Established in 2014, Psymplicity has provided outpatient psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy services to thousands of individuals, couples, and families with various mental health concerns since its inception.
Our patient-centered approach is only possible due to our dedication and commitment to creating a nurturing, supportive, and cohesive culture for all staff. We are committed to the idea that the workplace should be somewhere where each staff member can thrive. Therefore, we work with our staff members to meet their individual needs, ensuring that they are sufficiently challenged and stimulated, and endeavor to provide a place where their careers can progress and they can realize their full potential.
Our clinical team combines medical and psychological expertise with a focus on innovation in healthcare. Working at the forefront of mental healthcare delivery, we are privileged to find ourselves in a position where we can contribute to advancing mental healthcare services. We are actively working on several innovative emerging treatment interventions and delivery models.
We are interested in speaking with CAMHS Therapists looking for an opportunity to work as an independent service provider to be part of a dynamic multi-disciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, working together to provide excellent care and treatment experiences for our patients and helping us to further develop as a leading provider of psychological care. If we sound like a good match, please read on, as we would be delighted for you to consider joining our team.
The role:
Deliver evidence-based interventions for children and their families with mild-to-moderate mental health problems.
Deliver one-to-one CBT intervention to children and young people who are experiencing emotional distress (other modalities of therapies are desirable).
Identify and raise safeguarding concerns and appropriately share these with the Safeguarding Lead.
Attend and contribute to clinician support activities such as risk, MDT, reflective practice, learning, and development seminars.
Requirements:
Qualified and experienced in delivering CBT-based interventions (although other modalities and/or an integrative approach can be used too).
You must be registered with a professional organization to provide therapy.
You must have recent and relevant experience providing therapeutic interventions to young people and their families.
You must have your own insurance and clinical supervision in place.
You must have competency in identifying, monitoring, and handling risk and changes in risk.
You have excellent written and spoken communication skills as well as interpersonal skills.
Desirable:
Proficient in delivering an ADOS and/or ADI assessment.
Qualified and experienced in delivering NVR therapy.
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Our patient-centered approach is only possible due to our dedication and commitment to creating a nurturing, supportive, and cohesive culture for all staff. We are committed to the idea that the workplace should be somewhere where each staff member can thrive. Therefore, we work with our staff members to meet their individual needs, ensuring that they are sufficiently challenged and stimulated, and endeavor to provide a place where their careers can progress and they can realize their full potential.
Our clinical team combines medical and psychological expertise with a focus on innovation in healthcare. Working at the forefront of mental healthcare delivery, we are privileged to find ourselves in a position where we can contribute to advancing mental healthcare services. We are actively working on several innovative emerging treatment interventions and delivery models.
We are interested in speaking with CAMHS Therapists looking for an opportunity to work as an independent service provider to be part of a dynamic multi-disciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, working together to provide excellent care and treatment experiences for our patients and helping us to further develop as a leading provider of psychological care. If we sound like a good match, please read on, as we would be delighted for you to consider joining our team.
The role:
Deliver evidence-based interventions for children and their families with mild-to-moderate mental health problems.
Deliver one-to-one CBT intervention to children and young people who are experiencing emotional distress (other modalities of therapies are desirable).
Identify and raise safeguarding concerns and appropriately share these with the Safeguarding Lead.
Attend and contribute to clinician support activities such as risk, MDT, reflective practice, learning, and development seminars.
Requirements:
Qualified and experienced in delivering CBT-based interventions (although other modalities and/or an integrative approach can be used too).
You must be registered with a professional organization to provide therapy.
You must have recent and relevant experience providing therapeutic interventions to young people and their families.
You must have your own insurance and clinical supervision in place.
You must have competency in identifying, monitoring, and handling risk and changes in risk.
You have excellent written and spoken communication skills as well as interpersonal skills.
Desirable:
Proficient in delivering an ADOS and/or ADI assessment.
Qualified and experienced in delivering NVR therapy.
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