Senior Pediatric Psychologist - Autism & Neurodevelopment

Health Service Executive; Munster; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

Health Service Executive in Ireland is seeking a Senior Clinical Psychologist (367Y) to lead diagnostic assessments and provide neurodevelopmental interventions for children and young people with autism and related conditions. The role emphasizes strengths-based practice and collaboration within multidisciplinary teams.

The post requires extensive experience in differential diagnosis, diagnostic assessment, and evidence-informed interventions, with a commitment to person-centred care and family

Qualifications

• Relevant knowledge, skills and experience in differential diagnosis and diagnostic assessment/intervention when working with children and young people with neurodevelopmental differences, including autism as well as mild to moderate mental health difficulties and complex developmental and social needs.
• In-depth knowledge of the supports, services, and evidence-informed interventions available to Autistic children, young people and their families.
• Strong understanding and practical application of neuro-affirming approaches, with a commitment to strengths-based, person-centred practice.
• Proven experience working effectively within multidisciplinary teams to deliver coordinated, high-quality care and support.

Responsibilities

• Conduct differential diagnosis and diagnostic assessments for children and young people with neurodevelopmental differences.
• Provide evidence-based interventions and support planning in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
• Engage with families to explain assessments and develop person-centred care plans.

Job description

Health Service Executive in Ireland is seeking a Senior Clinical Psychologist (367Y) to lead diagnostic assessments and provide neurodevelopmental interventions for children and young people with autism and related conditions. The role emphasizes strengths-based practice and collaboration within multidisciplinary teams.

The post requires extensive experience in differential diagnosis, diagnostic assessment, and evidence-informed interventions, with a commitment to person-centred care and family