Pride In Health
Clinical Psychologist
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About the Role
Pride in Health is expanding its psychology capacity and is seeking an HCPC-registered Clinical or Counselling Psychologist to join our remote service on a sessional, self-employed basis.
We provide affirming, person-centred healthcare for trans, non-binary and gender-diverse adults. Our approach is grounded in patient safety, informed consent, dignity, and respect.
About the Opportunity
You will primarily undertake comprehensive remote psychological assessments at the initial psychological assessment stage of the Pride in Health pathway. You will review relevant clinical information, explore psychological wellbeing and support needs, identify risk or safeguarding concerns, and prepare clear clinical reports and recommendations within your approved scope.
We are looking for a psychologist who combines sound clinical judgement with warmth, professional curiosity, and a respectful, non-pathologising approach.
Key Responsibilities
- Undertake structured, person-centred remote psychological assessments.
- Explain your role, the purpose of the assessment, and how information will be used.
- Establish informed consent and consider capacity, communication needs, and reasonable adjustments.
- Review relevant records and identify where further information is required.
- Assess psychological wellbeing, vulnerability, safeguarding concerns, risk, and support needs.
- Produce accurate, timely, and clinically defensible notes and reports.
- Recognise when remote assessment is unsuitable or when a decision should be paused, escalated, or supported by further consultation.
- Provide appropriate recommendations, safety-netting, aftercare information, or signposting.
- Contribute to multidisciplinary discussions and service improvement where appropriate.
- Work in accordance with HCPC standards, Pride in Health policies, and agreed clinical-governance arrangements.
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What You Will Bring
- Current HCPC registration as a Clinical Psychologist or Counselling Psychologist.
- A professional qualification supporting your HCPC registration.
- Relevant post-qualification clinical experience.
- Experience undertaking psychological assessments and producing high-quality clinical reports.
- Sound knowledge of safeguarding, risk assessment, consent, capacity, confidentiality, and information sharing.
- The ability to practise autonomously, remain within your competence, and seek support appropriately.
- Confidence delivering healthcare through remote or digital systems.
- A respectful, inclusive, and non-pathologising approach to care.
- Appropriate professional indemnity insurance, or the ability to obtain it before clinical work begins.
- The legal and professional ability to provide services from the United Kingdom.
Desirable Experience
Experience in one or more of the following would be helpful:
- Working with trans, non-binary, or gender-diverse people.
- Gender healthcare or another specialist healthcare pathway.
- Neurodiversity, trauma-informed practice, or minority stress.
- Multidisciplinary, telehealth, private healthcare, or independent-practice settings.
Engagement Details
- Contract: Self-employed independent contractor
- Location: Remote – United Kingdom
- Availability sought: Capacity to provide a minimum of 18–20 sessions per month
- Work allocation: Based on service demand, approved scope, and mutually agreed availability; a minimum volume of sessions is not guaranteed.
- Clinical governance: Supported through Pride in Health’s supervision, consultation, and escalation arrangements.
- Further information about the sessional arrangement will be discussed during the initial screening conversation.
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What We Offer
- Flexible sessional work within a developing specialist service.
- A structured remote-care pathway and clear escalation arrangements.
- Service induction and access to relevant systems and clinical information.
- Opportunities for multidisciplinary collaboration and quality improvement.
- The opportunity to improve access to safe and affirming healthcare.
How to Apply
Complete our application form and upload your CV and a brief supporting statement outlining your assessment experience, interest in the opportunity, and approximate availability.
📅 Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. We may close the vacancy once suitable candidates have been identified.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a structured remote interview, including discussion of a clinical scenario.
Any engagement will be conditional on satisfactory registration, qualification, references, appropriate criminal-record checks, indemnity, and practising-privileges approval.
Pride in Health is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment. Please tell us if you require a reasonable adjustment during the application process.
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