Job Title: Consultant in Forensic Psychiatry
Grade: Consultant
Location: Hull, Yorkshire
Working Hours: 40 hours per week
Rate: Competitive – to be discussed upon application

We are seeking an enthusiastic Consultant in Forensic Psychiatry to work full-time for our NHS client based in Hull, Yorkshire. This vacancy is available on a locum basis, with an immediate start for a short-term contract.

Key Responsibilities

As a Psychiatrist in the UK, your responsibilities are both broad and specialised. You will be primarily responsible for providing expert clinical assessments and diagnoses for individuals experiencing complex mental health issues. This includes leading and overseeing the development of comprehensive treatment plans and therapeutic interventions.

You will be expected to manage and support multidisciplinary teams, ensuring effective collaboration between various healthcare professionals, including psychologists, social workers, and nurses.

Qualifications and Experience

• Full GMC registration with a licence to practise
• Section 12 approval
• Approved Clinician status
• Forensic experience is desirable but not essential

How to Apply

If you believe your expertise aligns with this role, please apply today. Our specialist team will be in touch to discuss the opportunity in more detail.

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Reasonable Adjustments

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