Educational Psychologist

We seek an Educational Psychologist.
Skilled in remote, hybrid or f2f qualifications, to head our efforts on our well-being initiatives in the city to support Children's Mental Health in schools and educational practitioners.

The job purpose of the Educational Psychologist is to support the development, educational achievement and inclusion of all children and young people by:

- Giving advice about educational needs and difficulties
- Providing consultation, assessment, advice and intervention for schools, parents and other agencies concerned with children and young people
- Carrying out preventative work with parents, teachers and other professionals
- Promoting improved outcomes for children and young people

In addition to the opportunity to work in a supportive service that values professional autonomy, you will benefit from terms and conditions like payment in full of HCPC registration and the DBS Update Service costs and agile and flexible working.

Applicants for the educational psychology posts must have appropriate qualifications to work as an educational psychologist. All qualified applicants must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
- Experience of working as an Educational Psychologist, either as a trainee or qualified Educational Psychologist
- Experience of working in a range of educational settings across the age range

Please contact:
Michael Barr;
for more information on this post or for any informal enquires regarding other main-grade EP work opportunities.