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Job summary
Come and join one of the UKs largest providers in complex care. We proudly employ over 4000+ people - no matter what your experience, we have jobs for everyone.
Join Our Innovative Specialist Service
We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Assistant Psychologist to join our developing specialist service supporting adults with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). This is an exciting opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary team delivering psychologically informed rehabilitation, neurobehavioural support, and person-centred care.
Main duties of the job
The successful candidate will support the Clinical Psychologist and wider MDT in delivering assessment, intervention, rehabilitation programmes, and therapeutic group work designed to improve psychological wellbeing, functional outcomes, independence, and quality of life.
About us
Active Care Group is a UK-based provider of complex care, supporting over 2,000 clients across more than 60 locations, with services spanning neurological rehabilitation, mental health, respiratory care, learning disabilities, and supported living.
Details
Date posted
15 October 2026
Pay scheme
Other
Salary
Depending on experience Up to £28,000 depending on experience
Contract
Permanent
Working pattern
Full-time
Reference number
L0042-26-0215
Job locations
Sheridan Close
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
LN2 4JX
United Kingdom
Job description
Job responsibilities
- Support the delivery of psychological assessments and interventions under supervision.
- Facilitate and co-facilitate therapeutic and psychoeducational groups for individuals with FND and ABI.
- Assist in developing group programmes focusing on:
- Emotional regulation
- Coping and adjustment following injury or diagnosis
- Anxiety and stress management
- Fatigue management
- Cognitive rehabilitation strategies
- Mindfulness and wellbeing
- Social skills and confidence building
- Monitor and record service user progress and behavioural observations.
- Contribute to care planning, risk assessments, and outcome measurement.
- Support positive behaviour approaches and psychologically informed care planning.
- Assist with clinical audits, service evaluation, research projects, and data collection.
- Work collaboratively with nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, and other professionals.
Job description
Job responsibilities
- Support the delivery of psychological assessments and interventions under supervision.
- Facilitate and co-facilitate therapeutic and psychoeducational groups for individuals with FND and ABI.
- Assist in developing group programmes focusing on:
- Emotional regulation
- Coping and adjustment following injury or diagnosis
- Anxiety and stress management
- Fatigue management
- Cognitive rehabilitation strategies
- Mindfulness and wellbeing
- Social skills and confidence building
- Monitor and record service user progress and behavioural observations.
- Contribute to care planning, risk assessments, and outcome measurement.
- Support positive behaviour approaches and psychologically informed care planning.
- Assist with clinical audits, service evaluation, research projects, and data collection.
- Work collaboratively with nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, and other professionals.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Degree in Psychology (minimum 2:1) recognised by the British Psychological Society (BPS).
Experience
Essential
- Understanding of psychological models, evidencebased interventions, and principles of clinical risk management.
- Ability to collect, analyse, and summarise clinical data, including outcome measures and behavioural observations.
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to adapt communication for adults with diverse needs.
- Ability to work within professional and ethical guidelines, including safeguarding responsibilities.
- Competence in using IT systems, electronic patient records, and standard office software.
Desirable
- Experience supporting adults in inpatient, community mental health, neuropsychology, learning disability, or forensic settings.
- Experience conducting service related research, audits, or quality improvement projects.
- Experience delivering psychoeducation, group interventions, or wellbeing workshops.
- Knowledge of NHS policies, care pathways, and stepped care models.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- Degree in Psychology (minimum 2:1) recognised by the British Psychological Society (BPS).
Experience
Essential
- Understanding of psychological models, evidencebased interventions, and principles of clinical risk management.
- Ability to collect, analyse, and summarise clinical data, including outcome measures and behavioural observations.
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to adapt communication for adults with diverse needs.
- Ability to work within professional and ethical guidelines, including safeguarding responsibilities.
- Competence in using IT systems, electronic patient records, and standard office software.
Desirable
- Experience supporting adults in inpatient, community mental health, neuropsychology, learning disability, or forensic settings.
- Experience conducting service related research, audits, or quality improvement projects.
- Experience delivering psychoeducation, group interventions, or wellbeing workshops.
- Knowledge of NHS policies, care pathways, and stepped care models.
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
Employer details
Employer name
Active Care Group
Address
Sheridan Close
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
LN2 4JX
United Kingdom
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Employer details
Employer name
Active Care Group
Address
Sheridan Close
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
LN2 4JX
United Kingdom