Clinical Psychologist, CAMHS Lead
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This post provides clinical and professional leadership to Clinical Psychologists within CAMHS. The post-holder will provide an expert highly specialist psychological assessments, formulations and interventions overview for children and young people with the most complex needs in Core CAMHS. To provide highly specialist expert supervision advice and consultant to CAMHS clinicians. To provide expertise to the CAMHS clinical leadership team on the development of specialist evidence-based psychological therapy and work with partner agencies in the provision of mental health services. The post-holder will provide professional, high-level, and effective line management and clinical supervision structures to psychological professionals (primarily focussed on Core CAMHS). To support the delivery of Care Unit leadership functions including but not limited to, governance, service development and workforce planning.
Key Responsibilities
* To lead on, and provide expert, specialist psychological advice, guidance and contribute to highly-specialist psychological assessments, formulations and interventions for children and young people with complex needs in CAMHS (primarily in Core).
* To lead on the provision of high quality evidenced-based therapies in CAMHS working closely across multidisciplinary teams and with the services senior management team.
* To contribute to care unit management functions such as quality governance, contributing to service improvement, quality assurance and governance across the Service, including an overview/emphasis on Audit, NICE Guidelines, ROMs and patient experience.
* To work as part of the Care Unit management team and take a lead role in appropriate service-wide developments.
* To provide collaborative and compassionate clinical leadership that enables positive engagement and skills development, and managerial support for the psychological workforce.
* To deputise for the service lead duties.
* To provide managerial supervision to the psychological workforce.
* To provide psychology advice beyond the care unit, supporting functions across the wider organisation.
* To develop and maintain close working relationships with system service providers.
Location: Buxton, peak district. There will be some opportunities to carry out work at one of our other bases in the historic market town of Chesterfield: either at our main hospital on a greenfield site with abundant countryside and lovely views or our newer CAMHS base (where some therapy clinics are currently based) ideally located near Chesterfield train station and the town centre.
Please see the Job Description and Person Specification in the attachments. This document contains a full detailed description of the role and what the main responsibilities and duties are along with the criteria that are required.
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