Locum Education Psychologist
Posted a day ago
- Gillingham, Kent
- Any
- External
- Expires In 3 months
Job Title: Locum Educational Psychologist Location: South East of England
Contract Type: Temporary
Salary: Competitive Daily Rate
About Myn
Myn is delighted to be recruiting for our long-term client in the South East of England. This opportunity is perfect for a Locum Educational Psychologist looking to make a real impact on children and young people while working within a supportive and forward-thinking environment.
Role Overview As a Locum Educational Psychologist, you will conduct educational psychology assessments to provide statutory advice, in line with the Children and Families Act 2014 and the SEND Code of Practice.
Your work will directly contribute to improving outcomes for vulnerable children and those with special educational needs.
You will also work closely with families, schools, and professionals to ensure the childs strengths are recognised, and they receive the appropriate support to thrive.
Key Responsibilities Complete educational psychology assessments for children and young people to inform Education, Health, and Care (EHC) needs advice within set timescales.
Collaborate with parents, schools, early years settings, and other professionals to develop shared understanding and achieve positive outcomes.
Provide evidence-based recommendations to promote inclusive practice and equitable access to education.
Support tribunal procedures as needed, offering professional contributions and presentations.
Ensure concerns regarding Child Protection or Children in Need are reported promptly, following established procedures.
Deliver high-quality, clear, and compliant reports using standard templates, ensuring feedback from senior professionals is addressed.
Stay up to date with psychological models, legislation, and reflective professional development practices.
Essential Qualifications To succeed in this role, you must have:
Qualified status approved by the British Psychological Society (BPS) in Educational and Child Psychology (or equivalent).
A recognised postgraduate qualification in Educational and Child Psychology.
Registration with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC).
Skills and Experience
Strong knowledge of child development and current child-related legislation, including child protection procedures.
Up-to-date understanding of psychological theories, models, and their practical application.
Commitment to inclusive practice in schools and a belief in equal opportunities for all children.
Experience working in multi-agency settings to achieve the best outcomes for children.
Ability to produce high-quality written reports and respond positively to feedback.
Reflective, collaborative, and committed to ongoing professional development.
Why Join Myn? When you work with Myn, you join a supportive community that values your skills and dedication. We offer access to professional opportunities, continued development, and a network that helps you thrive in your career.
Make a difference in young lives todayapply now!
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Contract Type: Temporary
Salary: Competitive Daily Rate
About Myn
Myn is delighted to be recruiting for our long-term client in the South East of England. This opportunity is perfect for a Locum Educational Psychologist looking to make a real impact on children and young people while working within a supportive and forward-thinking environment.
Role Overview As a Locum Educational Psychologist, you will conduct educational psychology assessments to provide statutory advice, in line with the Children and Families Act 2014 and the SEND Code of Practice.
Your work will directly contribute to improving outcomes for vulnerable children and those with special educational needs.
You will also work closely with families, schools, and professionals to ensure the childs strengths are recognised, and they receive the appropriate support to thrive.
Key Responsibilities Complete educational psychology assessments for children and young people to inform Education, Health, and Care (EHC) needs advice within set timescales.
Collaborate with parents, schools, early years settings, and other professionals to develop shared understanding and achieve positive outcomes.
Provide evidence-based recommendations to promote inclusive practice and equitable access to education.
Support tribunal procedures as needed, offering professional contributions and presentations.
Ensure concerns regarding Child Protection or Children in Need are reported promptly, following established procedures.
Deliver high-quality, clear, and compliant reports using standard templates, ensuring feedback from senior professionals is addressed.
Stay up to date with psychological models, legislation, and reflective professional development practices.
Essential Qualifications To succeed in this role, you must have:
Qualified status approved by the British Psychological Society (BPS) in Educational and Child Psychology (or equivalent).
A recognised postgraduate qualification in Educational and Child Psychology.
Registration with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC).
Skills and Experience
Strong knowledge of child development and current child-related legislation, including child protection procedures.
Up-to-date understanding of psychological theories, models, and their practical application.
Commitment to inclusive practice in schools and a belief in equal opportunities for all children.
Experience working in multi-agency settings to achieve the best outcomes for children.
Ability to produce high-quality written reports and respond positively to feedback.
Reflective, collaborative, and committed to ongoing professional development.
Why Join Myn? When you work with Myn, you join a supportive community that values your skills and dedication. We offer access to professional opportunities, continued development, and a network that helps you thrive in your career.
Make a difference in young lives todayapply now!
TPBN1_UKTJ