FAQs
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Assistant Psychologist position?
You need to be a graduate psychologist with relevant educational qualifications to apply for this position.
What type of patients will I be working with?
You will be working with patients who have acquired brain injuries and require rehabilitation and support in returning to or finding new employment.
Will I be working independently or under supervision?
You will be working independently according to a plan agreed with a Clinical Psychologist, while also receiving supervision.
What are my main responsibilities in this role?
Your main responsibilities will include supporting the work of Clinical Psychologists, conducting neuropsychological assessments, providing psychological interventions, assisting in clinically related administration, and participating in audits and research projects.
Is there any opportunity for professional development?
Yes, we offer learning and development opportunities to support your career progression as part of the BHT family.
What benefits do you offer for staff?
We offer flexible working opportunities, generous annual leave entitlement, a pension scheme, access to NHS discount schemes, and health and wellbeing services.
How does the organization promote inclusion?
We are committed to promoting inclusion and ensuring all colleagues feel they belong, encouraging diverse applicants to create a respectful workplace where differences are valued.
Who can I contact for further details about the position?
You can contact Dr. Amy Murphy, the Principal Clinical Psychologist, via email at amy.murphy10@nhs.net or by phone at 01296 255730 for further details or informal visits.