Job Title:
Head of Academy Psychology Department:
Performance Support Work Base:
Colchester United (various sites) Hours of Work:
Part time, 16 hours per week Responsible to:
Academy Manager & Head of Sports Science and Medicine Relationships and Contacts:
Academy MDT Job Purpose:
To develop and deliver provision of psychological support. To help player development and player performance through implementing psychological interventions. To take responsibility for maintaining and improving provision of psychological support. To put together a framework that supports collective and individualised approaches. Person Specification:
Hold a Psychology degree at Masters Level, and be accredited by the British Psychological Society and/or the British Association of Sports & Exercise Medicine. Head of Academy Psychology Roles & Responsibilities:
Complete the performance profiling of all Academy players. Design, clearly position and deliver practical interventions that develop players' ability to perform successfully on and off the pitch. Contribute where appropriate to the Academy departments using evidence-based research and applied practice to enhance the position, profile and understanding of Psychology. Develop and support players utilising formal and informal strategies. Ensure that the club is compliant with regards to Sports Psychology provision. Ensure that all work undertaken remains confidential, but can be evidenced. Develop and maintain open, honest and supportive feedback to players. Liaise with colleagues to prioritise the needs of certain players. Design learning that can be used as part of Sporting Excellence Professional Apprenticeship. Work with colleagues to manage the Academy's Mental & Emotional Wellbeing pathway strategy. Support the release of players from the Academy, offering appropriate assistance to the individual as they prepare for future careers. Attend meetings as appropriate both on and off site. Always have accountability and responsibility for safeguarding. All staff must be aware of all safeguarding and equity and diversity issues, along with all academy and club policies, rules and regulations. We are dedicated to fostering a diverse and dynamic working environment by building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community. Salary:
Competitive
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Head of Academy Psychology Department:
Performance Support Work Base:
Colchester United (various sites) Hours of Work:
Part time, 16 hours per week Responsible to:
Academy Manager & Head of Sports Science and Medicine Relationships and Contacts:
Academy MDT Job Purpose:
To develop and deliver provision of psychological support. To help player development and player performance through implementing psychological interventions. To take responsibility for maintaining and improving provision of psychological support. To put together a framework that supports collective and individualised approaches. Person Specification:
Hold a Psychology degree at Masters Level, and be accredited by the British Psychological Society and/or the British Association of Sports & Exercise Medicine. Head of Academy Psychology Roles & Responsibilities:
Complete the performance profiling of all Academy players. Design, clearly position and deliver practical interventions that develop players' ability to perform successfully on and off the pitch. Contribute where appropriate to the Academy departments using evidence-based research and applied practice to enhance the position, profile and understanding of Psychology. Develop and support players utilising formal and informal strategies. Ensure that the club is compliant with regards to Sports Psychology provision. Ensure that all work undertaken remains confidential, but can be evidenced. Develop and maintain open, honest and supportive feedback to players. Liaise with colleagues to prioritise the needs of certain players. Design learning that can be used as part of Sporting Excellence Professional Apprenticeship. Work with colleagues to manage the Academy's Mental & Emotional Wellbeing pathway strategy. Support the release of players from the Academy, offering appropriate assistance to the individual as they prepare for future careers. Attend meetings as appropriate both on and off site. Always have accountability and responsibility for safeguarding. All staff must be aware of all safeguarding and equity and diversity issues, along with all academy and club policies, rules and regulations. We are dedicated to fostering a diverse and dynamic working environment by building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community. Salary:
Competitive
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