Principal Psychologist

JR United Kingdom; York; Remote; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Une entreprise en pleine croissance recherche un Psychologue Principal pour un service national de neuro-réhabilitation. Le poste est principalement à distance, avec des voyages occasionnels, et propose une opportunité unique d'innover cliniquement dans le système de justice criminelle. Vous jouerez un rôle clé en guidant des équipes cliniques, en formant des professionnels et en améliorant continuellement les services offerts aux individus vulnérables.

Benefits

Horaires flexibles

38 jours de congés payés

Plan de santé

Soutien à la formation

Qualifications

• Psychologue clinicien enregistré auprès de la HCPC.
• Expérience significative dans la réhabilitation neurologique.
• Antécédents prouvés dans la supervision d'équipes cliniques.

Responsibilities

• Superviser les travailleurs de liaison en cas de traumatisme crânien à travers le Royaume-Uni.
• Soutenir l'expansion du service avec un accent sur la réhabilitation centrée sur la personne.
• Contribuer à l'évaluation des services et à la recherche.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Engagement des parties prenantes

Education

Doctorat en psychologie clinique

Formation postuniversitaire en neuropsychologie

Job description

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Are you a skilled and passionate clinical psychologist with neuropsychology experience, ready to lead impactful work within the criminal justice system?

We are seeking a Principal Psychologist to join an expanding national neuro-rehabilitation service delivering support across prisons and probation settings in England and Wales. This is a remote role with occasional travel and offers an exciting opportunity to drive forward clinical innovation, staff development, research, and systemic change.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Provide clinical and neuropsychological supervision to Brain Injury Linkworkers across the UK.
• Support service expansion and development with a focus on evidence-based, person-centred neuro-rehabilitation.
• Deliver and adapt brain injury awareness training across criminal justice settings.
• Contribute to service evaluation and research, author publications, and represent the service at conferences and external events.
• Offer strategic clinical leadership to the wider team, contributing to service design, governance, and continuous improvement.

What We’re Looking For:

• HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist.
• Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (or equivalent).
• Postgraduate training in Neuropsychology (e.g. PGDip) working toward or holding QiCN.
• Significant experience working in neuro-rehabilitation with individuals with brain injury.
• Proven track record in supervising clinical teams and leading complex service delivery.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills.

Why Apply?

• Flexible working arrangements (part-time/job share considered).
• Generous leave entitlement: 38 days including bank holidays (FTE).
• Health cash plan (from June), pension, EAP, training support, and more.
• A role with real social impact—making rehabilitation accessible to vulnerable individuals within the criminal justice system.