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My MEDIC Occupational Psychologist

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Salary

£0 to £5

Contract

Not specified

Hours

Part time

Closing date

Not specified

In plain English

What this job actually involves

You will help medical students develop work‑related skills and wellbeing. The role is part‑time and involves giving psychology advice to the student support team. It suits someone with a psychology background who likes teaching and working with health professionals. You’ll join a small team of doctors, psychologists and communication experts.

What you'll need

A degree in psychology or a related subject
Experience of occupational psychology or work‑related counselling
Good written and spoken English
Ability to work part‑time with flexible hours
Team‑working skills
Basic knowledge of medical education (helpful)

How to boost your chances

Tailor your CV to show any work with students or health staff
Mention any BPS registration or relevant training
Give examples of helping people improve work skills
Check the employer’s website and refer to their values
Be ready to discuss how you can fit a part‑time schedule
Ask about the support and training they provide

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Job description

Job Advert Occupational Psychologist, My Medic LDU Centre for Medical Education School of Medicine College of Biomedical and Life Sciences This is an exciting opportunity to work in My MEDIC, a service that provides coordinated support and skills development for medical students through their study. We are looking for an Occupational Psychologist to join the team of experienced doctors, psychologists, and experts in language and communication. You will provide occupational psychology input to s…