Clinical Lead

*Hybrid working* *No sponsorship opportunities* We are thrilled to introduce another brand-new position at PsychWorks Associates for a Clinical Lead. Join an award-winning service dedicated to providing life-changing psychological support and case management for individuals and families. This is your chance to make a real difference while being part of a passionate, compassionate, and results-driven team. Clinical leadership and oversight are so important in making a service truly robust, with view to supporting Associates with continuous improvements in client outcomes. As we have expanded, it is now the right time to explore these goals with a dedicated and guiding clinician who can lead our brilliant Associates within the right framework and structures relevant to rehabilitation, personal injury, case management and compliance. This pivotal position requires a dynamic and driven leader to help evidence that our psychologists and case managers are keeping our clients safe. Using knowledge about clinical excellence and compliance with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in the litigation context, you will shift the culture in the clinical teams towards achieving clinical outcomes while quality assuring the input being provided. This is a hybrid role , so you will be mostly working from home, with monthly face to face compliance and hub team meetings in the London, Reading and other locations. When working from head office, you will join a supportive, and close-knit "hub" team, where you will enjoy a culture of kindness, respect, and loyalty, where positive mental health and work-life balance are core values. Take the next step in your career and lead with purposeapply today! What we need from you: Regulated health professional e.g. HCPC, NMC, SWE Proven leadership experience in clinical and management roles Strong understanding of CQC regulations, governance, and quality assurance Extensive experience with supervision, risk management and service development Understand the Mental Capacity Act, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS), and safeguarding procedures Understand CQC regulations, Health, and Social Care Act 2008, and other relevant legislation Ability to implement and maintain policies in line with CQCs Key Lines of Enquiry (KLOEs) and assessment framework Experience of inspections, audits, and quality assurance processes Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with clinicians and service hub staff Ability to deliver exceptional customer service Willingness to learn and a curious mindset Proficient in IT systems, including Microsoft Office (Excel), client management systems (e.g., Qunote), and MS Teams/SharePoint Proficient in using design tools like Canva to support social media endeavours Excellent presentation skills and the ability to represent the organisation externally Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills What the role involves: A full job description and list of responsibilities can be found on the companys website . Below is a short overview of duties. Provide clinical leadership and oversight for the case management and psychology teams, ensuring best practice in client care and rehabilitation and in line with professional and regulatory body standards Ensure the regulated case management client packages are consistently moving towards outstanding CQC ratings Offer guidance, client review and supervision to case managers, ensuring their clinical decisions align with professional standards and company values Support professional development within the team, including sharing training opportunities, mentorship, and engagement reviews Advise on complex cases, offering expert input and guiding seamless coordination between professionals, clients, and stakeholders Foster a culture of clinical excellence, ensuring high-quality service delivery, goals-driven input and continuous improvement in client outcomes Produce business data with other key hub team members to support service development Represent the service and support the development of relationships within the industry Salary: £55,000 - £65,000 per year, depending on experience. Hours: Working full time 37.5 hours per week. Core hours are 9.30am 3pm with an additional 2 hours to be worked flexibly each day. Benefits: 25 days holiday, plus Bank Holidays 2 additional days annual leave given for your birthday and a duvet day Plenty of training opportunities Workplace pension scheme Mostly working from home opportunity Please apply now! ADZN1_UKTJ

Location: Reading, GB

Posted Date: 5/11/2025