FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Assistant Psychologist position?
Candidates should have a strong degree in psychology and preferably relevant experience in adult neuropsychology assessment and intervention.
Is prior experience in neuropsychology necessary for this role?
While relevant experience in adult neuropsychology assessment and intervention is preferred, it is not explicitly required; a demonstrated interest in neuropsychology is essential.
What are the main responsibilities of the Assistant Psychologist role?
Responsibilities include evaluating neurological patients with cognitive impairments, standardising and validating neuropsychological tests, collecting and managing clinical data, preparing tests for clinical activities, participating in case demonstrations, and contributing to clinical audits and studies.
Will there be opportunities for supervised clinical experience in this role?
Yes, this position includes supervised clinical experience in neuropsychological assessment.
What type of patients will I be working with?
You will work with patients experiencing various neurological, neurosurgical, and neuropsychiatric conditions.
Are there opportunities for career advancement within the Neuropsychology Department?
Yes, the role offers valuable hands-on experience and opportunities for career advancement in the field of neuropsychology.
How do you support staff development at UCLH?
UCLH is dedicated to providing excellent education and world-class research, supporting staff development through training and career progression opportunities.
What is the work environment like at UCLH?
UCLH is recognized as one of the best NHS trusts to work for, with high staff satisfaction and a commitment to providing a supportive and conducive work environment.
Is there a focus on sustainability within UCLH?
Yes, UCLH is committed to sustainability and aims to achieve carbon net zero for their direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040.
How does UCLH ensure quality patient care?
UCLH focuses on delivering top-quality patient care through academically led acute and specialist services, alongside robust support services.