Registered Psychologist

Registered Psychologist Our client has a part-time vacancy (30 hours) for a suitably qualified Psychologist at their psychiatric hospital in Birmingham. The hospital offers a comprehensive array of inpatient services, including acute and psychiatric intensive care for adults aged 18-25, as well as specialist programmes for Eating Disorders (which include day care) and private treatments for acute conditions and addictions. With 78 beds spread across 7 wards, their multidisciplinary teams provide personalised care plans, earning them a strong reputation for delivering exceptional standards of care. Key Responsibilities: Conduct individual therapy sessions for clients experiencing various forms of emotional distress. Perform thorough psychological assessments and develop formulations. Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team to ensure coordinated and holistic care. Administer and interpret psychometric tests to support diagnosis and treatment planning. Lead group therapy sessions using evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Create and implement tailored treatment plans to meet individual client needs. Maintain accurate and confidential client records in compliance with professional standards and regulatory guidelines. Qualifications and Experience: Qualified Psychologist with membership in a recognised professional body such as the HCPC. Extensive experience in providing one-to-one therapy to clients facing diverse emotional and psychological challenges. Demonstrated expertise in conducting assessments, developing formulations, and delivering psychometric evaluations. Experience in leading group therapy and therapeutic interventions is desirable. Strong knowledge and experience in managing adult caseloads. Benefits include: Generous relocation support Full induction and training package and career development opportunities Subsidised meals Free parking Flexible benefits package For more information on this role, please do not hesitate to apply online or call us on (phone number removed)