clinical psychologist / neuropsychologist

We are seeking to recruit an enthusiastic clinical psychologist/neuropsychologist to join our specialist Paediatric Neuropsychology service within the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust Department of Psychological Medicine. This is a permanent role at 1.0wte, split between the specialist paediatric neurorehabilitation team (0.6wte) and the routine paediatric neuropsychology service (0.4wte)., This is an exciting opportunity to work within our well-established Paediatric Neuropsychology service to offer neuropsychological assessment, consultation, and advice, and to deliver evidence-based psychological interventions. The post-holder will work with children and young people under the inpatient neurorehabilitation pathway, working within a close multi-disciplinary team (occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy and neurology). The post-holder will also see children and young people with neurological illness or injury for outpatient neuropsychological assessment and psychological intervention., You will be fully embedded within our supportive and cohesive Paediatric Neuropsychology team and work closely with multi-disciplinary colleagues within the Trust paediatric neurosciences services. You will sit within the wider Department of Psychological Medicine - an innovative and dynamic team of psychologists and psychiatrists co-located within the medical environment providing services to patients across the lifespan. The department has close links with the Oxford Doctoral Course in Clinical Psychology and regularly contributes to teaching and supervision of trainees.

You must have appropriate UK professional registration.

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