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90001 - Youth Custody Service - Senior Forensic Psychologist - Psychology Services
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 21 Awst 2024 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £46,549 i £58,897 bob blwyddyn |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | The national salary range is £46,549 - £55,862, London salary range is £49,079 - £58,897. Your salary will be dependent on your base location. |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 05 Medi 2024 |
| Lleoliad: | LS22 5ED |
| Gweithio o bell: | Hybrid - gweithio o bell hyd at 2 ddiwrnod yr wythnos |
| Cwmni: | Ministry of Justice |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | 90001 |
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1 x HMYOI Feltham
1 x HMYOI Wetherby
1 x Oakhill STC
Psychology Services for HMPPS Youth Custody Service (YCS) are currently recruiting Senior Registered Psychologists. YCS is geographically dispersed with boys and girls aged under 18 years accommodated in a variety of sites including: HMYOIs Feltham (Heathrow), Wetherby (Yorkshire) and Oakhill Secure Training Centre (STC). YCS Psychology Services provide a spectrum of services across all sites with staff based in all YOIs and the STC. Other posts also provide a service across all sites and require a willingness to travel given YCS is geographically dispersed across England and Wales. Whilst Feltham only currently accommodate boys, Wetherby and Oakhill accommodate both boys and girls. Successful applicants will be part of an established team committed to working with children in custody which includes Forensic, Counselling, Occupational and Educational Psychologists plus Family Therapists.
YCS Senior Psychologists also have responsibilities to line manage and supervise Forensic Psychologists in Training. YCS collaborates with NHS England in the delivery of the SECURE STAIRS framework for integrated care and the post-holder will be part of a vibrant multi-agency team driving forward a trauma-informed approach for working with often the most complex children in our society. Whilst motivation and the required resilience to work with children is therefore essential, experience is only desirable as full training and support will be provided. As part of the wider Psychology Services Group (PSG), opportunities for successful applicants to work with other populations and across other functions are abundant. All HCPC registered psychologists are therefore encouraged to apply or for an informal discussion please contact YCS Regional Lead Psychologist: alisa.purton@justice.gov.uk
Overview of the job
This is non-operational prisoner facing job
Summary
The job holders covered by this job description are usually categorised as specialists in their field or those whose role requires significant additional experience, training and personal development.
The job holder will largely excel in the area of individual prisoner risk assessment or be a specialist in a specific area such as working with sex offenders. At this level the jobholder may have responsibility for the key specialist tasks involved in the delivery of a programme or related individual case management which would also entail overseeing the quality of delivery and supervision. They will also provide direction and support for other supervisors. This is a non-operational and non-rotational job.
The job holder will be working with complex prisoners and prison staff and applying their experience and competence in the area of psychology to reduce the risk of harm and re-offending by undertaking complex risk assessment of prisoners, conducting research, providing consultancy and delivering training for staff and interventions (individual and group) for prisoners.
1 x HMYOI Wetherby
1 x Oakhill STC
Psychology Services for HMPPS Youth Custody Service (YCS) are currently recruiting Senior Registered Psychologists. YCS is geographically dispersed with boys and girls aged under 18 years accommodated in a variety of sites including: HMYOIs Feltham (Heathrow), Wetherby (Yorkshire) and Oakhill Secure Training Centre (STC). YCS Psychology Services provide a spectrum of services across all sites with staff based in all YOIs and the STC. Other posts also provide a service across all sites and require a willingness to travel given YCS is geographically dispersed across England and Wales. Whilst Feltham only currently accommodate boys, Wetherby and Oakhill accommodate both boys and girls. Successful applicants will be part of an established team committed to working with children in custody which includes Forensic, Counselling, Occupational and Educational Psychologists plus Family Therapists.
YCS Senior Psychologists also have responsibilities to line manage and supervise Forensic Psychologists in Training. YCS collaborates with NHS England in the delivery of the SECURE STAIRS framework for integrated care and the post-holder will be part of a vibrant multi-agency team driving forward a trauma-informed approach for working with often the most complex children in our society. Whilst motivation and the required resilience to work with children is therefore essential, experience is only desirable as full training and support will be provided. As part of the wider Psychology Services Group (PSG), opportunities for successful applicants to work with other populations and across other functions are abundant. All HCPC registered psychologists are therefore encouraged to apply or for an informal discussion please contact YCS Regional Lead Psychologist: alisa.purton@justice.gov.uk
Overview of the job
This is non-operational prisoner facing job
Summary
The job holders covered by this job description are usually categorised as specialists in their field or those whose role requires significant additional experience, training and personal development.
The job holder will largely excel in the area of individual prisoner risk assessment or be a specialist in a specific area such as working with sex offenders. At this level the jobholder may have responsibility for the key specialist tasks involved in the delivery of a programme or related individual case management which would also entail overseeing the quality of delivery and supervision. They will also provide direction and support for other supervisors. This is a non-operational and non-rotational job.
The job holder will be working with complex prisoners and prison staff and applying their experience and competence in the area of psychology to reduce the risk of harm and re-offending by undertaking complex risk assessment of prisoners, conducting research, providing consultancy and delivering training for staff and interventions (individual and group) for prisoners.