Educational Psychologist

Educational Psychologist

Location : Greater Manchester & Merseyside (Hybrid)

Salary : Negotiable (Full-time / Part-time ) 36k - 60k

Benefits:

• Flexible hybrid working with strong work-life balance
• Opportunity to work within a cooperative, multidisciplinary team
• Involvement in strategic work across Multi-Academy Trusts
• Scope to supervise and develop Assistant Educational Psychologists (depending on experience)
• Supportive and well-established team environment

NonStop Care is working with a specialist provider to recruit an Educational Psychologist to join a growing multidisciplinary team. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a service that takes a holistic and proactive approach, working closely with schools, families, and professionals to create meaningful and lasting outcomes for children and young people.

Educational Psychologist - About the role

This is a hybrid position covering Greater Manchester and Merseyside, offering flexibility alongside creating an impact, hands-on work. You will play a key role in assessing and supporting children with a wide range of educational and developmental needs.

The role involves close collaboration with schools, families, local authorities, and multi-agency teams. You will contribute to the development of interventions, delivery of training, and creation of inclusive policies and practices. Depending on your experience, there is also the opportunity to oversee Assistant Educational Psychologists.

You will be joining a well-established team including senior leadership, Assistant Educational Psychologists, an SI Occupational Therapist, administrative staff, and close links with a specialist therapeutic education service.

Key Responsibilities of Educational Psychologist

• Conduct psychological assessments for children and young people
• Develop and implement tailored interventions and strategies
• Work collaboratively with schools, families, and multi-agency professionals
• Deliver training and guidance to educational staff
• Contribute to policy development and inclusive practice frameworks
• Support positive outcomes for children across a range of needs
• (Optional) Supervise and support Assistant Educational Psychologists

Please apply if you have:

• Postgraduate qualification in Educational Psychology
• HCPC registration (or equivalent professional registration)
• Strong experience in assessment and intervention within educational settings
• Knowledge of SEND, mental health, and education frameworks
• Ability to work collaboratively with a range of stakeholders
• Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
• Full UK driving licence

If you are looking for a role where you can make a meaningful impact within a supportive and forward-thinking service, this opportunity offers both flexibility and professional growth.