Thank you for considering other roles that we have available in our service hub. Currently, we have vacancies for:
Clinical Lead
Please have a read of the job description here.
Please have a read of the job description here.
Our Associate Case Managers are some of the most skilled clinicians in the holistic rehabilitation and catastrophic injury space. This is not just because they work hard to restore lives and consider well-being crucial with clients and their families, but because they do this with compassion, respect, inclusive sensitivity and skill.
And if that doesn’t seem enough, they believe in the emotional journey that our clients experience and how the traumatic impact of the injury ripples through to family and also the professional network. This comes from a psychological, cultural and human lens when working with our clients and that’s a clear recipe for success by our reckoning!
When you work with clients and families who have experienced life-changing injuries, you can support them in a number of ways, psychologically, physically, practically and systemically
Client and Family Support goals:
Care Coordination goals:
Education and Inclusion goals:
Home and Equipment goals:
Community Access goals:
Rehabilitation and Inclusion Activities goals:
Legal and Administrative Responsibilities goals:
Whether new to case management or an old hand, our Case Managers operate as independent contractors. And we recognise the importance of fostering a positive and enduring business-to-business relationship. If you are committed to joining us as a Case Manager, you will observe our passionate dedication to this role. Our support and guidance within the Associate network are designed to enable you to excel in assessing, leading, and reviewing complex support packages—fundamental aspects that have contributed to our recognition as an award-winning service.
Our aim is to engage with you authentically, providing an environment where you can cultivate a work lifestyle that aligns with your preferences and circumstances. For instance, some Associate Case Managers may find fulfillment in traveling to client homes, while others may prefer local cases. Similarly, some enjoy involvement in the recruitment of care teams, whereas others thrive in working with family-led packages. We value the diverse preferences of our Associate Case Managers and strive to ensure that your perspectives are heard and acknowledged.
Regardless of your experience in the case management field, we fully appreciate that deciding to make any bold career move is not a small decision. This is especially true if you have never been a case manager before or if you have perhaps been in employed positions to date. Any move needs to be right for you and you need to be prepared for what it might look and feel like.
We recognise the courage that is needed to move to Associate case management work and this is why we have developed an orientation programme that not only eases you into the case management role, but sets you up within the PsychWorks Associates family of office and Associate teams.
In a few short months of initial introductions to the processes and taking on some lighter work, you can safely and competently start in the role. We can then share more bespoke elements of the role as and when it feels right for you and/or according to the timeline of your clients’ journeys.
If you are more experienced in case management, after a shorter introduction to the ways we work, we would be willing to support your progress along the competencies set out by IRCM, BABICM and CMSUK to get recognition for developing Advanced skills.
Registered health professionals bring a variety of clinical skills and competencies that lend themselves well to case management. For example:
You must have solid experience in your clinical profession and be registered with a professional health and/or social care body.
Compliance is essential, including having a valid DBS check, up-to-date ICO registration, and professional insurance. We can provide guidance on obtaining the necessary insurance.
You must be trained to Safeguarding Level 3 amongst other training.
If you would like to have an anonymous, informal chat with us, we welcome a confidential conversation. Feel free to call Sharon, our friendly Operations Manager on 0204 570 3310.
On the other hand, if you feel you would like to apply for a role with us, please follow these next steps: .....
“Thank you for taking the time to read this far. You know, one of the best things that ever happened to me was falling into case management. I say fall because I came across an Associate Case Manager advert, much like you have now, and I felt compelled to apply.
You might ask why a Clinical Psychologist, a rare breed in case management, would apply, but for me, it was quite simple: I wanted to feel like I was really making a difference unlike in the under-funded and restricted clinical space I was in at the time. I wanted a better lifestyle. I wanted more control over my professional and career choices. And, I knew I wanted to continue to work in and with supportive teams!
Maybe these reasons resonate with you as to why you’re here, either as a new-to-case management enquirer or as someone who has case management experience but perhaps is looking for more from the service.
When I set up PsychWorks Associates, I vowed to ensure that Associates would want to work with me because we wanted all the things I wanted when I jumped ship: to make a real difference, to live a better life, to decide how I could develop my skills based on what I enjoy doing, and to work with like-minded others. I think I've achieved this.
I’m immensely proud of our uniqueness in being the only trauma-informed service with such diversity across both our psychology and case management branches. Regardless of their background and past history, we want to compassionately hear our clients' and their families' voices!
I invite you to apply – like for me, you never know what could happen… perhaps you will find your ‘professional home’, too. If so and it's with us, I look forward to meeting you.”
We welcome new Registered Associates to join our network of Clinical Psychologists, Counselling Psychologists, Neuropsychologists, Art Therapists and Educational Psychologists, to take on exciting new cases referred to us.
You will see the values that we base our service and input on. You will also see what referrers are promised in the service that we offer.
Our Associates are registered, experienced and highly specialised psychologists who share our commitment to provide an expert yet personable service to our serious and catastrophically injured clients from a range of backgrounds, and the professionals around them.
Our clients and their families can have a range of needs:
A fantastic organisation that offers highly responsive, well organised and comprehensive support packages. PsychWorks is proactive in supporting Associates with high levels of professionalism and is open to new and creative ways of working.
Much of the work is multi-systemic and our unique formulation model allows us to guide our clients, empowering them to achieve their goals, with the right support, in an authentic way.
You will see the values that we base our service and input on. You will also see what referrers are promised in the service that we offer.
Therefore, our Associates ensure they have:
Why join PsychWorks Associates?
We believe we are a nurturing and supportive group for psychologists who want to offer their skills in the field of catastrophic injury, but who want the support and security of being part of a sound medico-legal informed organisation. Specifically, we offer:
If you are interested in working with PsychWorks Associates, please contact us at engagement@psychworks.org.uk
All Associates are expected to have valid enhanced DBS checks.