CYP-PT Systemic Family Practice Trainee

The Methodist Church in Britain; England; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

NHS funded salary

Postgraduate Diploma from King's or L…

Staff training opportunities

Job summary

This 12-month full-time post with NELFT's Mid Essex Mental Health Support Team combines employment with postgraduate study towards a King's College London Postgraduate Diploma. Trainees split the week between academic study and supervised clinical work with children, young people and families, delivering evidence-based interventions in systemic family practice for conduct disorder and depression.

Travel independently across the Mid Essex area and to King’s College London’s Denmark Hill campus,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree (2:2 UK) in Psychology or related subject.
• Registerable professional qualification in psychology, social work, mental health nursing, occupational therapy, or art/music therapy.
• Access to a vehicle and ability to travel independently for work.

Responsibilities

• Deliver evidence-based psychological interventions to children, young people and families under supervision.
• Complete supervised clinical work within the service across schools and community settings.
• Undertake academic study and independent learning at King's College London, two and a half days a week.
• Meet the programme's assessment and independent learning requirements alongside clinical practice and supervision.
• Travel independently across the Mid Essex area and to King's College London's Denmark Hill campus, where attendance is mandatory.

Skills

Evidence-based practice

Clinical supervision

Travel flexibility

Education

Bachelor's degree (2:2) in Psychology or related field

Job description

This 12-month full-time post with NELFT's Mid Essex Mental Health Support Team combines employment with postgraduate study towards a King's College London Postgraduate Diploma. Trainees split the week between academic study and supervised clinical work with children, young people and families, delivering evidence-based interventions in systemic family practice for conduct disorder and depression. NHS England funds the salary and university fees. A two-year funding rule may bar recent graduates of NHS England-funded programmes.

What the job involves

• Deliver evidence-based psychological interventions to children, young people and families under supervision
• Complete supervised clinical work within the service across schools and community settings
• Undertake academic study, teaching and independent learning at King's College London, two and a half days a week
• Meet the programme's assessment and independent learning requirements alongside clinical practice and supervision
• Travel independently across the Mid Essex area and to King's College London's Denmark Hill campus, where attendance is mandatory

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree at minimum second-class from a UK university, or overseas equivalent, in Psychology, Education, Childhood Development, Social Work or a related subject

Registration & licences

• Registerable professional qualification as a psychologist, social worker, mental health nurse, occupational therapist, or art or music therapist
• Counsellor with three years' minimum training, full MBACP Accred membership and public or voluntary sector experience

Experience

• Relevant experience meeting King's College London entry requirements

Checks & eligibility

• Access to a vehicle and ability to travel independently for work
• Not a recent graduate of an NHS England-funded programme within the two-year funding rule
• Meets King's College London visa requirements

What’s offered

• NHS England-funded salary and university training costs
• Postgraduate Diploma from King's College London on successful completion
• Combined employment and academic training post
• Staff health and wellbeing activities
• Staff networks and training opportunities
• Investment in staff development