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Consultant PsychologistinKetteringinKetteringPUBLISHED WED 15 JAN 2025

Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustFollow Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of children and families by providing expert assessments and personalized care plans.
Joining a dynamic multi-disciplinary team with a strong focus on ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), fostering collaboration and innovative approaches.
Providing supervision and professional leadership, allowing for personal and professional growth, along with the ability to shape practice and influence team direction.
Engagement with a dedicated peer network of Consultant Psychologists for ongoing support, learning, and consultation across specialties.
Access to excellent professional development opportunities, including involvement in teaching, service evaluation, and research.
Attractive recruitment incentive of £5000, enhancing the overall compensation package for new hires.
Working for a Trust that values psychology at senior levels, promoting a culture of learning and innovation in mental health and primary care.
The Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is looking for a passionate and experienced Consultant Psychologist to join their multi-disciplinary team in Kettering, specializing in support for children with ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This role involves conducting expert assessments, providing consultation, and collaborating closely with families, schools, and healthcare professionals to create tailored care plans that empower neurodiverse children. Additionally, the Consultant Psychologist will supervise and provide professional leadership to team members while playing a significant role in the implementation of a new clinical model within the service.

The position offers opportunities for professional development, involvement in teaching, and participation in research within a supportive network of Consultant Psychologists. Candidates should have a strong background in the assessment and diagnosis of ADHD and ASD, along with leadership experience. The Trust emphasises a culture of learning and innovation, aiming to improve patient care and safety through integrated services. A recruitment incentive of £5000 is available for the successful candidate. For more details or an informal discussion, interested applicants can contact the Clinical Director, Dr. Gillian Nightall.
Opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of children and families by providing expert assessments and personalized care plans.
Joining a dynamic multi-disciplinary team with a strong focus on ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), fostering collaboration and innovative approaches.
Providing supervision and professional leadership, allowing for personal and professional growth, along with the ability to shape practice and influence team direction.
Engagement with a dedicated peer network of Consultant Psychologists for ongoing support, learning, and consultation across specialties.
Access to excellent professional development opportunities, including involvement in teaching, service evaluation, and research.
Attractive recruitment incentive of £5000, enhancing the overall compensation package for new hires.
Working for a Trust that values psychology at senior levels, promoting a culture of learning and innovation in mental health and primary care.

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