Remote Educational Psychologist — Impact & Collaboration

Connect2Surrey; Reigate; Remote; GBP 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Connect2Surrey is recruiting an Educational Psychologist to work remotely with schools, families and multi‑agency professionals, bringing psychological expertise to a broad range of work. You will provide high-quality consultation, observations, assessments and practical advice within statutory processes and annual reviews.

Opportunity to contribute to professional development, supervise Trainee Educational Psychologists and engage in area-wide Educational Psychology initiatives within Surrey

Responsibilities

• Providing high-quality psychological consultation to SENCOs, teachers, parents/carers and other professionals.
• Working collaboratively with schools and colleagues from different professional disciplines.
• Conducting classroom observations, learning environment assessments and specialist individual psychological assessments where appropriate.
• Providing clear, practical and psychologically informed advice to schools and families.
• Supporting mainstream schools, special schools and Short Stay Schools to develop inclusive and effective learning environments.
• Delivering training and development in specialist areas, collaborating with other professionals where appropriate.
• Providing statutory psychological advice within agreed timescales and contributing to annual reviews.
• Working alongside SEN Management in relation to SEND Tribunals and representing the Local Authority where required.
• Contributing to designated SEN Panels and reviewing identified independent and out-of-county educational placements.
• Supporting Early Years children with identified or emerging SEN, providing consultation and assessment alongside advice for families and settings.
• Working with Health and other partners as part of multi-agency assessment processes.
• Maintaining clear and accurate professional records in line with service requirements.

Job description

Connect2Surrey is recruiting an Educational Psychologist to work remotely with schools, families and multi‑agency professionals, bringing psychological expertise to a broad range of work. You will provide high-quality consultation, observations, assessments and practical advice within statutory processes and annual reviews.

Opportunity to contribute to professional development, supervise Trainee Educational Psychologists and engage in area-wide Educational Psychology initiatives within Surrey