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Practitioner PsychologistinOrpingtoninOrpingtonPUBLISHED WED 8 JAN 2025

King's College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustFollow King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work with a dedicated and brilliant multi-disciplinary team focused on neonatal services.
Potential for innovative service development and evaluation that can improve care for infants and families.
Engagement in high-quality, psychologically-safe, trauma-informed work that directly impacts vulnerable families.
Possibility of contributing to a significant national investment in NICU services, enhancing professional development.
Being part of one of the UK's largest and busiest teaching Trusts, which provides extensive resources and learning opportunities.
Commitment to sustainability and participation in initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions, fostering an environmentally conscious workplace.
Chance to influence and support the psychological and family approaches within a supportive and flexible team environment.
The Practitioner Psychologist role at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Orpington offers an opportunity to join a newly established service for infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and their families. The position involves working collaboratively with a dedicated multi-disciplinary team to design, implement, and assess effective psychological support strategies, contributing to a trauma-informed and neurodevelopmentally-sensitive service within the NICU context. Based across the Denmark Hill and Princess Royal University sites, the role may also expand to include additional sessions in the near future.

Candidates will be part of a committed staff group valued for their psychological and family-centered approaches. King’s College Hospital, as a leading teaching trust, places emphasis on innovative service development and aims to deliver high-quality care while focusing on sustainability and environmental goals. The organisation is seeking individuals passionate about making a significant impact on patient care during a pivotal time in the trust's history. Interested parties are encouraged to reach out for informal discussions about the role.
Opportunity to work with a dedicated and brilliant multi-disciplinary team focused on neonatal services.
Potential for innovative service development and evaluation that can improve care for infants and families.
Engagement in high-quality, psychologically-safe, trauma-informed work that directly impacts vulnerable families.
Possibility of contributing to a significant national investment in NICU services, enhancing professional development.
Being part of one of the UK's largest and busiest teaching Trusts, which provides extensive resources and learning opportunities.
Commitment to sustainability and participation in initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions, fostering an environmentally conscious workplace.
Chance to influence and support the psychological and family approaches within a supportive and flexible team environment.

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