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Clinical Psychologist Roles - Norfolk and Waveney under 18s Eating Disorders Service
We are excited to offer two substantive Clinical Psychologist roles within our Norfolk and Waveney under 18s eating disorders service. You will be part of multidisciplinary teams with one role based primarily in Norwich, and the other in Kings Lynn.
Responsibilities
- Assessment, formulation, and psychological treatment of individuals with eating disorders and co-morbid mental health difficulties.
- Clinical responsibility for complex cases.
- Supporting the Principal Clinical Psychologist with service development projects.
- Providing clinical supervision.
- Providing consultation to colleagues and to external agencies.
Requirements
We are looking for a skilled, committed, and motivated individual with excellent communication and organizational skills and a keen interest in working with families and young people. Previous experience working with individuals with eating disorders is ideal but not essential. We can accommodate some flexible working, in line with the service need and we are a Family Friendly and supportive team.
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- Clinical supervision, specialist training, and opportunities for professional development.
- Specialist training in CBT for eating disorders and FT-AN (Maudsley Family Therapy for Anorexia Nervosa).
- Agile working opportunities.
- A comprehensive in-house and external training programs.
- Generous Relocation/Removal Package.
- Starting annual leave of 27 days per annum increasing to 33 days based on length of service (plus paid bank holidays).
- Staff physio service.
- NHS pension.
- NHS discounts and many more.
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How to Apply
We will consider applications from experienced clinical psychologists or newly qualified psychologists (on a Band 7-8a preceptorship basis).
For further details or informal visits, contact:
Name: Kat Harvey
Job title: Principal Clinical Psychologist
Email address: katharine.harvey@nsft.nhs.uk
Telephone number: 01603 978455
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