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Head of Service ED
Noa Girls provides practical, emotional and therapeutic support to adolescent girls in the Orthodox Jewish community. Due to our expansion, we are looking to recruit a Head of our new Eating Disorders program.
This pivotal new role, which would initially involve working alongside our CEO and other service leads to develop the service, would ultimately require you to be responsible for overseeing the referral and treatment journey of all the girls referred to the service (through the management and supervision of the clinical team).
This is an exciting opportunity for a well-established senior Clinical/Counselling Psychologist or Psychotherapist who has extensive knowledge and experience of working with adolescents and young adults struggling with Eating Disorders and delivering high quality CAMHS (or equivalent) services to children and families. They should have a proven track record in service development, strategic partnership working, management and clinical supervision within an MDT context.
Salary depending upon experience and qualifications equivalent to an 8b position.
This is a part time role based in NW London.
For an application pack please contact HR@noagirls.com.
Deadline for applications Wednesday 2 June 2021. Interviews will be held week commencing 14 June.
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