Opportunity to make a meaningful impact: As an Assistant Psychologist, you will be directly involved in helping children and young people facing mental health challenges, providing support that can significantly improve their well-being.
Diverse work environment: The role allows you to work with various children, families, and educational settings, providing a dynamic and engaging work experience.
Professional development: Working under the supervision of qualified clinical psychologists offers valuable learning opportunities to enhance your clinical skills and knowledge in psychological interventions.
Collaborative team setting: You will be part of a supportive team that includes Education Mental Health Practitioners and other professionals, fostering a collaborative approach to mental health support.
Fixed-term role with potential career progression: This position offers a structured timeframe of 6 months, which can be a great opportunity for gaining experience, with potential pathways for future employment within the NHS.
Commitment to inclusivity and diversity: Dorset HealthCare NHS Foundation Trust promotes an inclusive workplace where diverse backgrounds and perspectives are valued, contributing to a supportive work culture.
Focus on community well-being: Being part of a Trust that prioritizes community health initiatives allows you to contribute to the overall goal of improving emotional well-being across schools and communities in Dorset.