Band 8a B Permanent Practitioner Psychologist Jobs

Job Title: Senior Psychologist (Clinical, Counselling or Forensic) Banding: Equivalent to Band 8a–8b Location: Preston, Lancashire Working Hours: 4 days, Term-Time Only Salary: £62,192 - £65,790 per annum Join our client's service as a Senior Psychologist and become part of a highly experienced multidisciplinary clinical team supporting children and young people with complex needs including developmental trauma, neurodiversity, and special educational needs. Based in Preston, Lancashire, this role offers the opportunity to work across both education and residential settings, delivering high-quality assessments, interventions, and therapeutic support. You’ll be working in partnership with local authorities, CAMHS teams, and social care services, promoting positive outcomes for young people. Responsibilities As a Senior Psychologist, you will: Lead on clinical assessments and therapeutic formulations for children and young people. Develop and evaluate evidence-based intervention programmes. Provide line management and supervision to regional psychologists. Collaborate with education and care teams to embed therapeutic practices. Deliver training, consultation, and reflective practice sessions. Work closely with families, external agencies, and internal MDTs. Promote safeguarding and contribute to child protection procedures. Maintain accurate clinical records Benefits 35 days holiday including bank holidays (term-time only roles available) Comprehensive clinical induction and ongoing CPD Flexible benefits including life insurance and medical cover Employee wellbeing support and assistance programme Beautiful working environments with purpose-built facilities Recommend a friend bonus of £1,000 Career development opportunities across the group Qualifications and Experience Essential: HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist Experience in psychological assessment, formulation, and intervention Understanding

Job Title: Mammographer Banding: 7 Location: Dorset Working Hours: 08.00am – 16.45pm, any days between Monday to Friday (Ad Hoc welcome) Rate: £42-43 P/H We are looking for a highly skilled Band 7 Mammographer to join our team in Derbyshire. This ongoing position offers a competitive pay rate of £42-43 per hour, with working hours from 08:00 am to 16:45 pm. The role is available for an immediate start and provides an excellent opportunity for an experienced mammographer to deliver high-quality breast imaging services in a dynamic healthcare setting. Responsibilities : As a Band 7 Mammographer, you will be responsible for performing a range of mammographic examinations, including screening and diagnostic procedures. You will operate specialized mammography equipment, ensure patient comfort and safety, and provide accurate imaging for diagnosis and treatment planning. Collaborating closely with radiologists and other healthcare professionals, you will maintain high standards of care, adhere to safety protocols, and contribute to the continuous improvement of mammography services. Requirements: Degree in Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent qualification. Current registration with the HCPC. Postgraduate qualification in Mammography is preferred. Minimum of 3 years of experience as a Mammographer, ideally at Band 8a level. Proficiency in using advanced mammography equipment and techniques. Strong understanding of radiation safety and breast imaging protocols. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work effectively both independently and within a team. Commitment to providing high standards of patient care and maintaining confidentiality. Why work with Pulse? From the moment you register with us, our focus is entirely on you. During our first conversation, you’ll quickly see that we understand your specialty inside and out. Our expert recruitment consultants are dedicated to finding you the best opportunities and supporting you every step of the way

Role: Locum Cardiac Physiologist Banding: Band 7 Location: Birmingham Start Date: 05/09/2024 Rate: £45 - £50 per hour Duration: until 31/03/2025 Working hours: 4 long days (08:00AM to 18:00PM) – Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri. 37.5 hours per week. About the role: The Clinical Physiology team at Pulse is seeking a skilled Band 7 Locum Cardiac Physiologist to join our team. The ideal candidate will be independent in pacing implant and follow-ups, IBHRE or BHRS accredited, and able to run physiologist-led exercise tests. Responsibilities include analysing and reporting Holter’s & event monitors and performing independent Cath lab procedures (paediatric interventions supported if no prior experience). General and people management skills are advantageous, with potential for Band 8a pay rate for those with relevant experience. No paediatric experience necessary, but a better rate is offered for those with it. Key Responsibilities as a Cardiac Physiologist: You will perform pacing and device implantation procedures. You will ensure patient safety and comfort during procedures. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to provide high-quality patient care. You will maintain accurate and detailed patient records. You will stay updated with the latest advancements in cardiac physiology. Qualifications and Experience: Essential: Clinical ECG / ABPM experience. Relevant qualifications and experience as a Cardiac Physiologist. IBHRE or BHRS accreditation. Independent in pacing implant and follow-ups Ability to run physiologist-led exercise tests Proficiency in analysing and reporting Holter’s & event monitors Capability to perform independent Cath lab procedures General/people management skills (advantageous) Desirable: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Commitment to patient care and safety. Why work with Pulse? From the moment you

Band 8a Birmingham, West Midlands Full-Time or Part-Time Considered Competitive NHS Agency Rate Pulse Mental Health is currently recruiting for a Locum Psychologist to join a specialist 0–19 Learning Disabilities and Neurodevelopmental Service in Birmingham, West Midlands. The service supports children and young people with moderate to severe learning disabilities, mental health difficulties, behaviours that challenge, and a range of neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism and ADHD. This is an excellent opportunity to join a specialist NHS multidisciplinary team working with young people who present with complex and often overlapping needs. Many children and young people supported by the service are awaiting formal diagnosis and require comprehensive psychological assessment, formulation, and intervention. You will play an important role in supporting young people, families, carers, and professionals to improve outcomes and enhance quality of life. The service offers a varied and rewarding caseload, a supportive team environment, and the opportunity to make a genuine difference to children and young people across Birmingham. Responsibilities As a Locum Psychologist, you will: Undertake specialist psychological assessments for children and young people aged 0–19 years presenting with learning disabilities, mental health difficulties, and neurodevelopmental conditions. Develop formulations to understand complex presentations and inform care planning and intervention. Deliver evidence-based psychological interventions tailored to individual needs. Support children and young people who present with behaviours that challenge and co-occurring mental health needs. Work collaboratively with families, carers, schools, social care teams, and other professionals involved in care. Provide consultation and psychological advice to multidisciplinary colleagues. Contribute to safeguarding, risk assessment, and risk management processes. Maintain accurate and timely clinical

Banding: Equivalent to Band 8a Location: North Yorkshire (Hybrid/Remote Working Available) Working Hours: 22.5 hours per week Salary: Up to £55,000 per annum (pro rata), depending on experience Are you an HCPC registered Psychologist with experience in autism assessments, neurodevelopmental pathways, and supporting children and young people? Pulse is recruiting on behalf of a leading healthcare provider for an exciting opportunity within a specialist autism diagnostic service. This role offers the chance to work as part of a highly experienced multidisciplinary team delivering autism assessments for children and young people aged 4–18 years across North Yorkshire. Offering a salary of up to £55,000 pro rata, flexible working arrangements, and remote working opportunities, this position provides an excellent balance of autonomy, professional development, and meaningful clinical impact. Responsibilities As a Practitioner Psychologist, you will: Manage your own caseload, delivering autism diagnostic assessments for children and young people. Conduct specialist neurodevelopmental assessments in line with recognised clinical pathways and best practice guidance. Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team to contribute to diagnostic decision-making. Utilise recognised autism assessment tools, including ADOS-2 and ADI-R. Produce high-quality diagnostic reports for families, referrers, and partner professionals. Provide expert clinical advice and support to children, young people, families, and carers throughout the assessment process. Deliver clinical supervision to Assistant Psychologists and other professionals where appropriate. Contribute to service development, quality improvement initiatives, audits, and pathway enhancement projects. Participate in training, research activities, and continuing professional development. Maintain excellent standards of safeguarding, clinical governance, and record keeping. Benefits Flexible and part-time working arrangements.

Job Title Psychologist Banding Equivalent to NHS Band 8a Location Hinckley, Leicestershire Working Hours Full-time or part-time options available Salary £54,584 – £64,085 per annum (including paid school holidays) + excellent benefits Make a Difference Every Day Are you a qualified Psychologist looking for a rewarding role where you can truly change lives? We’re recruiting for a Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist to join the team at an independent specialist day school in Hinckley, Leicestershire. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a multi-disciplinary team, supporting children and young people with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs , developmental trauma, neurodevelopmental conditions, and associated challenges. You’ll enjoy a competitive salary, full school holidays, and the chance to make a lasting impact in a supportive, purpose-driven environment. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Deliver specialist psychological assessments, formulations, and interventions for children and young people with complex needs. Work collaboratively with educational and residential teams to create therapeutic living and learning environments. Provide consultation, training, and guidance to staff to ensure clinically informed care. Contribute to a joined-up clinical model across schools and children’s homes. Support the development of strategies that promote positive outcomes for young people. Benefits Full school holidays (including bank holidays) Comprehensive induction and ongoing clinical development programme Flexible benefits package (including life insurance options) Wellbeing tools and Employee Assistance Programme Medical cover for everyday health costs (opticians, dentist, etc.) High-street discounts Beautiful working environment with excellent facilities Recommend-a-friend bonus (£1,000 per referral) Qualifications & Experience Essential: HCPC registration as a Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counsellin

Job Title : Educational Psychologist Banding : Equivalent to Band 8a Location : Greater Manchester (hybrid working across home, schools, and regional offices) Working Hours : 37.5 hours per week, term-time only (approx. 41 weeks per year) Salary : £63,372 FTE (approx. £57,738 pro rata) Are you an HCPC-registered Educational Psychologist looking for a rewarding, flexible role where your expertise can make a real difference? We’re recruiting for a permanent Educational Psychologist to join a well-established, values-led organisation supporting children and young people with complex needs across Greater Manchester. This is a hybrid role offering autonomy, professional development, and the opportunity to work within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. With a term-time working pattern and a generous salary package, this is a fantastic opportunity to shape lives while maintaining work-life balance. Responsibilities As an Educational Psychologist, your role will be central to improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND. You will: Carry out psychological assessments and needs analyses to inform tailored interventions Produce high-quality reports for families, schools, and professionals Collaborate with education staff to co-develop strategies that remove barriers to learning Deliver training and consultation to internal and external stakeholders Supervise and support Assistant Psychologists and trainees Contribute to service development, research, and reflective practice Work as part of a wider clinical team, engaging in supervision and CPD Benefits Term-time only working (approx. 41 weeks per year) Hybrid working model – home, school, and office-based Generous salary and annual leave entitlement Access to regular clinical supervision and peer support Opportunities for CPD, research, and service development Supportive, inclusive, and values-driven working environment Qualifications and Experience We welcome applications from candidates who meet the follo

Job Title Clinical or Counselling Psychologist Banding Band 8a Location North Wales - based at a dedicated cancer support centre alongside an NHS hospital Working Hours Full-time, permanent Salary Competitive salary aligned with Band 8a NHS rates Pulse is currently recruiting for a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist to join a multidisciplinary oncology team in North Wales, delivering psychological support to individuals affected by cancer. This full-time, permanent role is based at a purpose-built cancer support centre working in partnership with the NHS. You’ll be part of a compassionate and expert team helping people navigate the emotional and psychological challenges of cancer. This is a unique opportunity to work in a welcoming environment where psychological care is integrated into a broader programme of support. The role offers professional autonomy, meaningful client interaction, and the chance to contribute to psychosocial research and service development. Responsibilities As a key member of the team, you will: Provide specialist psychological assessments and interventions for individuals, couples, families, and groups affected by cancer. Lead psychological thinking and governance within the centre team. Contribute to the integrated programme of cancer support and psychosocial research. Supervise and support staff in delivering psychologically informed care. Record and report clinical activity in line with professional standards. Benefits Working with this client offers: 27 days annual leave plus 9 bank holidays (for full-time hours) A supportive, multidisciplinary team environment Opportunities to contribute to innovative psychosocial research Purpose-built centre designed to promote wellbeing Flexible working arrangements where possible Qualifications and Experience We welcome applications from candidates who: Are HCPC registered as Practitioner Psychologists Have experience working with adults facing health-related psychological challenges Are competent

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist - Neurorehabilitation Banding: Band 8a Location: Wigan Working Hours: Part time Pulse are recruiting for a Clinical Psychologist to join an award-winning rehabilitation network on a 12-month locum contract. This is a rare opportunity to work within a unique collaboration of seven partner organisations delivering specialist rehabilitation care to adults following traumatic injury or serious illness. You’ll be based across inpatient and community settings, providing neuropsychological input and psychological support to patients, families, and carers. The role combines a person-centred, humanistic approach with the scientific rigour of neuropsychology, offering a truly holistic model of care. This locum post is hosted by a leading NHS Trust in partnership with local authorities across Cheshire and Merseyside, offering a dynamic and supportive environment for professional development. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Deliver specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessments using a range of tools and methods. Formulate and implement tailored psychological interventions for individuals, families, and carers. Provide expert consultation and advice to MDT colleagues across the network. Support care planning through early psychological formulation and risk assessment. Supervise psychological staff and contribute to training and service development. Lead service improvement initiatives and contribute to research and governance. Your input will be central to shaping rehabilitation pathways and improving outcomes for individuals affected by complex physical trauma and neurological conditions. Benefits Working within this locum role offers a range of benefits, including: Access to a highly integrated MDT and specialist rehabilitation network Opportunities for clinical supervision, CPD, and research involvement Flexible working arrangements across inpatient and community settings Supportive leadership a

Laboratory Manager in Biochemistry Banding: Band 8a Location: Milton Keynes Start Date: ASAP Duration: Ongoing Working Pattern: Core hours only Hourly Rate: £35-40 We are currently seeking a Band 8a Biochemistry Laboratory Manager to join our client’s team in Milton Keynes. This is a full-time, ongoing position working core hours only, offering a competitive hourly rate and the opportunity to contribute to a busy and well-established laboratory service. Key Responsibilities You will manage laboratory operations, oversee staffing and workflow, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive service delivery and strategic development. Qualifications and Experience - HCPC registration - Post graduate Degree in Biomedical Science or equivalent - Experience in laboratory management - Knowledge of regulatory compliance and workflow optimisation - Strong leadership and strategic planning skills - Excellent communication and teamwork abilities - NHS experience (preferred) Why Work with Pulse? From the moment you register with Pulse, our focus is entirely on you. Our experienced recruitment consultants understand your specialty and are committed to finding roles that align with your skills and preferences. As a preferred or sole supplier to many clients, we offer exclusive opportunities not available elsewhere. We prioritise your professional goals, listen to your needs, and treat you as a valued individual—not just a resource. How to Apply If you are interested in registering with us, learning more about this position, or exploring other opportunities, we would love to hear from you. Please apply using the link below. Reasonable Adjustments If you have a disability or require any reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process or in the workplace, please let us know as early as possible. We are committed to providing the necessary support throughout your application and placement. We are unable to support or accept applications from candidates residing in countries list

Job Title Clinical Psychologist / Counselling Psychologist Banding Band 7 / Band 8a Location Oldham, Greater Manchester Working Hours Full-Time or Part-Time Considered Clinical Psychologist / Counselling Psychologist - Oldham Pulse Mental Health is currently recruiting for an experienced Band 7 / Band 8a Clinical Psychologist or Counselling Psychologist to join a mental health team in Oldham, Greater Manchester. This is an excellent opportunity for a psychologist looking to make a meaningful difference by delivering evidence-based talking therapies to adults with complex mental health needs. Based within a well-established NHS setting, this role offers the opportunity to work with a diverse caseload while developing your clinical expertise alongside a supportive multidisciplinary team. With competitive rates of pay, flexible working arrangements where available, and dedicated support from Pulse throughout your placement, this is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced practitioner seeking their next locum role. Whether you're a Clinical Psychologist or Counselling Psychologist with experience in complex mental health services, we'd love to hear from you. Responsibilities As a Clinical Psychologist / Counselling Psychologist, you will: Deliver high-quality psychological assessment, formulation, and evidence-based talking therapies to adults with complex mental health presentations. Manage your own caseload and provide person-centred interventions tailored to individual needs. Develop and implement treatment plans designed to support recovery and improve psychological wellbeing. Utilise a range of therapeutic approaches appropriate to patient needs. Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary colleagues to ensure integrated and effective care. Complete clinical documentation, reports, and risk assessments in line with professional standards. Contribute to care planning, clinical discussions, and service development initiatives. Maintain high standards of clinical g

Job Title Locum Registered Psychologist (Adult Male Inpatient Service) Banding Band 8a/8b Equivalent Location North West England Working Hours Part time -Time Salary Competitive Hourly Rate Registered Psychologist | Secure Inpatient Service | Adult Mental Health Pulse are currently recruiting for an HCPC Registered Psychologist to join our client's secure mental health service in the North West of England. This is an excellent opportunity for a Psychologist with experience in mental health, secure services, HCR-20 assessments, risk management, and psychological interventions to work with adult males presenting with complex mental health and forensic needs. Our client is open to applicants from Clinical, Counselling, or Forensic Psychologists provided you have experience delivering psychological assessments and interventions within adult mental health and forensic environments. The role offers the opportunity to work with a varied and complex caseload, contribute to service development projects, and play a key role in the ongoing delivery of high-quality psychological care. This position would suit a Psychologist looking to further develop their expertise in forensic practice while working within a supportive and experienced Psychology department. Responsibilities As a Registered Psychologist, your responsibilities will include: Delivering evidence-based 1:1 psychological interventions to adult male service users. Undertaking comprehensive psychological assessments and formulations. Completing structured professional judgement risk assessments, including HCR-20 assessments. Producing high-quality psychological reports and clinical documentation. Attending and contributing to CPA meetings, ward rounds, MDT reviews, and risk management discussions. Supporting the wider Psychology team with service development initiatives and departmental projects. Assisting with outcome measures, audit activity, and clinical governance requirements. Working collaboratively with mu

Job Title: Mammographer Location: Derbyshire Banding: Band 8a Start date: ASAP Duration: Ongoing Rate: £35-36 per hour Working hours: Monday – Friday, 37.5 hours per week We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Band 7 Mammographer to join our client’s team in Derbyshire. This role involves performing mammographic examinations, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient care. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer, contributing to the overall health and wellbeing of clients. What will your responsibilities be: The Band 7 Mammographer will be responsible for conducting mammographic screenings and diagnostic imaging, ensuring accurate and high-quality results. This role includes preparing patients for procedures, explaining the process, and addressing any concerns. The mammographer will collaborate with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to interpret results and provide comprehensive care. Maintaining accurate records and adhering to safety protocols are essential to ensure the highest standards of patient care. Qualifications and Experience: Relevant Mammography qualification Registration with the appropriate professional body Extensive experience in mammographic imaging Strong technical skills and attention to detail Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities Ability to work independently and as part of a team Commitment to continuous professional development How to apply? If you feel your expertise is suited to this role, please apply today and our specialist team will be in touch to discuss it with you in more detail. Why work with Pulse? From the moment you register with us, our focus is entirely on you. During our first conversation, you’ll quickly see that we understand your specialty inside and out. Our expert recruitment consultants are dedicated to finding you the best opportunities and supporting you every step of the way to secure the perfect plac

Job Title Locum Clinical Lead – Mental Health Treatment Requirement (MHTR) Pathway Banding Band 8a/ 8b equivalent Location Humberside (primarily Hull, with travel across the region to Crown and Magistrates Courts) Working Hours Approx. 30 hours per week | Flexible days (2–3 days per week possible) Salary Competitive hourly/daily rate We are looking for an experienced Locum Clinical Lead to join the Mental Health Treatment Requirement (MHTR) team in Humberside. This is an exciting opportunity to work closely with courts, probation, and Liaison & Diversion services to provide psychological interventions as an alternative to custody. Based mainly in Hull with travel across the region, you’ll play a key role in reducing reoffending and improving mental health outcomes for first-time and low-level offenders. Flexible working arrangements and competitive rates make this a unique opportunity to make a real impact. Responsibilities In this role, you will : Assess individuals in court and make recommendations for ongoing treatment under the MHTR pathway. Deliver brief psychological interventions for mental health difficulties such as anxiety, low mood, and trauma-related issues. Work with a complex population, including those with trauma histories, neurodevelopmental conditions, and personality disorders. Collaborate with Liaison & Diversion and Reconnect teams, as well as probation and court professionals. Provide clinical leadership and support to ensure effective delivery of interventions across various bases in the region and online. Benefits Flexible working arrangements (2–3 days per week possible). Opportunity to make a real impact by reducing reoffending and improving mental health outcomes. Work within a supportive multidisciplinary team. Competitive locum rates. Qualifications and Experience We welcome applicants who meet most of the following criteria: HCPC-registered Psychologist (Clinical, Counselling, or Forensic) or equivalent senior mental health prof

Job Title Clinical Psychologist Banding Band 8A Location Llanelli, South Wales Working Hours Part-time – 21 hours per week Salary £53,755 – £60,504 per annum (pro rata, dependent on experience) Make a Meaningful Impact We’re recruiting a Clinical Psychologist to join a specialist neurorehabilitation service in Llanelli, South Wales. This is a rewarding opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary team supporting adults with acquired brain injuries. You’ll deliver evidence-based psychological care, contribute to service development, and play a key role in shaping recovery journeys. The role offers clinical autonomy, flexible working, and a supportive team culture. Your Responsibilities In this role, you will : Deliver specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessments. Develop collaborative formulations and rehabilitation goals. Provide evidence-based interventions tailored to individual needs. Act as a clinical lead/keyworker within a multidisciplinary team. Offer consultation and advice to colleagues, families, and external professionals. Contribute to clinical governance, audit, and service improvement initiatives. Benefits Competitive salary (Band 8A) Private medical insurance 38 days annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays) Generous pension contributions Flexible working arrangements Access to CPD, supervision, and leadership development Sponsorship available for the QiCN (Qualification in Clinical Neuropsychology) Inclusive employer committed to reasonable adjustments and equal opportunities Qualifications & Experience Essential: HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist Experience working with acquired brain injury or neuropsychology Desirable (but not essential): Experience in clinical leadership, supervision, or service development Strong MDT collaboration and communication skills If you meet most of the criteria but not all, we still encourage you to apply. How to Apply Submit your application via the Pulse website. Once received, our rec