Senior Clinical Psychologist – KerryKerry | Newly Established Therapeutic ServiceOur Client – National Child & Family OrganisationA rare opportunity to help build a brand-new therapeutic service for children and young people in one of Ireland's most supportive and scenic regions.Our client is establishing itsfirst multi-disciplinary Therapeutic Team in Kerry, and is seeking aSenior Clinical Psychologistto play a central role in developing and delivering high-quality, trauma-informed psychological care for children and young people inresidential care, foster care, and the wider community.In this role, you will work closely with Social Workers, Social Care Workers, Domestic Violence Practitioners, and Family Support Workers, providing both direct therapeutic interventions and indirect support across the care network.This is a significant professional opportunity to shape a service from the ground up.What you can expect:€95,616 – €112,390salary (with LSI progression)35-hour working week30 days annual leave A unique opportunity tobuild a therapeutic service and influence regional practice Collaborative MDT environment Strong emphasis on CPD, research, audit & innovative service development Permanent/temporary & full-time/part-time pathways availableKey responsibilities:• Deliver specialist psychological assessments & interventions for children and young people in care.• Provide consultation, guidance & support to carers and multi-disciplinary colleagues• Participate in statutory care planning and Child in Care reviews• Lead trauma-informed, developmentally attuned therapeutic approaches• Contribute to service audit, evaluation, and research initiatives• Provide supervision and input into training for MDT teams• Work collaboratively with CAMHS, Primary Care, Disability Services, schools, and community agenciesWhat the client is looking for:A Senior Psychologist with: An honours degree in Psychology (QQI Level 8 or equivalent) A recognised postgraduate qualification in Clinical, Counselling, or Educational PsychologyAccredited or accepted as equivalent by the Psychological Society of IrelandMinimum 5 years post-qualification experience, including 2 years at staff-grade or higher Strong clinical skills in assessment, formulation, and intervention Experience in trauma-informed practice and complex family systems Excellent MDT collaboration and communication abilitiesWhy psychologists choose Kerry:• The chance toshape a newly formed therapeutic service• High clinical impact supporting children who have experienced adversity and trauma• A region known for its mountains, coastline, and exceptional quality of life• Supportive leadership and a strong commitment to service improvement and best practiceIf you're a Senior Psychologist ready to lead, innovate, and make a meaningful impact on child and family wellbeing, I'd be delighted to discuss this opportunity with you.