Practitioner Psychologist – Autism & Neurodevelopmental Pathways
Pulse Associates Limited · Yorkshire / Remote Working · posted 24 days ago
Going rate £56,763
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Banding: Equivalent to Band 8a Location: North Yorkshire (Hybrid/Remote Working Available) Working Hours: 22.5 hours per week Salary: Up to £55,000 per annum (pro rata), depending on experience
Are you an HCPC registered Psychologist with experience in autism assessments, neurodevelopmental pathways, and supporting children and young people? Pulse is recruiting on behalf of a leading healthcare provider for an exciting opportunity within a specialist autism diagnostic service.
This role offers the chance to work as part of a highly experienced multidisciplinary team delivering autism assessments for children and young people aged 4–18 years across North Yorkshire. Offering a salary of up to £55,000 pro rata, flexible working arrangements, and remote working opportunities, this position provides an excellent balance of autonomy, professional development, and meaningful clinical impact.
Responsibilities
As a Practitioner Psychologist, you will:
Manage your own caseload, delivering autism diagnostic assessments for children and young people.
Conduct specialist neurodevelopmental assessments in line with recognised clinical pathways and best practice guidance.
Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team to contribute to diagnostic decision-making.
Utilise recognised autism assessment tools, including ADOS-2 and ADI-R.
Produce high-quality diagnostic reports for families, referrers, and partner professionals.
Provide expert clinical advice and support to children, young people, families, and carers throughout the assessment process.
Deliver clinical supervision to Assistant Psychologists and other professionals where appropriate.
Contribute to service development, quality improvement initiatives, audits, and pathway enhancement projects.
Participate in training, research activities, and continuing professional development.
Maintain excellent standards of safeguarding, clinical governance, and record keeping.
Benefits
Flexible and part-time working arrangements.
Hybrid and remote working opportunities.
Supportive multidisciplinary team environment.
Ongoing clinical supervision and professional development.
Opportunities to contribute to service innovation and improvement.
Involvement in training and supervision of developing clinicians.
Meaningful work supporting children, young people, and families.
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