About Centric Mental HealthCentric Mental Health is one of Ireland's leading providers of private mental health services, delivering accessible, client-focused care through a nationwide network of clinics and digital platforms. We are committed to high-quality, ethical, and evidence-based practice in a supportive, collaborative environment where clinicians can thrive and make a real difference in people's lives.Role OverviewAs a Psychotherapist with Centric Mental Health, you will provide high-quality, client-centred, culturally responsive psychotherapy services to individuals presenting with a wide range of psychological and emotional difficulties. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will deliver interventions and contribute to the continuous development of Centric Mental Health's services.Location:Centric Mental Health, Ranelagh, Dublin 6Reports To:Principal Specialist Psychologist / Clinical ManagerWhat We OfferHealth & Wellness Subsidy: Contribution towards gym membership and more.Professional Growth: Opportunities for advancement within a supportive environment.CPD: Ongoing support for your career growth.EAP: Access to confidential advice and support.Sick Leave: Up to 2 weeks paid sick leave after probation.Discounted GP Visits: For employees and immediate family at Centric Health Practices.Maternity Leave & Paternity LeaveFlexible workingKey ResponsibilitiesClinical PracticeDeliver psychotherapy services in line with best practice and within your scope of professional competence.Conduct comprehensive initial assessments, including strengths-based and risk assessments.Establish clear therapeutic contracts with clients and agree appropriate goals and treatment plans.Provide individual and, where appropriate, group psychotherapy interventions.Maintain an appropriate clinical caseload and ensure continuity and quality of care.Conduct and implement clinical risk management plans, including safeguarding and child protection procedures where relevant.Multidisciplinary & Team WorkingWork collaboratively within an integrated, multidisciplinary team.Communicate effectively with colleagues and external professionals to support holistic care.Attend case conferences, team meetings and service development meetings as required.Contribute to a culture that values equality, diversity and respect.Clinical Governance, Quality & RiskPractice ethically and in accordance with professional standards, Centric Mental Health policies, and relevant legislation.Promptly escalate clinical governance issues (e.g. risk, safeguarding) to the Clinical Manager or designated lead.Engage in audit, quality improvement, service evaluation and research activities as required.Maintain professional boundaries at all times.Implement routine outcome monitoring as standard practice, to triage new clients and to evaluate therapeutic change and service effectivenessEducation, Supervision & Continuing Professional DevelopmentParticipate in internal and external clinical supervision in line with professional body and Centric Mental Health requirements.Take responsibility for ongoing CPD and mandatory training.Stay informed of developments in national mental health policy, legislation and evidence-based practice.Administration & Record KeepingMaintain accurate, timely and confidential clinical records in line with GDPR and Centric policies.Complete all administrative duties, including case notes, outcoming appointments, reports and follow-up actions, promptly.Contribute to audit systems, referral pathways and service planning as required.Use digital systems effectively to support service delivery and outcomes monitoring.Liaise with the booking team/admin support in a timely manner to manage appointment scheduling, cancellations, non-attendances etc.Essential RequirementsFull accredited membership with a recognised Irish psychotherapy body (e.g. IAHIP, IACP, ICP).Minimum of 3 years' post-qualification clinical experience.Strong understanding of ethical frameworks, clinical governance and evidence-based practice.Demonstrated experience in assessment, risk management and therapeutic intervention.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.Commitment to reflective practice, supervision and ongoing professional development.DesirableExperience working with diverse client groups and presentations.Experience delivering brief or structured therapeutic interventions.Familiarity with digital service delivery and online therapy platforms.