Bank Practitioner Psychologist

Job summary

The overall purpose of the post is to reduce/prevent undue work related psychological distress for individuals and in UCLH staff teams. Utilising the psychological evidence base for this population, this post will support recovery, embed incident response and trauma pathways for staff while offering informal staff support and signposting to other internal and external support offers. It will link in with wider local and organisational initiatives, such as supporting the development and use of Well-being Champions, enhancing civility and respect and reducing the impact of violence & aggression.

Main duties of the job

• To provide psycho-education and trauma informed preventative measures (such as stress management, mindfulness techniques). These could include one off group sessions, or a programme of support to connect to ongoing cultural change within the organisation and localities.
• To work closely with other psychologists and non-psychology colleagues in broader clinical psychology service in UCLH, in order to be able to demonstrate a high standard of clinical skill, multidisciplinary engagement and flexibility.
• To formulate and implement plans for the formal psychological treatment and/or management of a persons psychological problems, based upon an appropriate conceptual framework and employing methods based upon evidence of efficacy.
• To be responsible for implementing a range of psychological interventions for individuals, teams and groups, drawing upon different explanatory models with a focus on the specialised needs of healthcare staff.

About us

UCLH offers the chance of progression and learning within the trust by being able to work closely with senior employees. Not only that Bank Partners also offer its exciting benefits while working with us which include NHS pensions, priority shifts over agencies and UCLH Workers will get access to an exclusive benefits platform called Xexec. You really can't let this opportunity walk by you!

Here at Bank Partners we understand the challenges that Health workers face, from being burnt out, Dealing with emotional stress and sometimes a lack of support. We have worked closely with UCLH to understand how to help tackle this for the well-being of our professionals. The Trust strongly supports their staff, so they have created a project called well-being for a short or long-term wellbeing initiatives.