To be a team psychologist and integrated member of a multi-professional mental health service. To participate as part of the DBT Team To work as an autonomous psychologist responsible for their own work and carry a personal caseload of team clients. To complete secondary mental health care psychological assessments, formulations, interventions, and evaluations, both independently and alongside the team. To provide formal clinical supervision to trainee psychologists and assistant psychologists and to provide a consultation space for the psychology resource within the team.
To support the clinical work of other professions within the team. To provide psychological expertise and consultation to other agencies and professions regarding team clients. To provide clinical leadership in respect of psychological aspects of service planning and co-ordination alongside the team manager. To engage in psychological research activities, using research design, execution, and analysis relevant to the team and service development.
To take part in CPD and training, adhere to professional and Trust guidelines, and be compliant with Trust mandatory training. To place an emphasis on co-production and demonstrate an attitude which respects and values clients and their carers and the core values of the Trust

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