The Role
This is a 15-hour per week position, with days and times to be agreed in collaboration with the successful candidate. The two-day-a-week structure makes it ideal for individuals who have other professional, academic, or personal commitments, offering genuine flexibility in how the role is integrated into your schedule. As our Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, you will provide expert neuropsychological input for adults with acquired brain injury and other complex neurological conditions. Alongside direct clinical work, you will offer consultation and leadership to the multidisciplinary team, contribute to service development and governance, and support the delivery of evidence-based, person-centred rehabilitation.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver highly specialist neuropsychological assessment, formulation and intervention for adults with complex neurological conditions.
- Provide expert clinical leadership and consultation to the multidisciplinary team, promoting best practice in neurorehabilitation.
- Lead on complex case formulation, rehabilitation planning and decision-making for service users with cognitive, emotional and behavioural needs.
- Provide specialist advice, consultation and support to colleagues, families and carers.
- Contribute to clinical governance, service evaluation, quality improvement and the ongoing development of neuropsychology services.
- Support positive behaviour support planning, capacity assessments, complex risk management and safeguarding discussions where appropriate.
- Supervise, mentor and support the professional development of psychology colleagues and trainees where applicable.
- Maintain high standards of clinical documentation, reporting and outcome measurement.
- Champion evidence-based practice and contribute to the strategic development of psychological services within the centre.
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Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist employer: NHS Jobs
Join South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, a leading employer in mental health care, where you can advance your career as a Registered Mental Health Nurse. Our supportive work culture prioritizes employee growth through ongoing professional development and training opportunities, while our commitment to community care allows you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of diverse service users. Located in vibrant South London, we offer a unique chance to be part of a dedicated team that values collaboration and innovation in mental health services.
