In the Staff Psychology Service (0.4 WTE), the successful candidate will play a valuable role in an existing team to refine and further embed a post-incident group debriefing service into the Trust's staff support offer. The successful candidate will provide clinical oversight of the service which is delivered by multi-disciplinary colleagues and provide reflective practice to these colleagues. Another dimension of the role will be to engage the workforce in recently developed interventions, like a self-guided online resource for colleagues. The post holder will also supervise, and line manage the service Assistant Psychologist. Within the Bariatric Surgery service (0.2 WTE), the post primarily involves the delivery of psychological care and pre-surgery psychological assessment to patients seeking and adjusting to bariatric surgery. The post-holder would be joining an existing service provided by the Principal Clinical Psychologist in the team to broaden capacity within the service. The successful candidate will liaise with specialist dietitians, nurses, surgeons and other medical staff to contribute to patient care and MDT decisions. There may be opportunities for contribution to audit, service evaluation and training.