Lead Clinical or Counselling Psychologist
- Employer
- Leeds & York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
- Location
- Leeds
- Salary
- £56,164 to £65,262 a year Per Annum/pro rata
- Closing date
- 4 Apr 2023
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- Profession
- Counsellor / Psychotherapist
- Grade
- Band 8B
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
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We are excited to offer this post to expand our innovative psychologically led team working across sectors and services. By agreeing permanent service funding, West Yorkshire integrated care system has demonstrated a real commitment to the wellbeing of their staff. This service is at the forefront of delivering that care on a regional footprint.
Working as part of the West Yorkshire Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub, you will develop and deliver a range of mental health support to staff and volunteers across NHS, social care and third sector services. You will build networks and communities of practice to help embed and sustain the interventions.
In particular, the role will involve leading on two psychologically informed projects:
Main duties of the job
Alongside team interventions and consultation, there will also be the opportunity to provide 1:1 therapy to staff seeking individual support.
The successful post holder will provide leadership and management to our team of assistant psychologists and wider psychological workforce and will work closely with the clinical leads for the service.
We are looking for individuals who are innovative with a passion for partnership working and strong foundations in trauma and compassionate leadership. Experience in Schwartz and critical incident is desirable but not essential as full training will be given.
About us
As a new and evolving service there is lots of scope to have impact on the service structure and delivery. We would welcome anyone interested in applying to make contact to really understand the scope and innovation of the role
You will be working within the West Yorkshire Care Partnership across the whole of the region. This work is largely remote but there will be the expectation to travel for key meetings especially as face to face working increases.
Job description
Job responsibilities
To provide specialist psychological services for staff and volunteers working in the West Yorkshire Integrated Care System (ICS) as part of the services delivered by the West Yorkshire Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub. The post holder will have a key role working as an integral part of the core Hub team and to take a lead role in the development and delivery of trauma-informed system-level interventions. These interventions aim to create networks and connections to enable appropriate support and response to potentially traumatic events/situations workplaces across the system, as well as create safe reflective spaces, including Schwartz rounds, that cross organisational boundaries, where people can talk about the social and emotional impact of work.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
Any attachments will be accessible after you click to apply.
173-22523-COR
Working as part of the West Yorkshire Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub, you will develop and deliver a range of mental health support to staff and volunteers across NHS, social care and third sector services. You will build networks and communities of practice to help embed and sustain the interventions.
In particular, the role will involve leading on two psychologically informed projects:
- We currently hold one of only two place based licences to deliver Schwartz rounds across organisations. You will be key in bringing different leaders and organisations together to co-ordinate and run Schwartz rounds.
- As a system we are building interventions to support teams and individuals following critical or potentially traumatic events. You will be key in consulting with and training teams as well as building a regional pathway.
Main duties of the job
Alongside team interventions and consultation, there will also be the opportunity to provide 1:1 therapy to staff seeking individual support.
The successful post holder will provide leadership and management to our team of assistant psychologists and wider psychological workforce and will work closely with the clinical leads for the service.
We are looking for individuals who are innovative with a passion for partnership working and strong foundations in trauma and compassionate leadership. Experience in Schwartz and critical incident is desirable but not essential as full training will be given.
About us
As a new and evolving service there is lots of scope to have impact on the service structure and delivery. We would welcome anyone interested in applying to make contact to really understand the scope and innovation of the role
You will be working within the West Yorkshire Care Partnership across the whole of the region. This work is largely remote but there will be the expectation to travel for key meetings especially as face to face working increases.
Job description
Job responsibilities
To provide specialist psychological services for staff and volunteers working in the West Yorkshire Integrated Care System (ICS) as part of the services delivered by the West Yorkshire Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub. The post holder will have a key role working as an integral part of the core Hub team and to take a lead role in the development and delivery of trauma-informed system-level interventions. These interventions aim to create networks and connections to enable appropriate support and response to potentially traumatic events/situations workplaces across the system, as well as create safe reflective spaces, including Schwartz rounds, that cross organisational boundaries, where people can talk about the social and emotional impact of work.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Professional Qualification
- Professional Registration
Any attachments will be accessible after you click to apply.
173-22523-COR
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