Average Educational Psychologist salary in Gloucestershire

Educational Psychologist - positively impact children and families Salary up to £56,500 NonStop Care is currently working with various local authorities and private practices/charities in the South West England. I am looking for an experienced practitioner psychologist who is looking to make a positive difference in the educational sector. You will have to hold a HCPC registration as Educational Psychologist. This is a collaborative and dynamic environment with core values such as kindness, respect and integrity. You will work as part of the Special Educational Needs andD Disability service. Responsibilities The educational psychologist role is to provide educational psychology input at schools sites in Salisbury, Chippenham to positively impact children and families in this area. This is both offering statutory advice but also preventive work. Requirements Please apply if: - you are HCPC registered educational psychologist - you are a registered practitioner Educational Psychologist and have experience with both statutory work and preventive work Benefits Permanent contract with stability and benefitsWorking as part of a collaborativeCore values like kindness, respect and integrity are at heart of every completed workChildren and young people first Hybrid working availableUp to 56,500 in salary You can apply via this web-site or send it directly to .

Swindon Council are recruiting a locum educational psychologist, to undertake assessment. Each assessment is in person and takes two days. It is a great place to work, with a great team, a long contract. Client Details The Swindon Educational Psychology Service (EPS) applies psychological theory and research to support the learning, development, and emotional well-being of children and young people. They work with individuals, groups, schools, and other professionals to identify needs early and provide appropriate interventions. Their services include consultations, assessments, therapeutic interventions, and training for staff and parents. Description Educational psychologists working in local government have a range of key responsibilities. They conduct comprehensive assessments to evaluate students' cognitive abilities, learning styles, and socio-emotional development. They collaborate with teachers, parents, and other professionals to develop individualized support plans and provide advice on effective instructional techniques and behavior management strategies. They also advocate for inclusive education practices and support the early identification of learning disabilities. Additionally, they offer training and guidance to school staff and parents to enhance the educational experience for all students. Profile A good educational psychologist working in local government possesses a strong foundation in psychology and education, with excellent assessment and evaluation skills to identify students' needs. They are effective communicators and collaborators, working seamlessly with teachers, parents, and other professionals to develop individualized support plans. They advocate for inclusive education practices and are adept at managing diverse caseloads. Additionally, they are approachable, organized, and committed to continuous professional development. Their ability to provide emotional and behavioral support, alongside academic guidance, makes them invaluable in promoting student well-being and success. Job Offer We offer an attractive daily rate of £540 - £700, the chance to make a real difference in the community, a supportive team environment, and the opportunity to work in the vibrant location of Swindon. This is an exceptional opportunity for a dedicated and ambitious Interim Educational Psychologist to make a real impact. Don't hesitate, apply now!

We are looking for an experienced 'Educational Psychologist' in Swindon. You will be working Ad Hoc Assessments. There is the option to work full time, 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday.£500/per day (Via Umbrella)Initial 3 month contract with a chance of extension from there. About:Swindon Educational Psychology Service is looking for additional locum support to provide advice for Education, Health and Care needs assessments. Although we are not looking for a fully remote locum, expecting direct assessments to take place face-to-face, all report writing and admin tasks can be carried out from home. Purpose:To provide interim support to the Educational Psychology Service during a period of transition from the current PEP post holder, and for a period of time into the new term.To liaise, and work closely with the current PEP, and Senior EP’s to ensure a smooth transition.To provide management and supervision to Educational Psychologists and Trainee Educational Psychologists to ensure high quality and effective service delivery Requirements:Professional qualification in Educational Psychology at Masters/Doctoral Level Registered with the Health & Care Professions Council Good Honours degree in psychology or equivalent recognised by the British Psychological Society