.
• Ability to conduct mental-state examinations and patient assessments.
• Familiarity with GMC standards and medical guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Lead on high-quality care for patients admitted to the Clipper and Ketch Wards.
• Oversee and maintain the care of all ward inpatients.
• Audit medical services to ensure high-quality care.

Job description

Position

Consultant Neuropsychiatrist – Full‑time

Location

Bristol, BS10 7DP

Salary & Contract

• Salary: £170,000 per year (increase to £175,000 from April 2026)
• Contract: Permanent
• Working pattern: Full‑time

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced Consultant Neuropsychiatrist to provide senior medical cover on the Clipper Ward (10 bed male service for patients with brain injury and neuro‑degenerative conditions) and the Ketch Ward (6 bed male neuro‑psychiatric service focusing on optimisation and consolidation) at Cygnet Brunel. The post holder will act as the Responsible Clinician, oversee and maintain the care of all ward inpatients, audit medical services, and ensure high‑quality care in accordance with GMC standards and other professional guidelines.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead on the provision of high quality care to service users admitted to the Clipper and Ketch Wards.
• Act as a positive role‑model, maintaining a positive attitude toward patients, families, visitors and staff.
• Take overall responsibility for patient treatment plans in conjunction with the multidisciplinary team.
• Assess referrals and undertake mental‑state examinations of service users.
• Undertake appropriate investigations, diagnosis and treatment.
• Conduct ward rounds