Job Description

Job description:

About us, Omega Life Clinical:

We at Omega Clinical are committed to offering exceptional services that enable people, staff and families to attain their highest levels of mental health and well being. Our goal is to provide exceptional psychological and psychotherapeutic services, as well as Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy to the young people and staff we work with. We take great satisfaction in fusing evidence-based practice with a kind, person centred methodology.

Meet Dr Carly Pointon, Director of Clinical Services:

Since graduating in 2000, Dr Carly Pointon has worked in a variety of psychological settings, bringing with her over 25 years of considerable experience. Starting in Forensic Psychology and then qualifying as a Clinical Psychologist, Carly has worked with charities, HMPS, schools, residential homes, Special Educational Needs settings, the courts and 1000s of children, young people and families. As the creator of Pointon Psychology and a senior operational leader in the United Kingdom, Carly has demonstrated remarkable leadership in providing high impact services by managing sizable clinical teams across several sites and sectors. In her capacity as Head of Clinical Operations for a leading provider, she managed a large team over 100s of locations in the UK, including Scotland and Wales. Carly's enthusiasm for creating ground breaking ideas and cultivating deep connections that improve service delivery characterises her leadership.

Carly's personal journey was shaped by overcoming childhood experiences that shape who she is today, and she is a values driven, sincere, and compassionate leader dedicated to assisting others. Her strong passion in assisting individuals in discovering their own unique and healthy emotional wellbeing is the foundation of Omega Clinical. Apart from her professional responsibilities, Carly actively supports charities such as Nacoa UK and Endometriosis UK, encouraging aspiring Psychologists and motivating women in business.

Carly wants to create a dynamic environment at Omega Clinical where psychological ideas are applied to real world problems and our stakeholder's voices are at the heart of what we provide. Joining Omega Clinical means becoming part of a passionate team focused on making a meaningful difference in people's lives every day.

The role:

As we begin operations in the summer of 2025, Omega Clinical is looking for a committed and driven Assistant Psychologist to join our expanding team. Working under the supervision of a qualified Practitioner Psychologist you will assist with the work of the clinical services to provide psychological evaluations and therapies for a variety of individual across our companies and external contracts in this fascinating position. Our Assistant Psychologist roles also adhere to the BPS guidelines for Assistant Psychologists published in June 2024 and ensure that individuals in role work within their competence and stage within their career. As an Assistant Psychologist, you will play an integral part in supporting the delivery of clinical services within both Omega Care's homes and our school Foundations For Life. Your work will directly contribute to improving the emotional wellbeing and developmental outcomes of young people in these environments by:

Working withing OLC's Operational Strategies including Service Request Systems, Delivery Pathways, Outcome Monitoring and Service Evaluation.

Assisting with assessment including administration, scoring, and contributing to the interpretation of standardised psychological assessments (once fully trained).Liaison with stakeholders including families, external agencies and staff teams.

Using information to support psychological formulation and intervention planning under supervision.

Contributing to the development and implementation of evidence based psychological interventions and where appropriate training has been provided.

Preparing detailed reports and documentation to inform clinical decisions and share findings with young people and stakeholders.

Supporting in multidisciplinary team meetings and case discussions where appropriate.

To work collaboratively with all disciplines such as Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy colleagues.

Contribute to the development, implementation and evaluation of training across the organisation alongside the other Trainers in Omega Training.

To complete or contribute to research as and when required within the team.

Building positive, empathetic relationships with young people, families, and carers to facilitate engagement and progress.

Maintaining accurate and confidential client records in line with professional and organisational standards.

Participating in ongoing continuing professional development and supervision to enhance your clinical skills and knowledge.

About you:

Must haves:

A degree in Psychology accredited by the British Psychological Society is necessary. Experience working in a clinical, healthcare, or research setting is desirable but not essential. Strong organisational skills with attention to detail and accuracy. Excellent and confident communication to engage effectively with clients and team members. Empathy, patience, and resilience when working with vulnerable populations.

Why work with us:

Competitive salary and benefits package. We offer full private medical insurance after 6 months probations. Salary sacrifice car scheme. Access to employee assistance programme. 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays. CPD (Continuing Professional Development) opportunities will be made available upon demonstrated success and commitment in the role, supporting your ongoing growth as a clinical professional. Supportive supervision and mentorship from experienced psychologists. Access to our high quality psychological tools and resources. Flexible working options available.

How to apply:

Send your CV application to: clinicalrecruitment@omegalife.uk

Or call: 0151 487 0055

We look forward to hearing from you!

Omega Life Clinical is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and expects all staff to share this commitment. The post is subject to an enhanced DBS check, satisfactory references, and verification of qualifications. We are committed to quality, equality, and valuing diversity in our recruitment and employment practices.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: 28,000.00-31,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Free parking Private medical insurance
Work Location: In person