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Clinical Psychologist - Neurorehabilitation
Wigan
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- Job Title: Clinical Psychologist - Neurorehabilitation
- Banding: Band 8a
- Location: Wigan
- Working Hours: Part time
Pulse are recruiting for a Clinical Psychologist to join an award-winning rehabilitation network on a 12-month locum contract. This is a rare opportunity to work within a unique collaboration of seven partner organisations delivering specialist rehabilitation care to adults following traumatic injury or serious illness.
You’ll be based across inpatient and community settings, providing neuropsychological input and psychological support to patients, families, and carers. The role combines a person-centred, humanistic approach with the scientific rigour of neuropsychology, offering a truly holistic model of care.
This locum post is hosted by a leading NHS Trust in partnership with local authorities across Cheshire and Merseyside, offering a dynamic and supportive environment for professional development.
- Responsibilities
- In this role, you will:
Deliver specialist psychological and neuropsychological assessments using a range of tools and methods.
Formulate and implement tailored psychological interventions for individuals, families, and carers.
Provide expert consultation and advice to MDT colleagues across the network.
Support care planning through early psychological formulation and risk assessment.
Supervise psychological staff and contribute to training and service development.
Lead service improvement initiatives and contribute to research and governance.
Your input will be central to shaping rehabilitation pathways and improving outcomes for individuals affected by complex physical trauma and neurological conditions.
Benefits
Working within this locum role offers a range of benefits, including:
Access to a highly integrated MDT and specialist rehabilitation network
Opportunities for clinical supervision, CPD, and research involvement
Flexible working arrangements across inpatient and community settings
Supportive leadership and a culture of innovation and collaboration
Weekly payroll
- Qualifications and Experience
- We welcome applications from candidates who meet the following criteria:
HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist (Clinical)
Doctoral level training in Clinical Psychology
Experience in neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation settings
Strong formulation and intervention skills across a range of psychological models
Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively within MDTs
If you don’t meet every requirement but feel passionate about this role, we encourage you to apply. We value diverse experiences and perspectives.
How to Apply
Apply directly through the Pulse website. Once we receive your application, a member of our recruitment team will be in touch to discuss the next steps.
Why Work with Pulse
Pulse is a leading provider of healthcare staffing solutions. When you work with us, you benefit from:
Dedicated support from experienced recruitment consultants
Access to exclusive roles across the UK
Streamlined compliance and onboarding
Ongoing career advice and market insights
Reasonable Adjustments
We are committed to ensuring an inclusive recruitment process. If you require any reasonable adjustments during the application or interview stages, please let us know – we’re here to support you.
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