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Clinical/ Counselling PsychologistinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED THU 3 APR 2025

Opportunity to work in a forward-thinking and integrated health and social care team, awarded Camden & Islington Team of the Year (2021).
Access to a well-resourced service dedicated to high-quality support for adults with global learning disabilities.
Collaboration within a multidisciplinary team (MDT) including various specialties like psychiatry, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, fostering a friendly and inclusive work environment.
Involvement in skilled psychological assessments including autism diagnostics and complex neuropsychology assessments, enhancing professional expertise.
Opportunities for service development work in areas such as Anti-Racism initiatives, Trauma Informed Care, and Women’s Health, contributing to social impact.
Access to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programs, including advanced skills training and specialist opportunities.
Convenient location in Islington with close proximity to resources, services, and opportunities for social engagement within the team.
Join a passionate team making a real difference! North London NHS Foundation Trust is on the lookout for a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist experienced in supporting adults with Learning Disabilities to join our vibrant Islington Learning Disability Partnership (ILDP). Recognised as the Camden & Islington Team of the Year in 2021, our multidisciplinary team offers a supportive environment where your skills will be valued and your contributions will have a lasting impact.

At ILDP, we promote a collaborative culture, combining psychology, psychiatry, nursing, and therapy services to enhance the lives of our clients. Enjoy a fulfilling role where you'll conduct vital psychological assessments, contribute to autism diagnostics, and implement psychosocial interventions. We also encourage professional growth through our continuous development programme, offering specialised training opportunities. Plus, with a friendly atmosphere and regular team celebrations, you'll always feel part of a community that cares—as much about its members as it does about its clients. If you're ready to embrace this fulfilling opportunity, reach out to Dr Gina Johnson or Dr Megan Leverington for an informal chat. Your next chapter awaits!
Opportunity to work in a forward-thinking and integrated health and social care team, awarded Camden & Islington Team of the Year (2021).
Access to a well-resourced service dedicated to high-quality support for adults with global learning disabilities.
Collaboration within a multidisciplinary team (MDT) including various specialties like psychiatry, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, fostering a friendly and inclusive work environment.
Involvement in skilled psychological assessments including autism diagnostics and complex neuropsychology assessments, enhancing professional expertise.
Opportunities for service development work in areas such as Anti-Racism initiatives, Trauma Informed Care, and Women’s Health, contributing to social impact.
Access to Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programs, including advanced skills training and specialist opportunities.
Convenient location in Islington with close proximity to resources, services, and opportunities for social engagement within the team.

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