The nctNeurofeedback Clinic
Neurofeedback Trainer

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Overview
The nctNeurofeedback Clinic provides evidence-based brain assessment and neurofeedback training for children and adults presenting with cognitive, emotional, and neurodevelopmental difficulties.
The role would particularly suit someone with an academic background in neuroscience, neurophysiology, neuropsychology, or a related field who is interested in developing practical experience in applied neuroscience and neurofeedback within a clinical environment.
Previous neurofeedback experience is not required, as full training is provided.
Training
Successful candidates will undertake a structured, competency-based training programme.
The programme begins with an intensive period of technical training covering the equipment, systems, and practical procedures used within the Clinic. Candidates will be assessed throughout this stage, with progression dependent upon demonstrating the required technical competency and overall suitability for the role.
Those who successfully complete the initial technical training will progress to supervised practical training, including observation, shadowing, theoretical learning, supervised client work, mentoring, and structured feedback under the supervision of the Clinic’s neuroscientist.
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The Role
Once trained and assessed as competent to work independently, Neurofeedback Trainers are responsible for delivering individualized neurofeedback training programmes to children and adults.
Key responsibilities include:
- Preparing equipment and client documentation for scheduled sessions.
- Administering qEEG-guided neurofeedback training.
- Collecting qEEG data for clinical interpretation and translation into brain maps once appropriately trained.
- Coordinating session scheduling and accurately tracking sessions delivered in line with the training plan.
- Managing and supporting clients throughout their training sessions.
- Monitoring and accurately documenting training and symptomatic progress.
- Completing all session-related clinical records, graphs, screenshots, and documentation.
- Participating in ongoing supervision and clinical review of client progress and training effectiveness.
Candidate Profile
We are particularly interested in candidates who:
- Have an academic background in neuroscience, neurophysiology, neuropsychology, or related fields.
- Have a strong interest in brain function and applied neuroscience.
- Are technically minded and able to learn and follow detailed procedures accurately.
- Have excellent attention to detail and organizational skills.
- Have strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Are confident using computer-based systems and able to learn new software.
- Are comfortable working directly with both children and adults.
- Are able to work independently and take responsibility for managing their workload once appropriately trained.
- Are reliable, professional, and receptive to supervision and feedback.
- Can work confidently within clearly defined clinical protocols.


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Hours
The Clinic operates Sunday to Thursday, with shifts scheduled according to Clinic requirements and trainer availability.
Location and Right to Work
This is an on-site position in NW London.
Applicants must already have the unrestricted right to work in the United Kingdom. We are unable to provide visa sponsorship or support visa applications for this position.
How to Apply
Please email info@nctneurofeedback.com with your CV and a cover letter of no more than 250 words outlining your academic or professional background, your career goals over the next 2–3 years, and why you are interested in training as a Neurofeedback Trainer with The nctNeurofeedback Clinic.
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