CAMHS Clinical Psychologist

CAMHS Professionals
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10 Apr 2026 (Last month)

Your doctorate is just the beginning. What you do with it in CAMHS is what matters. Let us find you the contract to prove it.

CAMHS Professionals are specialist mental health recruiters, and we are always looking for experienced CAMHS Clinical Psychologists to join our nationwide network on a contract basis. If you are HCPC registered, hold a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, and are passionate about working with children, young people, and their families, we want to hear from you.

What the role actually looks like:

CAMHS inpatient wards

Tier 3 & Tier 4 services

Crisis and home treatment teams

Eating disorder units

Early intervention and neurodevelopmental services

Day-to-day responsibilities will include:

Conducting comprehensive psychological assessments of children and young people across a range of complex mental health presentations using a range of validated psychometric tools and clinical interview methods

Developing evidence-based psychological formulations that integrate developmental, systemic, and trauma-informed perspectives

Delivering high-quality, evidence-based psychological therapies including CBT, DBT, CFT, systemic approaches, and trauma-focused interventions tailored to the needs of each young person

Providing specialist psychological input to neurodevelopmental assessment pathways including ASD and ADHD

Working therapeutically with families and carers, delivering family-based interventions and systemic consultation

Providing clinical leadership, consultation, and psychological formulation to the wider MDT

Offering reflective practice, supervision, and CPD support to other clinicians and staff teams

Producing high-quality psychological reports for clinical, educational, and legal purposes

Contributing to clinical governance, audit, research, and service development

Maintaining HCPC and BPS standards of practice, and accurate contemporaneous clinical records

What we need from you

Essential:

HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist (Clinical Psychology) — no conditions or restrictions

Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy or equivalent)

Demonstrable post-qualification experience working in CAMHS or a children's mental health setting

Competency in psychological assessment using a range of psychometric tools appropriate to a CAMHS population

Experience delivering at least two evidence-based therapeutic modalities with children and young people

Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to obtain)

Up-to-date mandatory training including safeguarding children Level 3+

Strong formulation, report writing, and MDT consultation skills

Desirable (but not always required):

Post-qualification training in a specialist therapeutic modality (e.g. EMDR, DBT, systemic therapy, DDP)

Experience in specialist CAMHS areas such as eating disorders, neurodevelopmental assessment, forensic CAMHS, or looked-after children

Experience providing clinical supervision to trainee or qualified psychologists and MDT colleagues

Research experience, publications, or involvement in service evaluation and audit

Leadership or service development experience at team or directorate level

What you'll get from us:

Highly competitive clinical psychology contract rates — discussed transparently from the outset

Flexible contract lengths — short, long, rolling, you decide

A dedicated consultant who understands clinical psychology recruitment at this level

Fast HCPC compliance checks and onboarding support

Access to exclusive CAMHS psychology contracts not widely advertised

Genuine ongoing support throughout your placement

A HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist with CAMHS experience looking for your next contract?

Apply here or message us directly. No hard sell, just an honest conversation.

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