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Occupational Therapist – Band 6 (Locum) Location: Mental Health Services Contract: Locum – 3 days per week, 7.5 hours per day Start Date: ASAP End Date: Ongoing Our client is seeking a Band 6 Occupational Therapist to join a high-support inpatient rehabilitation service for adult males. The service provides multi-disciplinary care to support individuals returning to independent living. The OT will work across two wards, delivering assessments, interventions, and supporting care planning. Key Responsibilities: Deliver specialist OT interventions in mental health rehabilitation Supervise junior staff including Band 5 OTs and OTAs Work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to support patient recovery Maintain accurate clinical documentation and contribute to care planning Requirements: HCPC-registered Occupational Therapist Experience in mental health rehabilitation Experience supervising staff Strong communication, clinical reasoning, and teamwork skills Availability to work locum shifts via PAYE or approved umbrella company Benefits: Flexible locum hours Opportunity to gain experience in a supportive, high-dependency mental health setting

Locum Occupational Therapist Division: Medicine & Urgent Care – Therapies Contract: Locum Setting: Acute / Specialist Hospital Services Our client is seeking an experienced Locum Advanced Occupational Therapist to join their Medicine & Urgent Care Therapies team. This is an autonomous, senior clinical role within a specialist area, supporting the delivery of high-quality care to complex and acutely unwell patients. The Role: Provide advanced occupational therapy assessment and intervention to patients with complex needs, including neurological, respiratory, cognitive, and multi-pathology presentations Work autonomously while leading and supporting clinical activity within your specialist area Actively contribute to multidisciplinary working, ward rounds, and discharge planning Support service delivery using a continuous improvement approach Provide specialist advice, supervision, and training to therapy staff Requirements: HCPC registration as an Occupational Therapist Significant experience working at an advanced level in acute hospital settings Strong MDT working, clinical reasoning, and leadership skills Ability to manage complex caseloads independently Why Apply? Senior locum opportunity within a busy acute service Opportunity to work with complex and critically ill patients Supportive MDT and well-established therapy service

Job Title: Consultant Psychologist Banding: Equivalent to Band 8c Location: West Yorkshire Working Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience We are seeking a Consultant Psychologist to join a specialist rehabilitation service in West Yorkshire . This is a unique opportunity to work with adult male patients with complex mental health needs, supporting recovery, independence, and reintegration into the community. The role offers a competitive salary and the chance to make a meaningful impact within a respected provider of mental health services. Responsibilities As a Consultant Psychologist, you will: Deliver high-quality psychological assessments and interventions tailored to individual needs Provide clinical supervision and support to psychology staff and wider MDTs Contribute to service development and quality improvement initiatives Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure holistic care planning Champion evidence-based practice and recovery-focused approaches Benefits Competitive salary based on experience Opportunities for professional development and CPD Access to wellbeing and support programs Free on-site parking Company pension scheme Employee discounts and reward schemes Qualifications and Experience We welcome applications from candidates who meet most or all of the following: HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist (Clinical or Forensic) Significant post-qualification experience in mental health rehabilitation or secure settings Proven leadership and supervisory experience Strong understanding of recovery models and trauma-informed care Experience in service development and audit is desirable If you don’t meet every requirement but are passionate about the role and have relevant experience, we still encourage you to apply. How to Apply Apply directly through the Pulse website . Once we receive your application, a member of our recruitment team will be in touch to discuss next steps and support you

The Role This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside our established team who will support you to utilise and enhance your advisory and insolvency skills and experience. You will work alongside some of the most experienced practitioners in the field advising the boards, management teams, lenders and shareholders of companies which are underperforming and/or facing any financial stress. Our North team has recently led a number of high profile regional insolvencies (including the Black Sheep Brewery, WN VTech and TXM Plant Administrations), as well as working on complex and challenging advisory assignments We work with a full spectrum of companies from SME to PLC. As a Manager / Associate Director in the team, you will have the opportunity to work and lead on a diverse range of engagements across all sectors, with plenty of responsibility for leading workstreams, managing junior staff and supporting Directors and Senior Managing Directors in client-facing delivery. Key Responsibilities Client service Manage parts of the engagement, including managing junior staff and providing support to the Senior Managing Director/ Director in managing external stakeholders. Providing comprehensive financial restructuring and cash management services to identify working capital and other cash flow improvements. Reviewing and stress-testing integrated business plans, budgeting and forecasting models using a fact-based, data driven approach. Develop, analyse and present Financial Advisory options using input from other teams, e.g. tax analysis, sector and financial modelling. Produce high quality deliverables within planned timescales. Liaise with the company’s / lender’s legal advisors to understand key aspects of legal documentation and also drive any documentation processes (term sheets, waivers, loan documentation, insolvency sale and trading agreements etc.) Developing and inputting into insolvency strategies. Delivering key aspects of insolvency ass

Job Title: Paediatric Special School Speech and Language Therapist Banding: Band 6/7 Location: Swanley Start Date: ASAP Rate: £35.00–£42.00 per hour Working Hours: Full-time or Part-time Job Overview We are seeking an experienced and motivated Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) to join a specialist day school in Swanley, supporting children and young people aged 8–19 with moderate to severe learning difficulties and autism. Many pupils also present with additional needs such as ADHD, Down syndrome, and significant language challenges. The school is set within an exceptional seventy-eight-acre site, offering extensive green spaces, woodlands, a Forest School, and purpose-built playground and sports areas—creating a therapeutic and enriching environment for pupils and staff alike. As a Band 6/7 therapist, you will play a central role in assessing, delivering, and evaluating high-quality interventions that support communication development and maximise each young person’s potential. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: Assess, diagnose, and deliver evidence-based interventions for children and young people with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN), autism, and complex learning difficulties. Develop and implement individualised therapy plans in collaboration with the teaching and multidisciplinary teams. Provide specialist advice and recommendations to support pupils’ communication across the school day. Maintain accurate, comprehensive clinical records in line with professional and organisational standards. Participate in multidisciplinary meetings, reviews, and staff consultations. Offer support, guidance, or supervision to junior staff or assistants (Band 7 level). Qualifications and Experience To be considered for this role, you must have: A recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy (or equivalent). HCPC registration and eligibility for membership of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT). Experience working with chil

Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist – 0.6 FTE Join a specialist forensic mental health service providing strategic leadership, expert psychiatric oversight, and clinical care. You will act as Responsible Clinician (RC) under the Mental Health Act, delivering high-quality, recovery-focused care to individuals involved with the criminal justice system. You will have RC responsibility for male service users on medium secure wards, with support from a non-consultant grade doctor and secretarial assistance. Team Structure Established multi-professional team Access to a large, supportive peer group of consultants and specialists Key Responsibilities Ensure effective functioning of the Care Programme Approach (CPA) for patients Work collaboratively with the multi-disciplinary team to ensure good patient care and throughput Escalate concerns regarding medical staff to Medical or Regional Directors as needed Provide clinical leadership and support team-building Contribute to training, education, and development of staff, particularly medical staff Supervise and appraise medical staff as required Represent the medical voice in clinical governance meetings Ensure effective delivery of quality medical services Guide safe and appropriate implementation of the Mental Health Act and Mental Capacity Act Liaise with external agencies and stakeholders Support compliance with regulatory standards such as CQC/HIW Requirements MBBS or equivalent medical qualification Full GMC registration with licence to practise MRCPsych or equivalent approved by the Royal College of Psychiatrists Section 12(2) approval and Approved Clinician status Specialist Register entry for Forensic Psychiatry highly desirable Experience assessing and managing patients in forensic psychiatric settings Ability to take full and independent responsibility for clinical care What You’ll Get Competitive salary Car allowance 30 days annual leave + bank holidays + birthday leave (pro-rata for less than full-time) Free meals

A specialist healthcare service is seeking a Consultant Psychiatrist – Male PICU/Medical Director to join the team. This is a full-time role of 37.5 hours per week. The hospital provides comprehensive inpatient mental health services within a supportive and therapeutic environment. What you’ll be doing As Consultant Psychiatrist – Male PICU/Medical Director, you will be accountable for: Leading the recruitment, induction, and probation of medical staff, ensuring compliance with training requirements, specialist registration, and practising privileges. Overseeing medical staff appraisals, revalidation, and performance management, addressing clinical or behavioural concerns collaboratively. Providing strategic and operational leadership as part of the Senior Management Team, ensuring healthcare policy, clinical governance, and best practice standards are implemented and maintained. Ensuring effective medical cover, including robust arrangements for out-of-hours and annual leave. Leading clinical investigations, complaints, and crisis management, working with senior clinical leadership to resolve issues and drive improvements. Contributing to continuous learning by embedding lessons from complaints, incidents, benchmarking, and service user feedback. Maintaining your own clinical caseload, completing mandatory training, and representing the hospital’s clinical expertise with commissioners, partners, and stakeholders. Further details are available in the job description. What you’ll bring to the role The ideal candidate will: Be a Consultant Psychiatrist with MRCPsych (or equivalent), Section 12(2) approval, Approved Clinician status, and CCT (or equivalent), listed on the GMC Specialist Register. Have at least three years’ experience working at Consultant level, with proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams across hospital or community settings. Demonstrate a track record of contributing to service change and improvement at a senior level. Possess strong leadersh

A specialist healthcare service is seeking to recruit a Consultant Psychiatrist to join the team within an Eating Disorder inpatient unit. This is a part-time on-site position (30 hours across three days per week) with a salary of £170,000–£180,000 per year (£136,000–£144,000 pro rata). You will be supported by a dedicated multidisciplinary team, including specialist nurses, psychologists, dietitians, occupational therapists, and other professionals experienced in eating disorder care. The team works collaboratively to provide personalised, evidence-based treatment within a well-established and supportive environment. The hospital is a leading independent facility, rated ‘Good’ by regulators, and offers expert care for general psychiatric conditions, addictions, and an accredited eating disorder service. Set within peaceful, landscaped grounds, it provides a calm therapeutic environment for patients and staff. The location offers strong public transport links and convenient access to major roads, along with free on-site parking. What you’ll be doing You will join a compassionate team dedicated to patient wellbeing, using a personalised and evidence-based approach to help individuals move toward a healthier and more fulfilling future. Your key responsibilities will include: Acting as Consultant and Responsible Clinician, leading patient care planning and multidisciplinary collaboration. Assessing and managing complex cases, chairing MDT and CPA meetings, and liaising closely with patients, families, and external stakeholders. Providing clinical leadership alongside the Ward Manager and ensuring compliance with organisational and regulatory standards. Contributing to governance, quality improvement, and service development initiatives. Participating in academic and professional development activities, including teaching, case discussions, audit, and research. More detailed information is available in the job description. What you’ll bring to the role The role is rewar

A specialist healthcare service is seeking a Consultant Psychiatrist to join an Adolescent Inpatient Eating Disorder ward. This is a part-time role of 15 hours per week (2 days). The service provides exceptional care across a range of mental health issues, including eating disorders. The multidisciplinary team delivers personalised treatment programs within a calm, therapeutic environment. What you’ll be doing You will join a compassionate team committed to patient wellbeing, using a personalised, evidence-based approach to support recovery. Key responsibilities include: Conducting comprehensive assessments and developing treatment plans alongside the multidisciplinary team. Leading ward rounds, MDT meetings, and overseeing complex clinical cases, including risk management. Supporting patients and families with treatment planning, relapse prevention, and recovery. Providing supervision to junior staff and contributing to service quality, compliance, and improvement initiatives. Collaborating with site leadership to enhance service delivery and patient experience. Further details are available in the job description. What you’ll bring to the role The role is rewarding but challenging, requiring resilience, empathy, and strong clinical leadership. The ideal candidate will: Be a fully registered medical practitioner with the GMC, hold a licence to practise, and be on the Specialist Register for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Hold Section 12(2) approval and Approved Clinician status. Have experience managing complex cases of eating disorders in an inpatient adolescent setting. Demonstrate strong clinical leadership, risk management expertise, and the ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. What we will give you in return You will be supported to succeed and develop through structured career conversations, training, and opportunities into senior clinical and leadership roles. Benefits include: Free on-site parking Supplemented meals 30 days ann

About the role: Join K Health as we partner with the nation's top-rated hospital systems to expand access to primary care in communities facing complex barriers to in-person care. We are looking for full-time Primary Care Physicians who will deliver fully remote, video-based, comprehensive clinical care encompassing preventive care, sick visits, and chronic condition management. The ideal candidate must be licensed in CA , have a board certification in Family or Internal Medicine, and be comfortable practicing the full spectrum of primary care, including pediatrics and mental health. Work from the comfort of your home and deliver care to those who need it the most, supported by K Health's cutting-edge Clinical AI Platform. Our virtual clinic is fully supported 24/7 by a dedicated team of Care Concierge, Clinical Operations, and technical support staff, which helps significantly reduce your administrative burden. What you'll be doing: Provide high-quality preventative, acute, and chronic care in a fully remote, virtual setting Elevate remote care by providing compassionate and meaningful patient encounters Manage a dedicated panel of patients as their primary care physician Refer patients to specialists or acute care services when clinically indicated Work on population health initiatives for risk-attributed patients (AWVs, care gaps, transitions of care, risk capture) Support patients immediately post-discharge to improve understanding of treatment plans and reduce hospital readmissions Practice continuous self-evaluation to ensure adherence to clinical guidelines and best practices What we're looking for: Board-Certified in Family or Internal Medicine 3+ years of post-residency work experience A minimum of 2+ years of experience in an in-person primary care setting Experience with virtual visits required Must have an active CA state medical license, IMLC preferred Must have prior experience with EPIC EMR Must be currently enrolled, or eligible for enro

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

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.

About Anthropic Anthropic’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems. About the Role Anthropic is at the forefront of AI research, dedicated to developing safe, ethical, and powerful artificial intelligence. Our mission is to ensure that transformative AI systems are aligned with human interests. We are seeking a Staff level Engineer to join our Pre-training team, responsible for developing the next generation of large language models. In this role, you will work at the intersection of cutting-edge research and practical engineering, contributing to the development of safe, steerable, and trustworthy AI systems. Responsibilities Design and implement data processing infrastructure for large language model training (highly performant, reproducible, traceable) Develop and maintain core processing primitives (e.g., tokenization, deduplication, chunking) with a focus on scalability Build robust systems for data quality assurance and validation at scale Collaborate with research teams to implement novel data processing architectures Build and operate end-to-end data pipelines that turn raw web-scale corpora into training-ready datasets You may be a good fit if you have: 5+ YOE outside of internships Strong software engineering skills with experience building high-throughput fault-tolerant distributed systems Hands-on experience with distributed computing frameworks, particularly Apache Spark Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail Strong communication skills and ability to work in a collaborative environment Advanced degree in Computer Science or related field Experience with language model training infrastructure Background in Data Infrastructure, MLOps, or ML infrastructure Stro

At Zoox, we’re redefining mobility by building an autonomous ride-sharing experience that’s safe, efficient, and unlike anything on the road today. We’re not just building a car, we’re redefining human mobility. By developing an autonomous ride-sharing experience that is safe, efficient, and entirely reimagined, we are creating unique vehicles that will shape the future of transportation for generations to come. As a Staff Vehicle Attributes Engineer, you’ll work alongside world-class experts in robotics, controls, and vehicle engineering to bring this vision to life.You will sit at the heart of our Vehicle Integration team, leading attribute team, serving as a technical linchpin between vision and execution. You won't just be managing requirements, you will be driving cross-functional decisions and resolving critical issues alongside department and engineering leadership to ensure our platform is world-class. In this high-impact role, you will: Be the Outward Voice: Act as the primary representative for Vehicle Integration during high-stakes program reviews and in collaborations with inter-departmental customers. Lead with Authority: Work alongside world-class experts in robotics, controls, and vehicle engineering to champion every element of the Zoox experience. Define Excellence: Ensure every vehicle meets the highest possible standards for performance, comfort, and safety, bridging the gap between complex technical constraints and an uncompromising passenger experience. In this role, you will: Lead cross-functional vehicle attribute teams (e.g., vehicle dynamics, NVH, thermal, energy, safety, ergonomics) to deliver key program milestones for Zoox’s next-generation autonomous vehicle platforms. Define the vehicle performance of Zoox’s next-generation autonomous vehicles to meet program requirements. Partner closely with Attribute Leads to define development plans, align priorities, and ensure seamless execution across engineering discipli