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Opportunity to work in a supportive and inclusive environment alongside a talented team committed to mental health innovation.
Engagement with cutting-edge technology in digital mental health, enhancing both your skills and the therapy experience for clients.
Direct involvement with partnerships including the NHS, private healthcare, and corporations, providing a broad perspective on mental health solutions.
Hands-on experience in clinical delivery, supported by a Consultant Psychologist, allowing for professional growth and development.
Participation in research and development activities that contribute to the future of mental health products and treatments.
Access to a personal growth fund and flexible holiday allowance, promoting work-life balance and continuous learning.
Competitive benefits package including share options and private medical insurance, ensuring holistic care for employees.
Job Summary: Assistant Psychologist, Partnerships (FTC) at HelloSelf, London
HelloSelf is looking for an Assistant Psychologist to join their partnerships team on a 12-month fixed-term contract. The role involves collaborating with various partners, including the NHS and private healthcare providers, to support mental health innovations facilitated by their video therapy platform. Key responsibilities include:
- Analyzing outcome data and communicating with partners
- Contributing to clinical and technological enhancements
- Assisting in onboarding new therapists
- Delivering evidence-based psychological interventions under supervision
- Supporting research and product development efforts
Candidates should have a Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Psychology and eligibility for chartership, along with experience in therapeutic interventions and data analysis. Strong communication skills and a keen interest in mental health technology are essential, while prior experience as an Assistant Psychologist is desirable.
Benefits include share options, private medical insurance, flexible holiday allowance, a personal growth fund, and pension contributions.
Opportunity to work in a supportive and inclusive environment alongside a talented team committed to mental health innovation.
Engagement with cutting-edge technology in digital mental health, enhancing both your skills and the therapy experience for clients.
Direct involvement with partnerships including the NHS, private healthcare, and corporations, providing a broad perspective on mental health solutions.
Hands-on experience in clinical delivery, supported by a Consultant Psychologist, allowing for professional growth and development.
Participation in research and development activities that contribute to the future of mental health products and treatments.
Access to a personal growth fund and flexible holiday allowance, promoting work-life balance and continuous learning.
Competitive benefits package including share options and private medical insurance, ensuring holistic care for employees.
👋 About Us
At HelloSelf, we provide therapy and coaching to help people feel and live better. Our innovative video therapy platform connects members with the UK's leading psychologists and CBT therapists, offering flexibility and convenience. Utilising technology, we extend the boundaries of traditional therapy, accelerating progress and promoting long-term wellness beyond treatment.
💼 About The Role
There are substantial unmet mental health needs within the UK and globally. We’re on a mission to innovate and make Every Self Better. We’re a small, talented, high energy, inclusive and supportive team with strong business and clinical leadership. You will be working with some of the most exciting technology around in a supportive and passionate team.
We’re keen to hear from aspiring psychologists who want to work with us on this goal.
We’re seeking an Assistant Psychologist to become part of our partnerships team. Our partnerships include the NHS, Private Healthcare and various corporations. The role will involve working across all areas of HelloSelf and will be supervised by a Consultant Psychologist.
This is a fixed-term contract for 12 months.
🔥 Key Responsibilities
At HelloSelf, we provide therapy and coaching to help people feel and live better. Our innovative video therapy platform connects members with the UK's leading psychologists and CBT therapists, offering flexibility and convenience. Utilising technology, we extend the boundaries of traditional therapy, accelerating progress and promoting long-term wellness beyond treatment.
💼 About The Role
There are substantial unmet mental health needs within the UK and globally. We’re on a mission to innovate and make Every Self Better. We’re a small, talented, high energy, inclusive and supportive team with strong business and clinical leadership. You will be working with some of the most exciting technology around in a supportive and passionate team.
We’re keen to hear from aspiring psychologists who want to work with us on this goal.
We’re seeking an Assistant Psychologist to become part of our partnerships team. Our partnerships include the NHS, Private Healthcare and various corporations. The role will involve working across all areas of HelloSelf and will be supervised by a Consultant Psychologist.
This is a fixed-term contract for 12 months.
🔥 Key Responsibilities
- Supporting partnerships: You will be confident in collating and analysing outcome data and liaising with our partners.
- Clinical innovation: Contributing to clinical and technological innovations that can enhance the therapy experience for our members and therapists.
- Onboarding therapists: You’ll support our new therapists (experts) to have the best experience of joining HelloSelf, so that they can hit the ground running.
- Clinical delivery: Under the supervision of a Consultant Psychologist, you’ll provide evidence based, formulation driven brief psychological treatments.
- Research: HelloSelf is at the forefront of innovation in digital mental health. You’ll be involved in supporting our current research trial as well as developing new products that can help our members and therapists.
- Collate, analyse, interpret and prepare data and communicate clearly with various audiences, such as our NHS partners.
- Liaise, discuss and resolve clinical issues, complaints and concerns with professionals from partner organisations.
- Ensure clinical and contractual requirements are met in an accurate and timely manner for our partners.
- Complete clinical audits to identify therapist practice patterns and improve efficiency.
- Supporting the training and onboarding of new therapists to the platform and liaise with therapists to support best practice.
- Provide evidence based structured psychological interventions, utilising appropriate approaches such as cognitive behaviour therapy and motivational interviewing.
- Attend and constructively engage in weekly clinical supervision.
- Support R&D activities, including new product development and enhancements, research and clinical trials.
- Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Psychology (course accredited by the British Psychological Society) and eligible for graduate basis for chartership.
- Able to collate, analyse and interpret data and communicate this clearly with various audiences.
- Experience of providing supportive listening or therapeutic interventions, with evidence of training and/or supervision to support your learning.
- Confident in liaising with partner organisations through telephone and video interactions.
- A team player with a positive attitude and willingness to reflect, learn and develop.
- Strong interest in mental health tech.
- Previous experience working as an Assistant Psychologist is desirable.
- Share options.
- Private medical insurance.
- Flexible holiday allowance.
- £250 personal growth fund to use towards your development.
- Pension contributions.
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Useful skills for an Assistant Psychologist, Partnerships (FTC):
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To work as an Assistant Psychologist in Partnerships (Fixed Term Contract) in the UK, you will typically need a combination of educational qualifications, relevant skills, and experience. Here is a detailed list of skills and qualifications that are often required or beneficial for this role:
Educational Qualifications:
1. Relevant Degree: A degree in psychology, ideally recognized by the British Psychological Society (BPS), is essential.
2. Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC): This qualification is necessary for those who have completed a BPS-accredited psychology degree.
Relevant Skills:
1. Psychological Assessment: Understanding psychological tests and how to administer them reliably.
2. Data Collection and Analysis: Ability to collect, record, and analyze data, including both qualitative and quantitative research methods.
3. Report Writing: Strong skills in writing clear and concise reports, summarizing findings, and making recommendations based on evidence.
4. Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders.
5. Interpersonal Skills: Ability to build rapport with clients and work effectively in a team.
6. Problem-Solving Skills: Capacity to devise and implement appropriate solutions based on psychological principles.
7. Organizational Skills: Strong organizational abilities to manage multiple tasks and priorities efficiently.
Experience:
1. Relevant Experience: Previous experience in a mental health setting, working with individuals with psychological issues, or in a related field can be an advantage.
2. Internships or Volunteering: Engaging in internships, placements, or volunteer work in psychology-related positions can enhance your application.
Additional Skills:
1. Understanding of Mental Health Issues: Knowledge of various psychological conditions and therapeutic approaches.
2. Teamwork and Collaboration: Ability to work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals and contribute to multidisciplinary teams.
3. Ethical Awareness: Understanding of ethical issues related to psychology and mental health care, including confidentiality and informed consent.
4. Cultural Competence: Familiarity with diversity and the ability to work sensitively with clients from varied backgrounds.
Professional Development:
- Continued Learning: A commitment to ongoing professional development through training, workshops, and staying updated on psychological research and practices.
Additional Considerations:
- Clinical Placement: Many roles will require or prefer applicants who have undertaken placements in clinical or research settings.
- IT Skills: Proficiency in using software for data analysis and report writing (e.g., Microsoft Office, SPSS).
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