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Specialist Clinical PsychologistinReadinginReadingPUBLISHED WED 12 MAR 2025

Opportunity to work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team and with multi-agency partners to create a holistic approach to client care.
Transformative role in establishing a new service aimed at improving support mechanisms for children and young people with learning disabilities.
Flexible working options that promote a healthy work-life balance, enhancing overall job satisfaction.
Engagement in research and development activities that contribute to the growth of evidence-based practices and the advancement of mental health services.
Access to excellent learning and career development opportunities, including supervision and mentoring roles for trainees and junior clinicians.
Inclusive and compassionate work environment that prioritizes employee wellbeing and fosters a sense of belonging.
Generous benefits including a competitive pension scheme, extensive annual leave, and discounts at popular retailers, promoting financial and personal wellbeing.
Are you a dedicated Clinical Psychologist looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children and young people with learning disabilities? Join the Specialist Mental Health Learning Disability Service at Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust in Reading, where you’ll play a crucial role in transforming support systems for those in need. This innovative team fosters collaboration with multi-agency partners and values the voices of families, ensuring every service user feels cared for and understood.

In this role, you will conduct specialist assessments, develop tailor-made treatment plans, and implement evidence-based therapeutic interventions. Lead the way in holistic client care, mentoring fellow clinicians and contributing to the continuous improvement of our services. With flexible working options, generous leave, and a commitment to your professional development, we prioritise not just the wellbeing of our service users but also that of our team members. Come join us in creating a compassionate environment where everyone can thrive—your journey starts here!

For further details or to arrange an informal visit, please contact Matthew Prouse, CYP MH Service Lead, at matthew.prouse@berkshire.nhs.uk or call 07775852630.
Opportunity to work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team and with multi-agency partners to create a holistic approach to client care.
Transformative role in establishing a new service aimed at improving support mechanisms for children and young people with learning disabilities.
Flexible working options that promote a healthy work-life balance, enhancing overall job satisfaction.
Engagement in research and development activities that contribute to the growth of evidence-based practices and the advancement of mental health services.
Access to excellent learning and career development opportunities, including supervision and mentoring roles for trainees and junior clinicians.
Inclusive and compassionate work environment that prioritizes employee wellbeing and fosters a sense of belonging.
Generous benefits including a competitive pension scheme, extensive annual leave, and discounts at popular retailers, promoting financial and personal wellbeing.

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