Clinical Neuropsychologist

PE Global (UK); Ireland; On-site; EUR 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

PE Global (UK) is seeking a Senior Clinical Neuropsychologist to join a multidisciplinary team providing specialist psychological, neuropsychological and neurorehabilitation services to adults with acquired brain injury across multiple sites. The role requires travel between locations and a driving licence.

You will conduct assessments, develop formulations, and deliver evidence-based interventions, while supporting professional development and contributing to governance and reporting processes.

Qualifications

• Recognised degree in psychology.
• Postgraduate qualification in Clinical Psychology or Clinical Neuropsychology.
• Eligibility for registration with the relevant regulatory body.
• Full professional qualification and ability to practise independently.
• Minimum 3 years’ relevant postgraduate psychology experience.
• Specialist training in acquired brain injury and neurorehabilitation.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessment and intervention for adults with ABI.
• Develop clinical formulations and deliver evidence-based interventions.
• Conduct and interpret psychometric assessments.
• Develop and review Positive Behaviour Support Plans as part of neurorehabilitation.
• Support goal setting, rehab planning and community reintegration.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Neuropsychological assessment

Formulation

Interventions

CPD/ supervision

Education

Honours Degree in Psychology

Postgraduate qualification in Clinical Psychology or Clinical Neuropsychology

Job description

I am recruiting for a Senior Clinical Neuropsychologist which is an exciting opportunity to join a multidisciplinary team and provide specialist psychological, neuropsychological and neurorehabilitation services to adults with acquired brain injuries (ABI). The successful candidate will provide services across the three locations so a car will be essential:

The client provides high-quality, specialised assessment and neurorehabilitation service for people with complex cognitive, physical, behavioural and emotional difficulties following acquired brain injury.

Purpose of the Role

The Senior Clinical / Clinical Neuropsychologist will work as an integral member of the multidisciplinary team, providing specialist assessment, formulation, intervention and neurorehabilitation services to adults with acquired brain injuries.

The successful candidate will have significant clinical experience and a strong interest in working with individuals presenting with complex cognitive, behavioural, emotional, psychological and physical needs.

Key Responsibilities

The successful candidate will be responsible for:

• Providing specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessment and intervention to adults with acquired brain injuries, including traumatic brain injury, stroke and other neurological conditions.
• Conducting psychological, cognitive and neuropsychological assessments and accurately interpreting psychometric assessment results.
• Developing comprehensive clinical formulations and delivering evidence-based psychological and therapeutic interventions.
• Conducting functional behavioural assessments and developing, implementing and reviewing Positive Behaviour Support Plans.
• Supporting individuals throughout neurorehabilitation programmes, including collaborative goal setting, rehabilitation planning and community reintegration.
• Conducting capacity assessments and applying relevant legal, ethical and professional frameworks to clinical practice.
• Working effectively within the multidisciplinary team and contributing to case conferences, clinical reviews, risk assessments, safeguarding processes and discharge planning.
• Providing psychological consultation, advice and psychoeducation to residents, families, carers and multidisciplinary colleagues.
• Delivering staff training, education, workshops, presentations and clinical consultation.
• Providing clinical supervision to Assistant Psychologists and supporting the professional development of junior members of the psychology team.
• Maintaining accurate and comprehensive clinical records and preparing high-quality psychological and neuropsychological reports.
• Contributing to clinical governance, audit, service evaluation, accreditation and quality improvement initiatives.
• Managing a complex clinical caseload while demonstrating excellent organisation, prioritisation, clinical judgement and decision-making skills.

Professional Competencies

The successful candidate will demonstrate:

• Excellent clinical reasoning, formulation, assessment and intervention skills.
• Strong knowledge of current psychological and neuropsychological practice relevant to acquired brain injury and neurorehabilitation.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong report-writing skills, with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.
• The ability to communicate complex psychological and neuropsychological information sensitively and effectively to residents, families and professional colleagues.
• A compassionate, person-centred and recovery-focused approach.
• The ability to work effectively within emotionally demanding and complex clinical environments.
• Flexibility, resilience and the ability to adapt to changing clinical priorities.
• Strong interpersonal and collaborative skills, with the ability to establish effective working relationships with residents, families, colleagues, senior management, external agencies and other stakeholders.
• A strong commitment to professional ethics, confidentiality, safeguarding, clinical governance and evidence-based practice.
• Commitment to ongoing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and professional supervision in accordance with relevant professional guidelines and regulatory requirements.

Essential Criteria

Applicants must have:

• A recognised Honours Degree in Psychology.
• A recognised postgraduate professional qualification in Clinical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, or an equivalent relevant professional qualification.
• Eligibility for, and/or current registration with, the relevant professional psychological regulatory body, as applicable.
• Full professional qualification and eligibility to practise independently at the time of appointment.
• A minimum of 3 years’ relevant postgraduate psychology experience, including relevant experience gained following professional qualification and/or during recognised postgraduate professional training.
• Relevant specialist training and clinical experience in acquired brain injury, neurorehabilitation, neuropsychology, cognitive assessment, behavioural support and psychological intervention.
• A full, clean driving licence and access to private transport, as the role requires travel between locations.

Recognition of Overseas Qualifications

Candidates who have completed their professional training outside the Republic of Ireland must have their qualifications appropriately validated and recognised by the relevant Irish professional and regulatory authorities, where applicable.

Candidates qualified outside the Republic of Ireland must have their qualifications validated by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) prior to the interview stage.

Why Join the team?

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Clinical Psychologist or Clinical Neuropsychologist to join a specialist service where psychology plays a central role in supporting recovery, rehabilitation, quality of life and community participation for people living with acquired brain injury.

You will have the opportunity to work collaboratively within a skilled multidisciplinary team, contribute to service development and clinical governance, and support the professional development of colleagues while making a meaningful difference to the lives of residents and their families.