Assistant Psychologist

You will work as part of the Walsall CAMHS multidisciplinary team, supporting the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based psychological care to children, young people and their families. Working under the clinical supervision of a qualified Applied Psychologist, you will assist with psychological assessments, formulation-informed interventions and the delivery of psychologically informed care.

The role will involve supporting individual and group interventions, gathering and analysing clinical information and outcome measures, maintaining accurate records, and contributing to the development of resources for young people, families and professionals. You will also assist with service evaluation, audit, research and quality improvement projects to support the ongoing development of CAMHS services.

Working closely with psychologists and other professionals, you will contribute to a compassionate, person-centred approach, helping to improve outcomes and experiences for children and young people accessing mental health services. You will participate in regular supervision, training and reflective practice and will have opportunities to develop their clinical, research and professional skills within a supportive and innovative service.

This post provides excellent experience for psychology graduates seeking to develop their knowledge and skills within a specialist CAMHS setting and pursue a future career in Applied Psychology.

This role offers an excellent opportunity to gain experience within a specialist CAMHS setting while contributing to high-quality care and positive outcomes for children, young people and their families.

At Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, we are committed to delivering outstanding, compassionate care and improving the lives of the communities we serve. As part of Walsall CAMHS, you will join a skilled and supportive multidisciplinary team that puts children, young people and families at the heart of everything we do.

Our work is guided by our CARE values: Compassionate, Accountable, Respectful and Empowered. These values shape how we care for service users, support colleagues and work together to deliver high-quality services.

We are passionate about supporting our staff to thrive. Alongside excellent opportunities for professional development, leadership growth and service innovation, we offer regular clinical supervision, reflective practice and flexible working opportunities where possible. Our comprehensive wellbeing offer includes access to physical and mental health support, staff networks, wellbeing resources and services designed to promote work-life balance.

Whether you are looking to deepen your specialist expertise, contribute to service transformation or develop your leadership skills, you will find a welcoming culture where your contribution is valued, your voice is heard and your career can flourish. Join us and help shape the future of children's mental health services across the Black Country.

Essential

Desirable: - Experience of conducting psychometric assessments; - Registration with BPS