Specialist Clinical / Counselling Psychologist

West London NHS Trust; Norwood Green; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A health trust in West London is seeking a Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist to join their Neurodevelopmental Team. The candidate will provide a high-quality psychology service to young people and families, ensuring effective collaboration with colleagues. Applicants should have experience working with children and families, a commitment to staff wellbeing, and an interest in ongoing professional development. This role offers opportunities for supervision and diverse training links within a supportive environment.

Benefits

High-quality training links

Regular supervision

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience of working with young people and their families.
• Creative and dynamic approach to psychology.
• Commitment to staff wellbeing and professional development.

Responsibilities

• Offer high-quality psychology service to young people and families.
• Provide supervision and support to trainees and junior staff.
• Support team development and ensure service accessibility.

Skills

Clinical curiosity

Engagement in reflective practice

Ability to work with young people

Job description

Ealing CAMHS is looking for a 0.6 WTE Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist (Band 8a) to join our friendly, supportive, and experienced multi‑disciplinary specialist mental health service within our Neurodevelopmental Team.

Overview

As part of Ealing CAMHS, you will work within a welcoming psychology team in West London, committed to service improvement, staff well‑being, and valuing diversity in our workforce.

Responsibilities

• Offer a high‑quality psychology service to young people, families and carers, working effectively with colleagues and liaising with other professionals in the network supporting the young person.
• Receive regular supervision from a Principal Clinical Psychologist and undertake professional development opportunities.
• Support team development, provide supervision and support to trainees and junior staff, and help ensure that the service is accessible and effective.

Qualifications

• Experience of working with young people and their families, with a creative and dynamic approach.
• Ability to maintain clinical curiosity, engage in reflective practice, and advocate for children, young people and families' needs.
• Commitment to staff wellbeing, manageable job plans, and the opportunity to develop skills and knowledge further while in role.

Benefits

• High‑quality training links with North London Clinical Psychology training courses and apprenticeships in Clinical Associate Psychology.
• Regular supervision and opportunities for professional development within a diverse and supportive team.