Part-Time Family & Systemic Psychotherapist (Eating Disorders)

Oxford Health; Aylesbury; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

27 days annual leave

NHS Discount

Competitive pension scheme

Lease car scheme

Cycle to work scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Staff accommodation

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion groups

Job summary

Oxford Health is recruiting a part-time Family and Systemic Psychotherapist to support adults and families within the Buckinghamshire Eating Disorder Service. The role is 22.5 hours weekly, with possible Band 8a level or Band 7 development depending on experience.

You will work in a multidisciplinary team, delivering family-based treatments and systemic approaches, while travelling between Trust sites as needed. Excellent care and collaborative practice are emphasised.

Qualifications

• Postgraduate qualification in family and systemic psychotherapy.
• Registration as a systemic psychotherapist with UKCP or equivalent body.
• Experience of assessment/intervention with adults and families in a mental health setting.

Responsibilities

• Deliver family-based treatment and family/systemic psychotherapy to adults and families.
• Assess and treat adults with eating disorder presentations.
• Maintain a systemic perspective using systemic formulation to support evidence-based treatment.

Skills

Family therapy knowledge

Systemic psychotherapy

Education

Postgraduate qualification in family and systemic psychotherapy

Registration as a systemic psychotherapist with UKCP or equivalent

Job description

Oxford Health is recruiting a part-time Family and Systemic Psychotherapist to support adults and families within the Buckinghamshire Eating Disorder Service. The role is 22.5 hours weekly, with possible Band 8a level or Band 7 development depending on experience.

You will work in a multidisciplinary team, delivering family-based treatments and systemic approaches, while travelling between Trust sites as needed. Excellent care and collaborative practice are emphasised.