Clinical, Counselling or Forensic Psychologist - Child Sexual Exploitation and NAT (Neglect, Abuse, Trauma)
Pulse Associates Limited · West Midlands · posted 24 days ago
UK median £58,366
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Job Title: Clinical Psychologist / Forensic Psychologist / Counselling Psychologist – Child Sexual Exploitation and NAT (Neglect, Abuse, Trauma)
Banding: Band 8a equivalent
Location: West Midlands or South Midlands (Hybrid – home and office-based, travel required across the region)
Working Hours: Full-time, Monday to Friday (occasional weekend work may be required)
Salary: £50,000 – £55,000 per annum (dependent on qualifications and experience)
This is an exciting opportunity to join a developing therapeutic service supporting young people affected by Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and Neglect, Abuse, Trauma (NAT). The role focuses on improving psychological wellbeing and supporting the process of reunification with families. You’ll be delivering services across the West Midlands, working closely with local authorities and care teams to provide structured, impactful therapy and consultation.
Responsibilities:
As a key member of the Clinical Service, you will:
Deliver specialist psychological assessments and structured interventions to young people and families.
Facilitate weekly individual and group therapy sessions over 9–18 months.
Provide consultation and support to staff working with young people.
Act as a keyworker, managing care plans and coordinating multi-agency meetings.
Contribute to service development and culturally competent care delivery.
Supervise junior staff and contribute to training initiatives.
Your work will directly shape the lives of vulnerable young people and support their journey toward healing and stability.
Benefits:
Structured clinical supervision and monthly management support
Access to specialist training tailored to your role
Hybrid working model with flexibility
Opportunity to contribute to a new and innovative service
Collaborative and supportive multidisciplinary team
Mileage and travel expenses covered
Career development within a growing organisation
Qualifications and Experience:
We welcome applicants from a range of backgrounds. You should ideally have:
A postgraduate qualification in psychology (clinical, forensic, counselling, applied, or research)
Minimum 2 years’ experience in therapeutic services
Minimum 2 years’ experience in health and social care settings
Minimum 2 years’ experience working with children and young people
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