Practitioner Psychologist

TN United Kingdom; Kirkwall; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking organization as a Practitioner Psychologist, where you will play a crucial role in enhancing pupil well-being through tailored assessment and intervention plans. This role is perfect for an enthusiastic individual with a strong therapeutic approach and decision-making skills. Collaborate with a dedicated team to foster a nurturing environment that empowers vulnerable young people. With a commitment to excellence and community engagement, this position offers a supportive work culture and opportunities for career development. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact, this is the ideal opportunity for you.

Benefits

Health and wellbeing support

Pension schemes

Flexible benefits

Career development opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience managing multidisciplinary teams.
• Post-qualification experience with adults.

Responsibilities

• Deliver assessment and intervention plans for pupils.
• Manage a caseload alongside other clinicians.

Skills

Therapeutic approach

Decision-making skills

Conflict resolution skills

Data management skills

Education

Doctoral level degree in Psychology

Registered with HCPC

Job description

Job Opportunity: Practitioner Psychologist

We are expanding our clinical services and are seeking a Practitioner Psychologist to join our Clinical Wellbeing team. The successful candidate will work collaboratively to deliver assessment and intervention plans for pupils, supporting their development through a holistic, therapeutic approach.

The role involves managing a caseload alongside other clinicians, contributing to staff training, consultation, and reflective practice. This position is suited for a resilient, enthusiastic individual with a therapeutic approach, decision-making skills, and the ability to manage their workload effectively.

Our Clinical Team fosters a nurturing environment focused on pupil well-being, safeguarding, and respect. We aim for excellence in supporting vulnerable young people, empowering them to build bright futures.

Location

Regional - Falkland House Schools, Fife and Perth

About the Group

Outcomes First Group is the UK's leading provider of high-quality education and special needs services, committed to positive outcomes and community engagement. Recognized as a 'Great Place to Work' for five consecutive years, our divisions include Acorn Education and Options Autism.

Minimum Requirements

1. Doctoral level degree in Psychology (Clinical, Counselling, Forensic, Educational)
2. Registered with the HCPC and a professional body
3. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams
4. Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or autism, including complex trauma and mental health needs
5. Leadership and strategic management skills
6. Ability to collaborate with key partners
7. Sensitivity and conflict resolution skills
8. Continuing professional development evidence
9. Post-qualification experience with adults
10. Experience in lecturing, teaching, or training
11. Valid UK driving license and access to a vehicle
12. Data management skills for service delivery and development projects

We offer a supportive, inclusive work environment with career development opportunities and a comprehensive benefits package, including health and wellbeing support, pension schemes, flexible benefits, and more. All applicants will undergo an enhanced DBS check, in line with safeguarding policies.