The Principal Systemic Psychotherapist will provide specialist systemic assessment, formulation and therapy for children, young people and families, while supporting multidisciplinary clinical work. Requirements typically include a recognised systemic psychotherapy qualification, professional registration or accreditation with an appropriate UK body, substantial post-qualification experience, and strong knowledge of safeguarding, risk assessment and evidence-based practice. The successful candidate is expected to manage a complex caseload, offer clinical supervision and consultation, contribute to service development, maintain accurate records, and work collaboratively across health, social care and education services. Excellent communication, leadership, reflective practice and the ability to work sensitively with diverse families are essential.
Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust is an NHS mental health and community health provider serving south-east London and parts of Kent. The Trust delivers mental health services for children, young people and adults, alongside community healthcare, learning disability services, forensic healthcare and specialist services in secure and prison settings. Its work is delivered through hospitals, community teams, clinics and partnership services, with a focus on recovery, prevention, inclusion and personalised care. Oxleas employs a wide range of clinical, psychological, nursing, medical, operational and corporate professionals. Staff are expected to work collaboratively with patients, families, local authorities, schools and other NHS organisations. As an NHS Foundation Trust, Oxleas combines public-service responsibilities with a degree of organisational independence and places emphasis on quality, safeguarding, equality and continuous improvement.
The United Kingdom offers substantial opportunities in healthcare, technology, education, finance and professional services, with NHS roles available across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. London and the south-east provide many specialist jobs but have high housing costs; regional cities and rural areas can offer a lower-cost lifestyle. British culture is diverse and generally values privacy, punctuality, polite communication and work-life balance. Residents enjoy extensive public transport, historic towns, countryside, arts and sporting activities, although weather is changeable. Overseas professionals normally need a suitable visa, and eligible NHS jobs may qualify for the Health and Care Worker visa under the Skilled Worker route. Applicants should check professional registration, English-language requirements, sponsorship availability and immigration rules before relocating. National Health Service employment generally includes annual leave, pension access and other employment benefits.
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