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Vacancy:
Highly Specialist Psychologist/ Psychological Practitoner
Employer:
Kent and Medway NHS & Social Care Partnership Trust; Eastern
& Coastal Area Offices, Canterbury, Kent
Ref:
R635
Band
8b: £43,221 - £53,432 p.a.
Details:
An interesting opportunity has arisen for someone with advanced
therapeutic skills and an interest in teaching and staff development
to work as part of the National Institute for Health and Clinical
Excellence (NICE) team working to develop the competence of the
workforce and support the delivery of mental health services across
the Trust in line with NICE guidelines.
The
work will cover all ages in terms of adult services in both primary
care and secondary care psychological provision.
By supporting Trust staff to develop their skills in delivering
NICE recommended psychological treatments, particularly cognitive
behavioural approaches, you will contribute to and facilitate the
process of implementation of NICE guidance. You will also develop
training and provide clinical supervision and continuing support
for NICE-recommended practice across all the main care groups and
will initiate and support research and audit as appropriate. You
will work as part of a small team and have frequent contact with
a broad range of professionals within the Trust.
As a chartered clinical or counselling psychologist you will have
considerable experience of mental health practice with a substantial
breadth of knowledge regarding therapeutic models and clinical practice,
including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. There will be ample opportunities
to use and further develop these therapeutic skills as you will
be expected to carry a clinical case load determined by the needs
of the psychological service and your areas of clinical interests.
The team is based in Canterbury, however you will be required to
travel to other mental health sites within the Eastern and Coastal
Directorate of the Trust.
An ability to work independently is key to this post, as you will
be required to work on your own initiative as well as within a team
setting.
This post is an ideal opportunity to gain consultancy and training
experience in line with New Ways of Working.
For an informal discussion and for further information about the
post please contact John Howes, Lead: NICE Implementation Team,
Consultant Psychological Practitioner, on 01227 812127.
If your application is successful, you will be notified by e-mail.
It is important therefore that you regularly check your NHS jobs
account.
TO
APPLY:
We encourage applicants to apply on-line – go to www.kmpt.nhs.uk
Completed
applications by: 14th
November 2008.
Interviews to be held Monday 1st December 2008.
Employment in this post is subject to a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure
from the Criminal Records Bureau.
Car owner/driver essential, subject to the provisions of the Disability
Discrimination Act (1995).
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