James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Paediatric Assistant Psychologist

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Summary
An exciting new opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and highly motivated Assistant Psychologist to join the new Paediatric Clinical Psychology team at James Paget University Hospital. This post will form part of a growing Clinical Psychology team; with exciting opportunities to be involved in service development and team working as we expand into additional areas of paediatrics.
Our dedicated team works alongside the multidisciplinary paediatric teams at JPUH, linking in with teams within the specialities of diabetes, epilepsy, functional neurological disorders, gastroenterology, orthopaedics, healthy weight, healthy bowel and bladder, and general paediatrics. This new post will also support psychology expansion into the neonatal unit at JPUH and monthly evening MDT adolescent clinics.
Role Responsibilities
- To be professionally accountable to the Lead for Paediatric Clinical Psychology Service.
- To liaise and work with other members of staff in the Paediatric Department at JPUH.
- To liaise with other professionals across the JPUH as necessary to fulfil the duties required by the post.
- To work within established Departmental and Trust policies and professional guidelines under the direction of a qualified clinical psychologist.
- To work under supervision on a day-to-day basis, reviewing objectives at agreed intervals.
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Team and Development Opportunities
The successful candidate will join a small Paediatric Clinical Psychology team which offers excellent opportunities for professional support and development. We always have trainees on placement with us from local ClinPsyD programmes; for core placements, specialist placements, and research. This post would provide excellent experience for those considering applying for Clinical Psychology training.
We are focused on how we can improve services and clinical outcomes for our patients. We are keen for all members of the Clinical Psychology team to contribute to service development, innovation, and improvement. As an Assistant Psychologist in the Team, you will have opportunities to develop your skills in screening psychological assessments, some interventions and psychoeducation, group working, involving service users, teaching, as well as service development and much more besides. We support a flexible working pattern, and the post will involve working at bases including the James Paget University Hospital and the Newberry Clinic in Gorleston, as well as some home working.


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Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Dr Bridget Coleman
- Job title: Lead Paediatric Clinical Psychologist
- Email address: Bridget.Coleman@jpaget.nhs.uk
- Telephone number: 07920702111
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