Senior Grade Psychologists – Dublin & North Kildare Full-Time (35 hrs) or Part-Time Options Available Location: Dublin & North Kildare Job Type: Permanent – Full-Time or Part-Time Salary: €98,503.00 to €115,784.00 per annum We are currently seeking three experienced Senior Grade Psychologists to join a well-established healthcare service supporting adults with intellectual disabilities across North Kildare and West Dublin. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a multi-disciplinary team in a compassionate, person-centred environment that values professional development and research. Whats on Offer:Permanent positions with flexibility for full-time or part-time hours Competitive salary aligned with HSE Consolidated Pay Scales (€98,503 – €115,784) Excellent benefits including contributory pension, paid maternity/paternity leave, health insurance group scheme, Employee Assistance Programme, and more Opportunities for clinical supervision, research, and ongoing professional development Free parking, Bike-to-Work scheme, and TaxSaver travel options Role Overview: As a Senior Grade Psychologist, you will provide psychological services to adults with intellectual disabilities, supporting service users, families, and frontline staff. You will work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team and contribute to a system that prioritizes compassion and person-centred care. Key Requirements:Honours degree in Psychology (QQI Level 8 or equivalent) Postgraduate professional qualification in Clinical or Counselling Psychology accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland (or validated equivalent from another jurisdiction) Minimum of 5 years post-graduate experience in professional psychology (including at least 2 years post-qualification) Demonstrated competence in working with intellectual disabilities (through supervised placements or post-qualification experience) Full clean driving license and access to own vehicle Eligibility to work in Ireland Desirable Experience:Working with adults with intellectual disabilities and neurodivergence Supporting individuals with mental health challenges, dementia, and behaviours of concern Positive Behaviour Support assessment and intervention Psychometric assessments, including dementia Designing and monitoring therapeutic interventions Consulting with families and professionals Interest in research within intellectual disability Benefits Include:Public sector pay scale and annual leave allocation Clinical supervision structure and opportunities to supervise trainees Paid parental and adoptive leave Health insurance group scheme Professional development and training opportunities Free library facilities Bike-to-Work and TaxSaver travel schemes Free parking