Senior Clinical Psychologist - RemoteinBurgess HillinBurgess HillPUBLISHED MON 17 FEB 2025
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Flexible remote working opportunities, providing work-life balance and convenience.
Involvement in a meaningful service focused on neurorehabilitation for individuals with brain injuries in prison and probation settings.
Opportunity to lead and supervise a dedicated team of Brain Injury Linkworkers, enhancing clinical leadership skills.
Engagement in clinical research and audits, fostering professional development and contributing to advancements in evidence-based practices.
Collaboration with a diverse team of professionals, including a consultant clinical neuropsychologist and project manager, promoting multidisciplinary approaches to care.
The chance to work for an award-winning organisation committed to social change and improving accessibility in brain injury rehabilitation.
Opportunities to provide training and support to HMPPS staff, enhancing knowledge and awareness of brain injury within the justice system.
Brainkind is seeking a Senior Clinical Psychologist for its expanding Brain Injury Linkworker (BIL) Service, which operates within prison and probation settings across England and Wales. This remote role involves supervising linkworkers who provide neurorehabilitation services to individuals with acquired brain injuries, ensuring the delivery of evidence-based psychological interventions. The position requires collaboration with a consultant clinical neuropsychologist and the BIL project manager to maintain service quality, as well as involvement in brain injury awareness training for HMPPS staff and participation in relevant audit and research projects.
Key responsibilities include providing specialist psychological supervision, formulating and implementing intervention plans, setting measurable goals for service users, and contributing to multidisciplinary discussions regarding therapeutic strategies. The Senior Clinical Psychologist will also oversee clinical record-keeping in adherence to Brainkind's standards and national healthcare regulations, playing a vital role in enhancing the accessibility and effectiveness of brain injury rehabilitation services.
Key responsibilities include providing specialist psychological supervision, formulating and implementing intervention plans, setting measurable goals for service users, and contributing to multidisciplinary discussions regarding therapeutic strategies. The Senior Clinical Psychologist will also oversee clinical record-keeping in adherence to Brainkind's standards and national healthcare regulations, playing a vital role in enhancing the accessibility and effectiveness of brain injury rehabilitation services.
Flexible remote working opportunities, providing work-life balance and convenience.
Involvement in a meaningful service focused on neurorehabilitation for individuals with brain injuries in prison and probation settings.
Opportunity to lead and supervise a dedicated team of Brain Injury Linkworkers, enhancing clinical leadership skills.
Engagement in clinical research and audits, fostering professional development and contributing to advancements in evidence-based practices.
Collaboration with a diverse team of professionals, including a consultant clinical neuropsychologist and project manager, promoting multidisciplinary approaches to care.
The chance to work for an award-winning organisation committed to social change and improving accessibility in brain injury rehabilitation.
Opportunities to provide training and support to HMPPS staff, enhancing knowledge and awareness of brain injury within the justice system.
Why join us?
Due to the expansion of Brainkind's Award-Winning Brain Injury Linkworker (BIL) Service, we are delighted to advertise for a clinical psychologist to join our team. The BIL neurorehabilitation service is provided in seven prison and probation establishments across England and Wales and is currently expanding to work in the Northwest of England.
This is a remote working position with travel to services as required. The post holder will have clinical and research responsibilities, primarily supervising our linkworkers and supporting the wider team to develop the service. The role is supervised by the consultant clinical neuropsychologist and works closely with the BIL project manager to ensure the safe and effective delivery of the service. It is located in the Policy and Social Change Team within Brainkind, which is committed to making sure brain injury rehabilitation is accessible to all.For an insight into our service see: this link. Please note Brainkind was formally The Disabilities Trust.
MAIN PURPOSE:
To work as a key member of the Brain Injury Linkworker Service clinical team, providing clinical psychology and neuropsychological supervision to the brain injury linkworkers, who deliver neurorehabiltation to people in prison and on probation. You will also be involved in delivering brain injury awareness training to HMPPS staff and liaising with a range of different professionals. You will engage in relevant audit and research projects.
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MAIN TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- To provide specialist psychological/neuropsychological supervision to the brain injury linkworkers.
- To formulate and implement (via the linkworkers) plans of specialist psychological and/ or neuropsychological intervention to support the neurorehabilitation of adults with acquired brain injury in prison and on probation, based on current evidence-based best practice.
- Through supervision to elicit personal goals from service users and translate this to specific, measurable, achievable, relevant timed SMART goals to inform BIL interventions.
- Through supervision of the linkworker to plan the delivery of a range of psychological therapeutic and rehabilitation interventions, drawing on a range of psychological models and employing a range of modalities adapted and tailored to the needs of the individual and the context and ongoing evaluation of the outcomes of the intervention.
- Through supervision of the linkworker and online consultation clinics to contribute specialist psychological advice to the multi/inter disciplinary formulation, appropriate therapeutic approaches or intervention plans, and be involved in, or oversee specialist psychological aspects of their implementation in collaborations with other staff.
- To be responsible for maintaining a high standard of clinical record keeping in accordance with Brainkind, professional and national standards for Health Care records.
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