Clinical Psychologist Jobs

Job Title Principal Practitioner Psychologist – Older Adult Mental Health Service Banding Band 8b (Annex 21 development option available) Location Carmarthenshire – Older Adult Mental Health Service Working Hours Full-time or part-time options available Salary £65,424 – £76,021 pro rata Join Our Team and Make a Difference Are you an experienced Principal Practitioner Psychologist looking for a leadership role in Older Adult Mental Health? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a service in beautiful Carmarthenshire, where you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping specialist care pathways for our aging population. You’ll work across community and inpatient teams, ensuring high-quality psychological care and supporting workforce development. We welcome applicants who may not yet meet all Band 8b competencies – you can still apply! Successful candidates will be appointed under Annex 21 and supported with a tailored development plan for up to four years. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Oversee and coordinate the delivery of high-quality psychological services across older adult mental health settings. Take responsibility for clinical, professional, and managerial governance for psychological practitioners. Lead on specialist psychological assessments, formulations, interventions, and evaluations. Provide expert clinical supervision to psychologists, psychological therapy practitioners, and non-psychology staff. Identify and address training needs, supporting workforce development. Work autonomously within professional guidelines and contribute to service improvement projects. Apply expertise in psychotherapeutic modalities and clinical risk management, including suicide prevention and care pathways. Benefits Competitive salary £65,424 – £76,021 pro rata. Flexible working options. Comprehensive professional development plan under Annex 21 if required. Opportunities to lead service transformation projects. Supportive multidisciplinary team environment. Qualific

Job Title: Clinical or Counselling Psychologist – Palliative Care (Oncology) Banding: Band 7 / 8a Location: West Midlands Working Hours: 3 days per week Salary: Competitive hourly rate (Band‑aligned) Locum Clinical or Counselling Psychologist – Palliative Care (Oncology) This locum opportunity places you at the heart of specialist oncology and palliative care service in the West Midlands. You will join a compassionate multidisciplinary team, offering psychological expertise that truly shapes patient experience - the post is available ASAP until the end of September. Responsibilities Deliver specialist psychological assessments for individuals referred to the service, tailoring your approach to their unique needs. Provide evidence‑based interventions including ACT, CFT and CBT to support patients, carers and families as they navigate diagnosis, treatment and end‑of‑life challenges. Work collaboratively with MDT colleagues Offer consultation and reflective support to staff managing complex emotional presentations. Maintain high‑quality clinical records in line with professional standards. Benefits Supportive and well‑established MDT within a specialist palliative care service Part time working pattern – 3 days per week Competitive Band 7/8a rates Dedicated Pulse consultant for onboarding, compliance and ongoing support Qualifications & Experience HCPC registration as a Clinical or Counselling Psychologist Desirable: Experience within palliative care, oncology, health psychology, adult mental health or other emotionally complex clinical settings is highly valued Confidence working autonomously and collaboratively within MDT environments Newly qualified psychologists or those without direct oncology experience are still encouraged to apply — transferable skills are welcomed How to Apply Submit your application and CV directly via the Pulse website . Once received, a member of the Pulse recruitment team will contact you

Job Title: Clinical, Counselling or Forensic Psychologist Banding: Band 7–8b (depending on experience) Location: Multiple Residential Sites across Manchester Working Hours: Full-Time (On-site only) Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience (Band 7–8b) Pulse are recruiting an HCPC registered Psychologist to join a specialist residential service supporting children and young people with complex trauma, autism, and learning disabilities. This is a full-time, on-site role working across several sites in the greater Manchester region. Sponsorship is available for eligible applicants (must be HCPC registered), and the role offers a unique opportunity to lead psychological therapies within a trauma-informed framework. Responsibilities: As a Psychologist, you will: Deliver specialist psychological assessments and therapy to children and young people with severe and enduring mental health needs. Formulate and implement evidence-based treatment plans tailored to individual needs. Lead psychological input across services, embedding trauma-informed care principles. Provide consultation, guidance, and supervision to non-psychologist colleagues, trainees, and assistants. Contribute to service development through research, audit, and teaching. Work closely within a multi-disciplinary team, maintaining autonomy within professional guidelines. Benefits: Sponsorship available for eligible candidates Mileage paid at £0.45 per mile (after first 20 miles from home) Private medical insurance post-probation Confidential Employee Assistance Programme Opportunities for further training in CFT, DBT, Dynamic Dyadic Psychotherapy, and Systemic Practice Qualifications and Experience: We welcome applications from candidates who: Are HCPC-registered Psychologists Have experience working with children and young people, ideally in residential or trauma-informed settings Are confident in psychological formulation and therapeutic delivery across a range of models Can work both in

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

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: Locum Psychologist – Learning Disabilities & Complex Needs Location: Cheshire Working Hours: 2 days per week (Monday–Friday, daytime hours) Salary: Attractive rates (PAYE or approved umbrella only) Start Date: ASAP End Date: Ongoing Are you a qualified Psychologist with experience in mental health and learning disabilities? Pulse is recruiting for a Locum Psychologist to work across three specialist residential services supporting adults with learning disabilities, behaviours that challenge, and associated complex needs. This is a part-time opportunity (2 days per week) to join a well-established multi-disciplinary team (MDT) and contribute to person-centred care in a social care setting. Responsibilities As a Locum Psychologist, you will : Provide psychological input across three (local) residential services Deliver specialist psychological assessments, formulations, and interventions. Work collaboratively with the MDT to support care planning and risk management. Contribute to service users’ wellbeing through evidence-based approaches. Support staff teams with psychologically informed strategies and consultation. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and contribute to service development. Benefits Attractive locum rates Flexible daytime working (Mon–Fri) Ongoing contract Supportive MDT environment Opportunity to work across diverse settings Weekly payroll via PAYE or approved umbrella companies Qualifications and Experience We welcome applications from candidates who meet the following criteria: HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist Experience working with adults with learning disabilities and complex needs Strong understanding of mental health and behavioural support Ability to work across multiple sites and collaborate with MDTs Excellent communication and formulation skills If you don’t meet every requirement but feel passionate about this role, we still encourage you to apply – we value potential and commitment. How to Apply Click

A CAREER WITH POINT72'S INTELLIGENCE TEAM Point72’s Intelligence team sets the industry standard for intelligence driven analysis by proactively identifying, monitoring, and assessing various sources of risk using proprietary tools and specialized tradecraft. We support senior management by providing strategic assessments, actionable recommendations, and real-time escalations. WHAT YOU’LL DO We are looking for a subject matter expert to join a dynamic assessment and selection team with highly visible impact. You will collaborate across departments internally and provide recommendations to senior leaders based on your judgments and insights. You will be a hands-on practitioner, designing and conducting applied research. This is NOT a clinical role. Specifically, you will: Apply domain expertise to support the firm in identifying, assessing, and interviewing candidates Develop and implement research-driven assessment tools and processes Synthesize findings, author reports, and produce high-quality recommendations for senior leaders across the firm Serve as a technical advisor in the domain of psychology and brief internal stakeholders on team processes Identify and integrate emerging research and techniques that improve internal processes WHAT’S REQUIRED PhD degree in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, decision science, social psychology, organizational psychology, or a related field Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to make complex concepts clear to senior stakeholders Demonstrated experience designing, evaluating, and interpreting qualitative and quantitative assessments and organizational data Experience conducting structured interviews and translating interview data into evidence-based assessments Strong critical thinking skills, including the ability to evaluate alternative explanations and guard against bias Ability to collaborate across departments and provide clear recommendations based on sound judgment Willingness to quickl

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

Job Title Principal / Senior Practitioner Psychologist (Band 8a–8b) Banding Band 8b (Band 8a considered with strong experience) Location Lancashire – split across two male secure environments Working Hours Part‑time – 2/3 days per week Salary Highly competitive Join Us as a Senior Psychologist Supporting Two Established Forensic Settings Pulse is seeking an experienced Principal or Senior Practitioner Psychologist to provide high‑quality clinical support across two adult male secure environments in the North West region. This role offers a rare opportunity to deliver specialist psychological input within well‑established mental health teams, supporting both staff and service users who present with complex mental health needs, trauma and challenging behaviour. Your primary base will be one main site, with periodic visits to a second location (typically once per fortnight). You will contribute to reflective practice groups, trauma‑informed approaches and provide clinical leadership within a supportive multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Provide specialist psychological assessments, formulations and interventions for adults with complex presentations Support staff teams in understanding and managing challenging behaviour, trauma and risk Deliver reflective practice groups and staff wellbeing sessions Offer clinical leadership and contribute to evidence‑based service development Supervise and guide junior psychology team members Work closely with multidisciplinary colleagues to ensure psychologically informed care across both sites Prioritise clinical excellence while balancing responsibilities across two secure settings Benefits Working with this service, you will enjoy: Significant autonomy and influence within a psychologically led service Opportunities to deliver reflective practice and staff support A supportive and experienced MDT environment Flexible part‑time schedule (minimum 2 days per week) Competitive pay aligned with Band

Job Title Psychologist Banding Band 8a/b equivalent Location Dundee Working Hours 3 days per week | Monday – Friday | 9:00am – 5:00pm Salary Attractive rates (negotiable) Psychologist – Learning Disabilities & Complex Care | Dundee Pulse is working with a specialist inpatient provider in Dundee to recruit an experienced Psychologist to support adults with learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorder and complex presentations . This is a part‑time locum opportunity (3 days per week) within a highly supportive multidisciplinary team , offering excellent clinical exposure and flexible working. The role is due to start mid‑March 2026 and will continue until a permanent appointment is made , making it ideal if you’re looking for stability without long‑term commitment. Attractive rates are available, and the service is based in Dundee . Responsibilities In this role, you will: Provide psychological assessment, formulation and intervention for adults with learning disabilities and/or autistic spectrum disorder Work with individuals presenting with complex needs and behaviours that challenge Contribute to care planning and risk management using evidence‑based approaches Work collaboratively within a full MDT including psychiatry, nursing and therapy colleagues Support positive behaviour support planning and trauma‑informed care Contribute to reports, reviews and clinical discussions, ensuring high standards of care You’ll have the autonomy to shape your clinical input while being fully supported by an experienced team around you. Benefits Part‑time working (3 days per week) Attractive and flexible rates of pay Full MDT support Opportunity to work within a specialist LD and autism setting Qualifications & Experience Essential / Minimum: HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist Experience working with learning disabilities Experience supporting individuals with complex presentations and/or autistic spectrum disorder Desirable (but not essential): Inpatien

Job Title Practitioner Psychologist – Adult Acute Inpatient Location Cheshire Working Hours 2 days per week (part‑time) Starting ASAP Salary Competitive salary, pro‑rata (dependent on experience) About the Role Pulse is recruiting an experienced Psychologist for a part‑time inpatient role within an adult acute service , working across two wards . This is an excellent opportunity to join a well‑established multidisciplinary team (MDT) , offering autonomy, clinical variety, and the chance to contribute meaningfully to service delivery. It is an inpatient role, working within an MDT, supervising pre-qualified psychologists and occasionally working with more complex patients directly. The service is based in Cheshire . This role is ideal for psychologists with previous inpatient experience looking for flexible working alongside high‑quality clinical practice. Responsibilities In this role, you will : Work as part of a multidisciplinary inpatient team across two adult acute wards Provide clinical supervision to pre‑qualified and junior psychologists Support psychological formulation and intervention planning within the MDT Occasionally carry a small caseload of more complex patients , where required Contribute to service development and quality improvement initiatives This role offers you the opportunity to shape clinical practice while maintaining a strong work‑life balance. Benefits In this role, you’ll benefit from : Flexible part‑time working (2 days per week) Competitive salary package Supportive, established MDT environment Opportunity to focus on supervision and leadership Strong clinical governance and professional support Well‑resourced inpatient service with clear clinical pathways Qualifications and Experience Essential / Minimum Requirements HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist Experience working with adult mental health populations Ability to work autonomously within an MDT setting Desirable Previous inpatient or acute ward experience Exper

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

Start: ASAP Hours: 2–3 days per week Duration: 3 months (review after) Location: Multiple sites (South) Remote: Partly Client Group: Adults with Autism Role Overview We’re seeking an experienced Psychologist to oversee five social care residences and supervise two Assistant Psychologists . You’ll provide specialist psychological services for adults with ASD and learning disabilities, including assessments, formulations, interventions, and risk management. The role involves working across multiple sites and liaising with multidisciplinary teams. Key Responsibilities Deliver psychological assessments and evidence-based interventions. Formulate treatment plans and manage complex cases. Conduct risk assessments and contribute to risk management. Provide specialist advice, consultation, and clinical supervision. Liaise with staff across services to ensure coordinated care

Location: Croydon Hours: 22.5 per week (Mon–Fri, 09:00–17:00, flexible) Salary: £60,000 FTE About the Role We’re seeking an HCPC-registered Practitioner Psychologist with forensic experience to join our Croydon team. You’ll deliver evidence-based psychological assessments and interventions for residents with forensic mental health needs, complex conditions, and dual diagnoses. The role includes clinical supervision, service development, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Requirements HCPC Registration (essential) Doctoral-level training in clinical psychology Forensic/clinical experience with complex needs Ability to teach, train, and provide clinical supervision Full UK right to work & enhanced DBS check