Permanent In-House Educational Psychologist
- Erin Gregory
- Project Support Lead
Location: UK-wide | Hybrid working (travel expenses covered)
Working Pattern: 4 or 5 days per week
Reporting to: Dr Ben Powell, Director of SEND Services
Role: Educational Psychologist
Panoramic Education Services has specialised in SEN recruitment since 2009. In response to the national shortage of Educational Psychologists, we created our own in-house Educational Psychology service – offering EPs the flexibility, autonomy and variety often associated with locum work, alongside the security and support of permanent employment.
Over the past 18 months, our service has grown to a team of 15 Educational Psychologists and continues to evolve. As part of our next phase of growth, we are expanding and diversifying our professional offer and are now seeking permanent Educational Psychologists to join our National SEND Service.
Responsibilities:
You’ll contribute your psychological expertise across a varied and engaging portfolio of commissioned work, which may include:
- Consultation and advice
- Direct casework
- Multi-disciplinary and collaborative practice
- Systemic and strategic work
- Research and project-based activity
- Policy development and planning
- Ongoing professional development
We’re Looking For:
You’ll have:
- Full qualification as an Educational Psychologist and active HCPC registration
- The right to work in the UK and a UK-based location
- A willingness to travel as part of a hybrid working arrangement
- An interest in a permanent role that offers flexibility and autonomy
- A passion for professional growth, collaboration and improving outcomes for children and young people
We welcome applications from EPs at all stages of their career, including newly qualified practitioners.
What We Offer
- Competitive salary
- Fully funded CPD and training opportunities
- Peer supervision and line management from Dr Ben Powell (ex-Principal EP and former Head of Service at Barnsley MBC and One Education, Manchester)
- Private sector benefits, including enhanced annual leave, tech schemes and incentives
- A dynamic and varied workload across a range of commissioned projects
- Opportunities to contribute to research, service development and innovation
- A genuinely supportive team culture with access to a wider EP network
- Opportunities to work with local authorities, MATs, special schools, the NHS and international services
If you’d like to find out more, I’d be very happy to arrange a quick, informal chat to talk through how our service works day-to-day and learn more about what you’re looking for in your next role.
If you’re an Educational Psychologist considering your next step, I’d love to share more information.
Apply now or get in touch at [email protected] for a confidential conversation.
