Educational Psychologist — Impactful Collaborative Practice

CHESHIRE East; Macclesfield; On-site; GBP 51,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational service in the United Kingdom is seeking a dedicated Educational Psychologist to provide high-quality psychological services and collaborate with schools and healthcare professionals. This full-time role offers a competitive salary ranging from £51,893 to £65,432, emphasizing commitment to social justice and child welfare. Key responsibilities include delivering assessments, promoting early intervention, and contributing to school improvement initiatives. The position comes with various professional development opportunities, ensuring impactful work in a supportive team environment.

Benefits

Enhanced annual leave

Professional development opportunities

Cycle to work scheme

Employee assistance programme

Qualifications

• Must be an HCPC registered Educational Psychologist or currently in doctoral training.
• Ability to work in a collaborative team and develop resources.
• Passionate about applied psychology in daily work.
• Committed to social justice and inclusion principles.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality psychological services to children and families.
• Work collaboratively with multiple agencies for support.
• Support schools with SEND Code of Practice requirements.
• Provide expert assessments for EHCPs.

Skills

High-quality psychological services

Collaboration with education and health professionals

Championing early intervention

Expert consultation and assessment

Contributing to statutory processes

School improvement support

Promoting evidence-informed practice

Training development and delivery

Education

HCPC registered Educational Psychologist or equivalent

Job description

A leading educational service in the United Kingdom is seeking a dedicated Educational Psychologist to provide high-quality psychological services and collaborate with schools and healthcare professionals. This full-time role offers a competitive salary ranging from £51,893 to £65,432, emphasizing commitment to social justice and child welfare. Key responsibilities include delivering assessments, promoting early intervention, and contributing to school improvement initiatives. The position comes with various professional development opportunities, ensuring impactful work in a supportive team environment.