Senior Psychologist — Children with Complex Needs

St Michaels House; Dublin; On-site; EUR 100,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

HSE Pay Scale

Premium Payments (Frontline staff)

Sick Pay Scheme

Paid Maternity Leave

Pension Cycle to Work Scheme

Generous Annual Leave

Employee Assistance Programme

Training / CPD

Career Progression

Job summary

St Michaels House is recruiting a Senior Psychologist to join the Childrens Disability Network Teams (CDNTs) to deliver services to children with complex needs arising from disability and their families in a family-centred model. The role includes involvement in clinical audit, research, and development of evidence-informed pathways alongside a multidisciplinary team.

Essential requirements include a recognised post-graduate qualification in Clinical, Educational or Counselling psychology and at

Qualifications

• Recognised post-graduate qualification in Clinical, Educational or Counselling psychology meeting PSY Ireland requirements.
• Qualifications from outside Ireland must be validated by the Department of Health.
• Experience with children with complex behavioural presentations across settings and supporting families/educators.
• Minimum of 2 years post-qualification experience in a disability or children's service.
• Demonstrate collaborative working within interdisciplinary and multiagency teams.

Responsibilities

• Involved in clinical audit and research and establishment of evidence-informed pathways for service delivery.
• Incorporate service development initiatives including complex behaviour support.
• Line management will be by the CDNT Manager with clinical supervision provided by the Principal Psychologist.

Skills

Clinical psychology

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Stakeholder engagement

Research interest

Education

Post-graduate qualification in Clinical, Educational or Counselling psychology

Job description

St Michaels House is recruiting a Senior Psychologist to join the Childrens Disability Network Teams (CDNTs) to deliver services to children with complex needs arising from disability and their families in a family-centred model. The role includes involvement in clinical audit, research, and development of evidence-informed pathways alongside a multidisciplinary team.

Essential requirements include a recognised post-graduate qualification in Clinical, Educational or Counselling psychology and at