Senior Neurodevelopmental Psychologist – Autism Specialist

Birmingham Community Healthcare Nhs Foundation Trust; Birmingham; Presencial; GBP 58 000 - 65 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Senior Practitioner Psychologist for the Neurodevelopmental Pathway (Autism Assessment Service) in Birmingham. You will assess children with neurodevelopmental needs, supervise other psychologists, and contribute to policy and service development within a multidisciplinary team.

Role involves liaising with education partners, supporting research, and driving improvements across care settings.

Qualificações

• Post graduate Doctoral level training in Clinical/Counselling/Forensic Psychology (or equivalent) as accredited by the BPS.
• HCPC Registration as a Practitioner Psychologist is essential.
• Post-doctoral qualification in specialised areas of psychological practice.
• Training in supervision of doctoral level trainee psychologists.
• Knowledge of research methodology and complex data analysis.

Responsabilidades

• Provide specialist psychological assessment of children using diverse sources and methods.
• Formulate and implement plans for formal psychological treatment and management.
• Deliver a range of psychological interventions across teams and settings.
• Apply knowledge of SEND processes and education in practice.

Conhecimentos

Leadership

Communication

Supervision

Audit & research

Formação académica

Doctoral level training in Clinical/Psychology

HCPC Registration as Practitioner Psychologist

Post-doctoral qualification in a specialised area

Training in supervision of doctoral trainees

Research methodology knowledge

Knowledge of neurodevelopmental conditions

Ferramentas

ADOS-2

ADI-R

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Senior Practitioner Psychologist for the Neurodevelopmental Pathway (Autism Assessment Service) in Birmingham. You will assess children with neurodevelopmental needs, supervise other psychologists, and contribute to policy and service development within a multidisciplinary team.

Role involves liaising with education partners, supporting research, and driving improvements across care settings.