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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: Bedfordshire Hours: Full-time Contract: Permanent Band: 7 / 8A Salary: £50,000 – £55,000 (dependent on qualifications and experience) Client Group: Looked After Children (LAC) Job Purpose Join a developing service focused on supporting young people affected by Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and Neglect, Abuse, and Trauma (NAT). This role aims to improve psychological well-being and facilitate reunification with family environments through structured, evidence-based interventions. Key Responsibilities Deliver specialist psychological assessments and interventions for young people and families. Provide individual and group therapy sessions over 9–18 months using a range of psychological approaches. Develop treatment formulations based on thorough diagnostic assessments within a structured framework. Offer specialist consultation to staff, supporting therapeutic approaches and care planning. Act as keyworker, reviewing care plans and coordinating TAC meetings. Assess and monitor risk, implementing appropriate risk management plans. Work flexibly across community settings, residential homes, and virtual platforms as part of a hybrid model.

Client Group: Adults (18+) Salary: £64,000 pro rata Hours: Part-time (22.5 hours per week) Job Purpose Lead the psychology department, a purpose-built acute inpatient hospital, and deliver high-quality, patient-centred psychological care. Work collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team to support recovery and improve mental health outcomes for adults experiencing acute episodes. Key Responsibilities Provide specialist psychological assessments, formulations, and evidence-based interventions for service users with complex needs. Oversee the psychology service, supporting the team in delivering assessments, formulations, and group interventions. Participate in referral assessments and make autonomous clinical decisions regarding care plans. Implement and evaluate person-centred treatment plans using structured psychometric and clinical methods. Maintain professional and legal accountability in line with HCPC standards and organisational policies. Contribute to a therapeutic environment by promoting meaningful daily activities and recovery-focused care.

Job Purpose Join our Intensive Support Team (IST) to provide specialist psychological support for individuals with learning disabilities during periods of crisis. This role focuses on delivering person-centred interventions that promote independence, inclusion, and positive behaviour support. Key Responsibilities Deliver intensive, specialist support to clients with increased health needs and their carers. Provide access to clinical expertise during times of crisis, complementing the work of the Community Team for People with Learning Disabilities (CTPLD). Apply evidence-based approaches such as Applied Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support. Work collaboratively within a small multi-disciplinary team across community settings. Uphold principles of empowerment, least restrictive practice, and skill development for service users.

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: ADOS Psychologist Band: 7 Location: London, Greater London Working Hours: 1 day per week Rate: Competitive, to be discussed upon application We are seeking a skilled Band 7 ADOS Psychologist to work part-time for a private client based in London, Greater London. This opportunity is available for an immediate start. What will your responsibilities be? This role involves conducting Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) assessments as part of a multidisciplinary diagnostic process. You will be responsible for delivering structured observations, contributing to diagnostic formulations, and providing clear, evidence-based reports. The postholder will work closely with other professionals to ensure accurate and timely assessments in line with best practice standards. Qualifications and Experience: • HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist (essential) • Experience in conducting ADOS assessments • Strong clinical formulation and communication skills • A commitment to delivering high-quality, client-centred care How to apply If you believe your experience aligns with this role, please apply today. Our specialist team will be in touch to discuss the opportunity in more detail. If you are already registered with Pulse and refer a friend to us, you could earn £300 per recommendation once they have completed over 200 hours of work*. Why work with Pulse? From the moment you register with us, our focus is entirely on you. During our initial conversation, you’ll quickly see that we understand your specialty inside and out. Our expert recruitment consultants are committed to finding you the best opportunities and supporting you every step of the way to secure the ideal placement. Thanks to our preferred or sole supplier status with many clients, you’ll gain access to exclusive roles not available elsewhere. We always prioritise your best interests, engaging in meaningful conversations and truly listening to your needs. You ar

Job Title : Eating Disorders Psychologist Band : 7 Hours : 22.5 hours per week Location : London, Greater London Rate : Competitive, to be discussed upon application An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Psychologist specialising in eating disorders to join our esteemed NHS client’s dynamic team based in London, Greater London. This position is available for an immediate start, offering competitive rates. Key Responsibilities : The Psychologist will provide psychological assessments and interventions for children and adolescents with eating disorders, working as part of a multidisciplinary team. They will offer therapeutic support, develop treatment plans, and liaise with other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated care. The psychologist will utilise Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) techniques to support patients in managing their eating disorders. Additionally, they will participate in service and business planning activities, maintain professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and comply with the Trust’s policies and procedures. Qualifications and Experience : Relevant degree or equivalent qualification in Psychology. Full registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Expertise in psychological assessments and interventions for eating disorders. Strong experience with Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). A high level of clinical skills as evidenced by peer review and reports. Evidence of incorporating core values of commitment, trust, integrity, and kindness into their work with others. Willingness to work flexibly across a range of clinic models, venues, and days of the week. Good communication skills and level of IT literacy. An interest to advance professionally as evidenced by attendance and contribution to reflective practice meetings, reliability meetings, and/or other CPD events within their professional clinical practice. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Commitment to Cont

Rate: €1,400 per completed assessment (up to two per week) Contract: Locum / Contract based Location: Clinic-based work across Kilkenny or South Dublin Start: ASAP (Flexible) Employer: Specialist Neurodevelopmental Assessment Service The role We are recruiting experienced Clinical Psychologists or Educational Psychologist to support a high-volume, specialist ASD diagnostic service delivering comprehensive autism assessments for children and adolescents. This is a locum, self‑employed opportunity, ideal for psychologists looking to undertake assessment-only work alongside other commitments or as a full time opportunity. Clinicians are paid per completed assessment, with administrative and pathway structures already in place to support efficient delivery. Assessments are psychologist led, with Occupational Therapy or Speech & Language Therapy input contributing to overall formulation. Payment structure €1,400 per completed assessment (ADOS, ADI-R, WISC, Write-Up & Feedback) Clinicians work as independent contractors and must hold their own professional indemnity insurance. The ASD assessment pathway Lead clinician: Psychologist OT / SaLT role: Functional, sensory, and adaptive profile (non-diagnostic but integral to formulation) Assessment components include: Clinical intake and consent ADI-R developmental history (virtual delivery acceptable) ADOS-2 autism observation (face to face in clinic) Cognitive assessment (WISC-V or WAIS) OT / SaLT functional and sensory assessment Diagnostic formulation Feedback session and comprehensive written report Diagnosis is made by the psychologist, who integrates all assessment data and provides feedback to families. Time expectations (indicative) Psychologist – client-facing time: Intake & consent: 45–60 minutes ADI-R (virtual): 90–150 minutes ADOS-2 (face to face): 45–60 minutes Cognitive asse

Job Type: Permanent or Long-Term Contract Location: Leeds – Face-to-Face Salary: Competitive salary or excellent hourly/session rates Specialism: Autism and ADHD Assessment Start Date: Flexible Pulse is currently seeking a Clinical Psychologist to join an exciting new service in Leeds, working face-to-face with individuals undergoing autism and ADHD assessments. This is a fantastic opportunity for a clinician passionate about neurodevelopmental work to join a supportive and forward-thinking team. The role is available on either a permanent basis or as a long-term contract, offering flexibility to suit your career goals and lifestyle. Whether you're looking for stability or the freedom of locum work, we’d love to hear from you. The Role You will be responsible for: Conducting comprehensive autism and ADHD assessments Delivering diagnostic formulations and contributing to multi-disciplinary team discussions Writing high-quality reports and providing feedback to clients and families Supporting service development and best practice in neurodevelopmental assessment What’s on Offer Competitive permanent salary or excellent hourly/sessional rates Flexible working arrangements Opportunity to work within a highly experienced and supportive MDT Ongoing professional development and supervision Requirements HCPC registration as a Clinical Psychologist Final-year doctoral students with relevant assessment experience will also be considered Experience in autism and/or ADHD assessment (ADOS/ADI-R training desirable) Strong report writing and communication skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Whether you're an experienced clinician or a soon-to-qualify psychologist looking to specialise in neurodevelopmental work, this is a brilliant opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist – Autism & Neurodevelopmental Services Banding: Equivalent to Band 8a Location: Keele, Staffordshire Working Hours: Full-time, flexible working available Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Are you a skilled and enthusiastic Clinical Psychologist looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of neurodivergent children and their families? Pulse is recruiting for a permanent Clinical Psychologist to join a dedicated and growing Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) based in Keele, Staffordshire. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the development of specialist autism services, working in a collaborative and forward-thinking clinical environment. Responsibilities As a Practitioner Psychologist, you will: Deliver specialist autism and neurodevelopmental assessments, formulations, and interventions for children and young people. Work collaboratively within a diverse MDT including Psychologists, LD Nurses, OTs, SALTs, Paediatricians, Assistants, Trainees, and volunteers. Prepare comprehensive psychological reports and communicate findings to families and professionals. Provide evidence-based individual and group interventions for children, families, and carers. Offer specialist consultation, advice, and training to colleagues and external professionals. Contribute to service development, evaluation, and audit in collaboration with the research team. Provide clinical supervision and support to Assistant and Trainee Psychologists. Benefits Flexible working patterns, including home working Purpose-built, award-winning facilities Extensive CPD, reflective practice, and training opportunities Clinical and management supervision 27 days annual leave + bank holidays (increasing with service) Employee Assistance Programme Charity worker and Blue Light discounts Life assurance after 1 year Pension scheme Recommend-a-friend scheme Free on-site parking No out-of-hours, rota, or weekend expectations Qualifications and Experience W

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

Autism & ADHD Diagnostic Clinician Location: Norwich Job Type: Sessional / Associate Specialisms: Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist, Educational Psychologist, GMC-Registered Clinician Join a Growing NHS-Funded Autism & ADHD Assessment Service We are currently seeking experienced clinicians to support the delivery of NHS-funded Autism and Autism/ADHD diagnostic assessments within a well-established multidisciplinary service in Norwich. This is an excellent opportunity for professionals with autism diagnostic experience who are looking for consistent assessment work, strong administrative support, and the ability to focus on delivering high-quality clinical assessments. The service offers a modern, patient-centred assessment pathway, supported by purpose-built technology and ambient note-taking systems to streamline administration and report writing. Who We're Looking For We're keen to hear from: Clinical Psychologists Counselling Psychologists Educational Psychologists GMC-Registered Clinicians Applicants may specialise in: Adults only Children & Young People (CYP) only Both Adults and CYP Essential Requirements To be considered, you must have: Minimum 1 year of post-registration clinical experience Minimum 1 year conducting full autism diagnostic assessments ADOS-2 training and practical assessment experience Experience assessing against DSM-5 diagnostic criteria Knowledge of ADHD and differential diagnoses, including intellectual disability Experience conducting Adult ADOS assessments and/or CYP ADOS Modules 1-4 Ability to work from the Norwich clinic location The Assessment Model This service uses a flexible, adapted play-based and activity-based assessment approach that explores both Autism and ADHD presentations, rather than relying solely on traditional ADOS-led assessments. Clinicians should be confident: Adapting assessment styles to individual patient needs Gathering and interpreting multiple sources of clinical information P

Remote Autism & ADHD Diagnostic Clinician Location: Fully Remote Job Type: Sessional / Associate Specialisms: Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist, Educational Psychologist, GMC-Registered Clinician Join a Growing NHS-Funded Autism & ADHD Assessment Service We are seeking experienced clinicians to deliver remote Autism and Autism/ADHD diagnostic assessments as part of a well-established NHS-funded assessment service. This opportunity is ideal for professionals with a strong background in neurodevelopmental diagnostics who are looking for flexible, consistent assessment work while working entirely from home. The service utilises a modern assessment pathway supported by purpose-built clinical software and ambient note-taking technology, allowing clinicians to focus on high-quality clinical decision-making and patient care. Who We're Looking For We welcome applications from: Clinical Psychologists Counselling Psychologists Educational Psychologists GMC-Registered Clinicians Applicants may specialise in: Adults only Children & Young People (CYP) only Both Adults and CYP Essential Requirements Candidates must have: Minimum 1 year of post-registration clinical experience Minimum 1 year conducting full autism diagnostic assessments ADOS-2 training and practical assessment experience Experience assessing against DSM-5 criteria Knowledge of ADHD and differential diagnoses, including intellectual disability Experience conducting Adult ADOS assessments and/or CYP ADOS Modules 1-4 Excellent report-writing and diagnostic reasoning skills Ability to work independently in a remote setting The Assessment Model The service uses a flexible, adapted play-based and activity-based assessment model that explores Autism and ADHD presentations rather than relying solely on a traditional ADOS-led approach. Clinicians should be comfortable: Conducting detailed autism and autism/ADHD assessments remotely Adapting assessment styles to individual presentation and n

Job Title: Locum Paediatric ADOS Speech and Language Therapist Banding: Band 6/7 Location: Bromley, Kent Start Date: ASAP Hourly Rate: £24.00–£34.50 per hour Working Hours: Part time – 3 days per week (flexible days) Job Overview We are currently seeking an experienced and motivated Paediatric ADOS Speech and Language Therapist to join a specialist children’s service based at the Phoenix Centre in Bromley, Kent. This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled clinician with experience in Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) assessments to support children undergoing autism assessments across a range of ages and developmental levels. The successful candidate will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team delivering high-quality diagnostic assessments for children and young people. This role is suitable for clinicians with a background in Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, or Nursing who hold recognised ADOS training and are passionate about supporting children and families through the diagnostic pathway. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: • Conduct ADOS assessments for children across Modules 1–4, depending on age and communication ability. • Support the assessment and diagnostic process for children with suspected Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). • Work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team to provide comprehensive clinical recommendations. • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in line with professional standards. • Utilise EMIS systems where appropriate (training can be provided). • Communicate effectively with children, families, carers, and professionals throughout the assessment process. Qualifications and Experience To be considered for this role, you must have: • A recognised professional qualification as a Speech and Language Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Psychologist, or Nurse. • Relevant professional registration (HCPC or NMC where applicable). • Completed ADOS assessment tra

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