KM261059 - Clinical Psychologist (CAMHS)

NHS Grampian; Aberdeen City; Sur place; GBP 52 000 - 68 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

NHS Grampian CAMHS invites applications for a Band 8A Clinical Psychologist on a permanent basis, split 1.0 wte and 0.5 wte, to join our inclusive multi-disciplinary team in Aberdeen.

You will deliver 1:1 therapy with children and adolescents, contribute to family and group work, and engage in service development, teaching and training. A reflective, trauma-informed approach is valued within a supportive supervisory framework.

Qualifications

• Previous clinical experience of working with children and adolescents is essential.
• Experience of working collaboratively with other professional groups and partner agencies is desirable.
• Published research / audit will be an advantage.

Responsabilités

• 1:1 therapeutic work with children and adolescents.
• Family work and group work within CAMHS.
• Specialist work streams and consultation within the team.
• Contributing to departmental research / audit and teaching / training.

Description du poste

Band 8A - CAMHS Clinical Psychologist 1.0wte and 0.5wte - permanent

NHS Grampian Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) is an inclusive, values based multi-disciplinary team including Clinical and Applied Psychology, Psychotherapy, Clinicians, Allied Health Professionals, Nursing, Psychiatry, Admin, Business and Support staff. Our team ethos promotes patient-centred care, efficiency and a culture that values, enables and develops our staff.

We are looking for warm, reflective, innovative individuals who want to make a difference to join us working with children, young people, their families and wider systems. We are seeking individuals that share values that are important to us being respectful, kind, curious, collaborative, efficient, forward thinking and trauma informed and those that embody these values in their day to day work.

NHS Grampian CAMHS provides an across the age range (0-18) service covering the Grampian region, with geographically based teams (City, Shire and Moray) and a specialist CAMHS Hub. There are excellent opportunities for a wide range of clinical experience within CAMHS (1:1 therapeutic work, family work, group work, specialist work streams and consultation), in early intervention, contributing to departmental research / audit, taking part in local and national teaching / training; and being part of a dynamic service undergoing new developments at a challenging time nationally. Our treatment approaches are eclectic with multiple psychological modalities offered by different team members including Schema Focussed work, CBT, DBT, Mentalisation, IPT, Systemic Family Therapy, FBT, ACT, EMDR, psychotherapy, play therapy and pharmacotherapy.

We are part of the North of Scotland regional CAMHS Tier 4 network and alongside out-patient work, we work closely alongside the regional Dudhope Young People’s In-patient Unit. As well as having strong regional and national links, CAMHS works collaboratively with our local partner agencies across Grampian to continue to develop and foster local Tier 1 and 2 community mental health and wellbeing supports for children, young people and their families. We have a dedicated Early Intervention team.

Tailored and supportive line management alongside one to one, peer group and multi-disciplinary supervision structures are in place to support professional reflection and growth. There is an established dynamic monthly CPD programme and a local CAMHS training group driving forward staff and team development. We host D.Clin.Psych, CYP MsC and PIAT trainees.

Previous clinical experience of working with children and adolescents is essential, including some experience of working within CAMHS settings. Experience of working collaboratively with other professional groups and partner agencies is desirable, and published research / audit will be an advantage.

Grampian, located in the North East of Scotland, has a population of over half a million. The scenery across the North East is enchanting and inspiring, from beautiful coasts to the Cairngorm Mountain range. The area offers both rural and urban based leisure, cultural and sporting activities to suit a range of interests. There is easy access to airports in both Aberdeen and Inverness. Grampian is a major centre of Education with two Universities, Aberdeen and Robert Gordon’s.

For further information please contact: Dr Rachael Smith (Professional Lead / Consultant Clinical Psychologist), Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS). Telephone [phone]

We look forward to hearing from you!

Additional Information For Candidates

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NHS Grampian forms one of the fourteen regional health boards of NHS Scotland and is responsible for providing health and social care services to a population of over 500,000 people living in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray.

As a board we strive to ensure the environment is conducive to nurturing a positive culture, supported and delivered through our NHS and Social Care values.