Senior Teaching Fellow in Clinical Psychology – Systemic Module Lead

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Job summary

University of Southampton invites applications for a Senior Teaching Fellow in Clinical Psychology with a focus on the Systemic Module Lead role. This is a part-time, fixed-term 0.4 FTE post dedicated to teaching systemic approaches within the DClin programme.

The appointee will join a collaborative clinical psychology team, contribute to postgraduate teaching and supervision, and support education pathways. DBS checks are required and prior AFT systemic accreditation is beneficial.

Qualifications

• 0.4 FTE part-time permanent post; focus on systemic teaching and learning.
• Experience in postgraduate teaching and supervision in clinical psychology.

Responsibilities

• Support education and training within the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClin) programme.
• Contribute to postgraduate teaching and supervision within the School of Psychology.

Skills

Systemic teaching

Postgraduate teaching

Clinical psychology education

Education

DClinPsy or equivalent

Job description

Senior Teaching Fellow in Clinical Psychology – Systemic Module Lead

This post is offered on a 0.4FTE part-time permanent (14 hours a week - it will be Monday 9-5 and one other working day).

The School of Psychology at the University of Southampton is seeking to make a strategic appointment of a part time permanent 0.4 FTE post to support education and training, and more specifically systemic teaching and learning, within our Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClin) programme.

You will be part of an innovative and dynamic clinical psychology team and contribute to postgraduate teaching and supervision, working within the education pathway. AFT accredited systemic practitioners with expertise in teaching clinical skills and the aspiration to support and develop future Clinical Psychologists will be joining a vibrant community of postgraduate clinical researchers and educators within the school.

The Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programme at the University of Southampton are committed to the scientist-practitioner model, are firmly rooted in the core values of the NHS Constitution and have over 30 years' experience in clinical training in partnership with our local NHS Trusts and related organisations.

Our School is one of the largest providers of postgraduate research and clinical training in the UK, offering a range of MSc programmes (Clinical, Health, Psychology), research doctorates (PhD), Doctoral Programmes in Clinical Psychology (DClin) and Educational Psychology (DEdPsy), and training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).

Psychology is an ambitious and successful School, ranked in the Global Top 100, as well as a friendly and positive place to work. You will join a highly collegiate and professional team who are keen to share expertise, provide mentorship, and support professional development. The School values diversity and equality. It recognises that employees may wish to have working patterns that fit with their caring responsibilities or work-life balance, including part-time working. Due consideration will be given to applicants who have had career breaks for reasons including maternity, paternity or adoption leave, disability or illness. The School of Psychology holds an Athena SWAN Bronze Award demonstrating our commitment to equal opportunities and gender balance in the workplace. The University of Southampton holds an Athena SWAN Silver Award.

For further details about the post you are invited to contact Dr Tess Maguire (Programme Director – DClin; [e-mail] ).

• An enhanced DBS check is required for this role.

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