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Home Based Remote Working Clinical / Counselling / Forensic / Educational Psychologist Location:Home Based,Currently, a lot of the work is able to be carried out from home Career Level C/ (NHS Band 7 - 8a) options available Salary for Qualified Psychologist - £46,781 - £53,592 depending on experience Full time 37.5 hours a week or Part-time considered for a minimum of 3 days / 22.5 hours a week 6 - 9 m... ZIPC1_UKTJ

Clinical Psychologist (Remote) • Salary: Negotiable, • Location: Remote, • Job Type: Permanent Full-time Opportunities, • Start Date: ASAP About The Role We’re seeking a dedicated Clinical Psychologist to join RTN Mental Health Solutions. This fully remote role offers the opportunity to play a key part in the diagnostic journey for children, young people, and adults with suspected autism and ADHD. You’ll work as part of a multidisciplinary team, delivering comprehensive assessments, clinical formulations, and psychological insight. We welcome applications from Clinical Psychologists at different stages of their career, including newly qualified practitioners. Your skills and perspective will help shape the future of neurodevelopmental services at RTN. Key Responsibilities Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis • Conduct comprehensive neurodevelopmental assessments for children, young people, and adults with suspected autism and/or ADHD., • Administer and interpret gold-standard diagnostic tools, including ADOS-2 and ADI-R., • Develop clear summary formulations that integrate developmental history, observations, and assessment data to support diagnostic decisions., • Contribute psychological insight to multidisciplinary formulation and care planning. Reporting and Documentation • Produce high-quality, person-centred diagnostic reports that meet clinical, professional, and regulatory standards., • Maintain accurate, confidential clinical records in line with HCPC, GDPR, and RTN policies. Collaboration and Team Working • Engage actively in multidisciplinary team discussions, contributing to holistic case understanding and treatment planning., • Collaborate with psychiatrists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, and other professionals to ensure a joined-up approach to care., • Work alongside and occasionally support or supervise trainee Neurodevelopmental Practitioners, providing guidance as appropriate. Consultation and Training • Offer expert advice and consultation on neurodevelopmental conditions to colleagues and partner professionals., • Contribute to in-house training sessions, promoting psychologically informed practice across the team. Service Development and Professional Growth • Take part in service development initiatives, including audits, pathway design, and quality improvement., • Engage in ongoing clinical supervision and CPD to maintain HCPC registration and deliver high standards of practice. About You Essential • HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate (or equivalent) in Clinical Psychology., • Proven experience in autism and/or ADHD diagnosis in children or adults., • Skilled in psychological assessment, formulation, and report writing., • Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain complex clinical information clearly and empathetically., • Confident working both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team., • Comfortable using digital systems to deliver remote assessments and maintain clinical records. Desirable • Experience supervising junior staff or trainees., • Practical experience in ADOS-2 and/or ADI-R administration., • Background in both NHS and private sector settings., • Involvement in service development or clinical quality improvement initiatives., • Additional training in therapeutic approaches or neurodevelopmental assessment. Company Benefits • Company pension and annual bonus, • Working from home Why Join RTN? • Be part of a forward-thinking organisation that puts clinical excellence at its core., • Help shape the future of neurodevelopmental services., • Lead and inspire the next generation of Neurodevelopmental Practitioners., • Hybrid working arrangements., • Supportive, inclusive, and innovative work culture. If you’re a compassionate Clinical Psychologist who’s passionate about neurodevelopmental care, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and be part of something meaningful at RTN Mental Health Solutions.

Mental Health Clinical Lead –Mindplace clinics Location: Home and site based – travel to Bupa sites will be required Contract: Permanent, Full-time (37.5 hours) – Flexible options available Salary: Competitive salary (depending on experience) + excellent benefits Closing Date: Thursday, 7th May 2026 This advert may close ahead of the stated deadline should we receive an exceptionally high number of applications. About the Role Helping people live longer, healthier, happier lives and making a better world sits at the heart of everything we do at Bupa. As a purpose‑driven organisation without shareholders, we reinvest our profits directly into providing better, more accessible healthcare for the benefit of our customers, now and in the future. Bupa’s refreshed strategy reflects a clear ambition to take greater ownership of the end‑to‑end healthcare experience for our customers, while accelerating the delivery of care through digital innovation and advances in clinical practice. The clinical community plays a critical role in delivering this strategy. Bupa’s Mindplace service is a newly established and fast‑growing mental health offering, providing high‑quality, face‑to‑face mental healthcare in purpose‑designed locations across the UK. Mindplace responds directly to the increasing demand for accessible, safe and effective mental health services. The Mental Health Clinical Lead is a pivotal role within this growth journey. The post holder will have responsibility for the clinical development, delivery and oversight of mental health services and products across Bupa’s Mindplace centres nationwide. Working closely with clinical, operational and senior leadership colleagues, the Mental Health Clinical Lead will help shape the future direction of the service. They will ensure the highest standards of clinical practice and customer experience, stay abreast of evolving national guidance and best practice, and play a key role in supporting the safe, sustainable and high‑quality growth of Bupa’s face‑to‑face mental health services. Key Responsibilities Clinical Leadership & Strategy • Provide senior clinical leadership across Bupa Health Clinics’ Mental Health services, working closely with the Clinical Head of Mental Health and Medical Director., • Deliver high standards of clinical governance, quality improvement, education and service development., • Deputise for the Clinical Head of Mental Health when required., • Act as a trusted clinical voice, leading by example and fostering a positive culture aligned to Bupa values., • Translate strategic objectives into operational delivery for frontline clinical teams. Governance, Quality & Safety • Lead and contribute to clinical assurance, audit programmes, risk management and regulatory compliance., • Ensure robust clinical policies, procedures and performance monitoring are in place and consistently applied., • Oversee incident management, complaints investigation, safeguarding, and Datix usage, promoting a culture of learning and continuous improvement., • Chair and contribute to Mental Health clinical governance meetings as appropriate. People Leadership & Workforce Development • Provide clinical leadership and support to Mental Health clinicians, practitioners and the Lead Therapist team (dotted‑line management)., • Deliver clinical supervision, one‑to‑one leadership support, and pastoral guidance., • Develop sustainable CPD, education and career development pathways., • Support recruitment, workforce planning, engagement initiatives and Pulse survey action planning. Clinical Delivery • Undertake regular clinical sessions in line with business needs., • Support consistent, high‑quality service delivery across Bupa clinics and partner sites., • Ensure adequate senior clinical cover and processes for urgent clinical enquiries. Customer Experience • Oversee management of serious complaints and monitor customer feedback and experience trends., • Drive service improvements through data analysis, deep‑dives and targeted action plans., • Embed a culture of Connected Care and high customer service standards. Business & Commercial Support • Provide clinical input to product development, tenders, sales, marketing, media and communications activity., • Support development of clinical content such as webinars, talks and written materials., • Work collaboratively with internal teams to support business growth and innovation. Communication & Information Governance • Ensure effective, transparent communication between clinical teams and senior leadership., • Champion the use of technology and new communication approaches., • Maintain high standards of information governance, confidentiality and data protection. Working Environment • Chartered Clinical or Counselling Psychologist (Doctorate level, BPS‑accredited, HCPC registered), • Accredited CBT Psychotherapist (PG Diploma, BABCP‑accredited), • Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist (Level 4+ diploma, BACP‑accredited) Applicants must have substantial leadership experience in mental health services. Key Skills & Experience • Proven clinical leadership and relationship management experience, • Strong background in clinical governance, including quality standards, audit, risk management, incidents and complaints handling, • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence, motivate and negotiate effectively, • Credible and persuasive clinical authority with strong decision‑making capability, • Highly developed analytical, planning, prioritisation and organisational skills, • Confident team leader who works collaboratively and performs well in fast‑paced environments, • Agile and adaptable, with resilience during periods of growth and strategic change, • Commercially and operationally aware, able to balance clinical excellence with business needs, • Solution‑focused, proactive and driven, with strong personal and professional integrity, • IT proficient, with the ability to use data and digital tools to improve quality and performance, • Sound understanding of national clinical and regulatory guidance, with the ability to research and apply evidence‑based practice to improve outcomes What It’s Like to Work at Bupa We’re a purpose‑driven organisation with no shareholders. Meaning everything we do focuses on delivering better care for our customers and communities. Join a supportive, inclusive environment where you’ll help people live longer, healthier, happier lives. Benefits • 25 days’ holiday (increasing with service) + option to buy/sell, • 3 paid volunteering days, • Enhanced pension & life insurance, • Annual performance‑based bonus, • Bupa health insurance, • Discounted dental cover, • Digital GP access, • Emotional and family wellbeing support, • Financial wellbeing resources, • Support for carers Diversity and Inclusion We celebrate diversity and foster an inclusive environment where you can be your authentic self. Bupa is a Level 2 Disability Confident Employer. This means we aim to offer an interview/assessment to every disabled applicant who meets the minimum criteria for the role. We’ll make sure you are treated fairly and offer reasonable adjustments as part of our recruitment process to anyone that needs them. Ready to make a difference? Apply today and help us deliver exceptional mental health care across the UK.

Bring your expertise to Jersey’s highly regarded Multidisciplinary Pain Service as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist / Psychology Lead, combining professional autonomy and clinical leadership with the chance to make a tangible difference to people living with persistent pain. Please find our informative brochure here: ___ Working as an integral member of the multidisciplinary leadership team alongside Occupational Therapy, Medical, Nursing and Physiotherapy colleagues, you will lead the psychological arm of the service, delivering specialist individual assessment and intervention, facilitating group programmes, and acting as an expert resource across the wider team. This role integrates contemporary pain science and trauma‑informed care with real opportunity to influence service development, research, teaching and training, with strong support for appropriate clinical supervision and flexible career pathways for clinicians who wish to balance clinical practice with academic or research interests. Our psychology team is fortunate to work within a well‑established, forward‑thinking and collaborative service that values innovation, evidence‑based practice and partnership working, including close links with Pain Support Jersey, ensuring the role remains diverse, engaging and impactful. This post would suit an established Consultant who has achieved a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (D.ClinPsych) and is seeking a rewarding career move where their leadership directly influences patient outcomes. Beyond the role, Jersey offers a unique lifestyle with a privileged work–life balance, breath taking scenery, a safe and inclusive community and the opportunity to enjoy sandy beaches, mild winters and an exceptional quality of life. You’ll be part of a values‑driven organisation delivering world‑class healthcare, with a generous relocation package and the opportunity to experience the extraordinary impact of your expertise and care every single day. We welcome informal discussions with our team so you can find out more about our service and the beautiful island, please contact To find out more about Jersey and relocating to the Island: ___ For a ful job description: ___

We are working in partnership with a well-established, specialist neurodevelopmental assessment provider to recruit an experienced ADI-R Assessor (Psychologist). This is an excellent opportunity for a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist with strong autism assessment experience to work flexibly within a dedicated ASD service, supporting children, young people and adults through high-quality diagnostic assessments.\nThis role is particularly well suited to psychologists looking to further specialise in autism assessment, broaden their professional network in this space, and contribute to reducing assessment waiting times through efficient, person-centred practice.\n\nKey Responsibilities\n\nConduct high-quality ADI-R assessments as part of a comprehensive autism diagnostic pathway\nGather, analyse and interpret developmental histories in line with best-practice diagnostic standards\nProduce clear, timely and high-quality clinical reports\nWork collaboratively within a wider multidisciplinary team to ensure robust clinical decision-making\nMaintain professional, ethical and HCPC-compliant practice at all timesRequirements\n\nHCPC-registered Clinical or Counselling Psychologist (essential)\nMinimum of 5 years post-qualification UK experience\nSignificant ADI-R experience – completion of 50+ ADI-R assessments (essential)\nADI-R trained and confident working autonomously\nExperience with other diagnostic tools such as ADOS is highly desirable\nStrong report-writing skills and a person-centred, neuro-affirmative approachWhy join Service Care Solutions? \n \n£250 Welcome Bonus\n\nWe are offering a Welcome Bonus of £250, paid after completion of 150 hours (or equivalent) in your new placement. \nRefer a Friend (Earn up to £750 per Referral) \n\nSimply refer your friend. If they get the role, we’ll give you up to £750 per Referral.How to Apply\nIf you are an experienced Psychologist with substantial ADI-R assessment experience and are looking for flexible, specialist work within an established autism service, we’d love to hear from you.\nPlease contact Chris on using the below details:\nE: (url removed)\nT: (Apply online only)

Job Overview The main role will entail the delivery of evidence-based, neuroaffirmative psychological therapy to children, young people, and their parents. The Psychologist will adapt therapeutic approaches based on age, i.e., parenting support and/or play based therapy for younger children, and individual therapy for older children. Experience with working with children under 5 years of age would be desirable, and experience of working therapeutically with school aged children and young people (age 5-17) is essential. Experience of at least 2 therapeutic modalities is essential. The Psychologist will be responsible for conducting initial parent intake appointments for therapy and collaboratively deciding on an evidence-based plan for therapy. The Psychologist will work collaboratively with the systems around the child/young person, e.g., school and family to ensure a holistic approach to therapeutic support. The Psychologist will be clinically responsible for their caseload and will adhere to all local safeguarding guidelines. They will be comfortable with managing an appropriate level of risk for an outpatient clinic and liaise with psychiatrists locally to support this endeavor. The Psychologist will be responsible for keeping timely online clinical records, including a formal ICD-11 diagnosis to aid with insurance claims. The Psychologist will from time to time provide talks or coffee mornings to key stakeholders, e.g., schools in the local community, or parent groups. The testing psychology part of the role entails leading multidisciplinary neurodevelopmental assessments for school aged children (aged 5 to 17). As the professional leading the neurodevelopmental assessment, the Psychologist will meet parents and collect information from teachers to consider suitability for assessment pathways and/or referral to other services. Neurodevelopmental diagnosis may include but are not limited to Autism, ADHD, Intellectual Disabilities, Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia and Dyscalculia), Developmental Coordination Disorder and Developmental Language Disorders. Knowledge of DSM-5 clinical criteria and relevant differential diagnosis is essential. Competency in conducting a range of relevant standardized assessments is important which may include but not limited to WISC-5, WPPSI-4, WIAT-3, CTOPP-2, DASH-2, ADOS-2 or MIGDAS, DIVA-5, Conners CPT-3, Trails-X, CTMT-2. The Psychologist should be competent in using such psychometric questionnaires as BASC-3, Conners-4, SRS-2, Sensory Profile, and in interpreting assessments conducted by wider members of the multidisciplinary team including MABC-3 and CELF-5. The Psychologist will liaise with other members of the multidisciplinary team (Assistant Psychologists, Educational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists and Occupational Therapists) to conduct testing and make diagnostic conclusions. Reports must include clear, practical strategies to support the child at home and in school settings. The role requires the Psychologist to lead feedback meetings with parents and subsequent ‘team around the child’ meetings with schools. The role requires strong clinical and communication skills to facilitate collaboration between families, schools, and other systems around the client. The job holder must also adhere to company policies on report writing and documentation and maintaining a consistent and high clinical standard. Key Accountabilities 1. Clinical Quality and Accuracy • Use of appropriate standardized tools and evidence-based therapy., • Clinical formulation of presenting difficulties and accurate diagnosis given., • Accurate interpretation of assessment data and formulation of diagnoses., • Diagnostic reports aligned with DSM-5 criteria and company standards., • Inclusion of clear, specific strategies for use at home/school where appropriate., • Understanding of JCQ exam accommodation requirement, • Effective risk assessments, safety plans, and onwards referrals for risk management where appropriate., • Referrals to Child Protection and the CDA where appropriate. 2. Neurodiversity and Affirmative Practice • Demonstrate neurodiversity-affirmative approaches in all aspects of the role from communication to therapeutic approaches, and any documentation., • Engage in ongoing training and reflective practice to promote an inclusive, respectful, and strength-based approach for neurodivergent clients. 3. Timeliness and Productivity • Completion of assessments and reports within agreed timelines., • Efficient caseload management and appropriate scheduling of assessments and therapy sessions., • Meeting weekly/monthly targets for psychological therapy sessions and completed assessments. 4. Communication and Collaboration • Clear, respectful, and timely communication with families and caregivers., • Effective collaboration with multidisciplinary team members., • Liaising with schools, psychiatrists, and external stakeholders to support holistic care. 5. Documentation and Compliance • Adherence to company policies for report writing and clinical documentation., • Maintenance of accurate and up-to-date client records., • Compliance with data protection, confidentiality, and ethical standards. 6. Professional Development and Supervision • Engagement in regular supervision and reflective practice., • Participation in relevant CPD activities and training., • Integration of feedback into clinical practice for continuous improvement. Qualifications/Requirements • A minimum of a Master’s Degree in Psychology that meets the requirements for CDA licensing or A minimum of a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology (M.Clin Psych) or a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PhD or Clin Psych) required to obtain a DHA license., • Strong skills in delivering evidence-based psychological therapy in at least 2 modalities, e.g., CBT and EMDR., • Strong proficiency in administering and interpreting a wide range of standardised assessment tools., • Understanding and/or a willingness to learn diagnostic skills aligned with DSM-5 criteria., • Effective communication and interpersonal skills to engage with families, schools, and multidisciplinary teams., • Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary framework and to coordinate care across systems., • Commitment to maintaining high standards of clinical documentation and ethical practice.

🧠 Clinical / Counselling Psychologist – Palliative Care & Oncology (Band 7–8a) 📍 West Midlands 🗓️ Part‑Time | 3 Days per Week | ASAP Start – End of September 💷 Competitive Band‑Aligned Locum Rates Are you an HCPC‑registered Psychologist seeking a meaningful locum role within specialist oncology and palliative care? This is a rare opportunity to join a compassionate, well‑established multidisciplinary service supporting patients and families facing cancer, life‑limiting conditions and end‑of‑life challenges. You’ll work across an integrated palliative and oncology pathway, collaborating closely with Clinical Nurse Specialists, Cancer Care Navigators, palliative physicians and therapists. This role offers autonomy, clinical depth and the chance to make a profound difference to patient experience. 💼 What You’ll Be Doing: • Deliver specialist psychological assessments for patients with cancer and other life‑limiting conditions, drawing on a range of validated tools and clinical interviews., • Provide evidence‑based interventions (e.g., ACT, CFT, CBT) to support patients, carers and families adjusting to diagnosis, treatment and end‑of‑life processes., • Develop individualised formulations and care plans grounded in psychological theory and best practice., • Communicate highly emotive and sensitive information with clarity, empathy and professionalism., • Offer consultation, guidance and reflective support to MDT colleagues managing complex emotional and behavioural presentations., • Participate in MDT meetings and work collaboratively across acute and community palliative care settings., • Undertake risk assessment and risk management, providing psychological input to wider team processes., • Maintain accurate, high‑quality clinical records and contribute to service audits and governance activity. 🎯 What We’re Looking For: • HCPC registration as a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist., • Experience supporting adults with complex emotional, physical or health‑related needs., • Confidence working autonomously within a specialist service and collaboratively within MDT structures., • Ability to manage highly emotive clinical material and support others working in challenging contexts., • Desirable: Experience in palliative care, oncology, health psychology or adult mental health, though strong transferable skills are welcomed. 💷 Salary & Benefits: • Competitive Band 7–8a hourly rates Part‑time working pattern (3 days per week), • Supportive MDT environment across oncology and palliative care, • Dedicated Pulse consultant for onboarding, compliance and ongoing support, • Weekly payroll and access to exclusive locum opportunities 📩 Interested? Drop me a message, apply below, or submit your CV via the Pulse website. A specialist Psychological Therapies Recruitment Consultant will talk you through the role, your experience and next steps. Reasonable Adjustments: If you require adjustments during the application or interview process, please let us know. We are committed to ensuring an inclusive and accessible recruitment experience.

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