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Counselling Psychologist in Complex Care

United Kingdom, Rotherham Employment contract 55000.00 - 60000.00 GBP / Year · Job Posted May 16, 2026
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Queensway Hospital (Rotherham) is looking for a part time (3 days/week) HCPC registered clinical or counselling psychologist skilled at working with adults with complex mental health and co-morbid presentations e.g. ASC, complex trauma, personality disorders, functional neurological disorder, disordered eating, depression, OCD and self-harm. Salaries in the region of £55 to £60 K (pro rata) will be negotiated depending on experience. Want to work in a service where you can offer excellent psychological care in a highly competent, multi-disciplinary team, with space for innovation and room to develop your areas of clinical interest in complex mental health disorders and/or the associated co-morbidities? If yes, then Ellern Mede is the organisation for you. The part time post will be appointed to according to experience and as such applications will be welcomed from both psychologists who are well established in their career, as well as more recently qualified psychologists who would like to develop expertise within this specialist field of complex care. The posts will suit enthusiastic and motivated psychologists, ideally with previous experience of working within an inpatient or forensic settings and/or have worked in multi-disciplinary teams with patients with eating disorders or complex co-morbid presentations who required interventions based on models such as trauma-focussed CBT, CBT-ED, DBT, PBS and adjustments for neuro-diverse patients. You will be part of a supportive and expanding psychological therapies team across the Ellern Mede group, and there will good opportunities for supervision and professional development. We are looking for driven and compassionate candidates to help positively shape the lives of the adults we work with. Beyond the reward of knowing you're transforming lives; you'll be part of a forward-thinking team that's dedicated to constantly improving our services. At Ellern Mede, We Never Give Up on a Patient.

Job Responsibility

  • offer excellent psychological care in a highly competent, multi-disciplinary team
  • space for innovation
  • room to develop areas of clinical interest in complex mental health disorders and/or the associated co-morbidities

Requirements

  • HCPC registered clinical or counselling psychologist
  • skilled at working with adults with complex mental health and co-morbid presentations e.g. ASC, complex trauma, personality disorders, functional neurological disorder, disordered eating, depression, OCD and self-harm
  • previous experience of working within an inpatient or forensic settings
  • worked in multi-disciplinary teams with patients with eating disorders or complex co-morbid presentations who required interventions based on models such as trauma-focussed CBT, CBT-ED, DBT, PBS and adjustments for neuro-diverse patients
  • enthusiastic and motivated
  • driven and compassionate

What we offer

  • supportive and expanding psychological therapies team
  • good opportunities for supervision and professional development

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