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Clinical or Counselling Psychologist - CAMHSinAylesburyinAylesburyPUBLISHED SAT 11 JAN 2025

Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustFollow Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work flexibly in the community, enhancing work-life balance.
Join a supportive and knowledgeable multi-professional team that encourages collaboration.
Receive quality reflective supervision, promoting personal and professional growth.
Contribute to meaningful assessments and interventions for children with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Access to excellent career progression and continuing professional development opportunities.
Be an integral part of a service that prioritizes understanding neurodivergence and complex mental health needs.
Benefit from a comprehensive wellbeing package, including competitive leave, pension schemes, and support programs.
The Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist to work within the Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in Aylesbury, focusing on providing mental health support to children and young people, particularly those with intellectual disabilities. This position involves delivering quality assessments and evidence-based psychological interventions, contributing to multi-professional teams, and working collaboratively with families and educational systems. Flexibility is emphasized, allowing for community outreach, and there are opportunities for career growth and professional development.

Candidates will play a crucial role in assessing and managing complex mental health needs while adhering to professional guidelines and team policies. The role also includes offering supervision and training to both qualified and unqualified staff, contributing to service improvements, and ensuring the systematic provision of high-quality psychological services. Oxford Health promotes a culture of caring, safety, and excellence, providing various benefits, including career progression opportunities, generous annual leave, and wellbeing support. Interested applicants, including recent graduates, are encouraged to reach out for informal discussions about the role.
Opportunity to work flexibly in the community, enhancing work-life balance.
Join a supportive and knowledgeable multi-professional team that encourages collaboration.
Receive quality reflective supervision, promoting personal and professional growth.
Contribute to meaningful assessments and interventions for children with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Access to excellent career progression and continuing professional development opportunities.
Be an integral part of a service that prioritizes understanding neurodivergence and complex mental health needs.
Benefit from a comprehensive wellbeing package, including competitive leave, pension schemes, and support programs.

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