You are looking for a role that will provide you with the opportunity to learn and grow, you are ambitious and love to learn. You’ve worked hard to gain your qualifications as a Clinical Psychologist and have spent the last few years specialising in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.
You enjoy what you do and are passionate about the mental wellbeing of young people and you also want to progress your career and have the freedom to make decisions in an environment where you are not restricted by budgetary constraints. You want to be able to provide the very best options to those within your care where the most modern techniques are available.
You want to work in an environment where you have a high degree of autonomy and independent practice is encouraged, a role that is varied and diverse and where your goal of pursuing continuing professional development is supported.
Above all you would like to work as part of an enthusiastic and diverse team where you can be involved in increasing the breadth of services available to young people within your care.
You’re looking to move into a successful and profitable organisation that is truly focussed on growth. An organisation that has an anything is possible philosophy together with a strong financial foundation and a desire to do the best for those young people who need it most in our society.
Much like this organisation, you’re drive by values and more importantly want to be part of a culture where everyone is valued and supported by their team.
You’ll be joining the team based in Glasgow as their Clinical Psychologist, playing a vital part in their ambitions to change the outcomes for the most vulnerable young people in the West of Scotland.
If you can:
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Provide specialist psychological assessments of young people based upon the appropriate use, interpretation and integration of complex data from a variety of sources.
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Formulate and implement plans for the formal psychological treatment and/or management of a young person’s psychological and behavioral presentation.
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Implement a range of psychological interventions for individuals, carers, staff, professionals and families.
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Communicate in a skilled and sensitive manner.
And have:
- A post -graduate doctoral level training in clinical psychology as accredited by the BPS or HCPC.
And be :
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Experienced in working with a wide variety of young people.
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Experienced in exercising clinical responsibility for young people’s psychological care and treatment.
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Enthusiastic about a broad range of psychology phenomena related to the development of concerning behaviour and psychological difficulties.
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Able to work as part of a team as well as being comfortable working autonomously.
Then this is an attractive role for you. It is an opportunity to work with a growing and expanding organisation that is an innovator in their field. An organisation that offers their teams expert educational support, team support and the resources to offer the very best outcomes to young people out with the constraints of the national frameworks and budgets