Full time Offered Salary : £18,000.00 - £21,000.00 / Monthly

Trainee Assistant Psychologist – Durham

  • Durham, United Kingdom View on Map
  • posted 2 months ago
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  • Posted Date : July 18, 2026
  • Last Date : August 17, 2026
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Job Description

Trainee Assistant Psychologist

A typical day as a Trainee Assistant Psychologist in Durham might start with reviewing priorities for the day before diving into the core of the role. A Durham organisation is hiring a Trainee Assistant Psychologist to join their team, supporting clinical psychologists with patient assessments and therapy session preparation.

In This Role You Will

  • Delivering high-quality work day-to-day, consistent with company standards
  • Maintaining accurate records and documentation relevant to the role
  • Following all relevant health and safety guidance at all times
  • Building strong working relationships with clients, customers or stakeholders
  • Contributing ideas and feedback during team meetings and planning sessions
  • Supporting colleagues and, where appropriate, more junior team members
  • Assisting with onboarding and training of new starters where required

You’ll Need

  • Strong communication skills
  • Good attention to detail
  • A proactive
  • Collaborative approach to work. No prior experience is required – full training
  • Mentorship are provided
  • Making this an ideal starting point for someone new to the field

What You Get in Return

Salary: £18,000 – £21,000 per annum

  • Employee discount schemes where applicable
  • Workplace pension scheme

Next Steps

Durham offers a historic setting alongside a close-knit professional community. Apply now through this listing – applications close 17-08-2026.

One More Thing

  • Building strong working relationships with clients, customers or stakeholders
  • Staying up to date with relevant industry knowledge, tools and best practice
  • Ensuring compliance with relevant policies, procedures and regulations
  • Delivering high-quality work day-to-day, consistent with company standards
  • Ensuring all work is completed safely, accurately and to deadline
  • Contributing ideas and feedback during team meetings and planning sessions
  • Taking ownership of tasks from start to finish with minimal supervision
  • Collaborating closely with colleagues across the team to achieve shared goals
  • Maintaining accurate records and documentation relevant to the role
  • Providing regular updates and reporting to your line manager
  • Supporting colleagues and, where appropriate, more junior team members
  • Handling day-to-day queries professionally and in a timely manner
  • Adapting positively to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Following all relevant health and safety guidance at all times
  • Championing a culture of continuous improvement within the team
  • Assisting with onboarding and training of new starters where required
  • Flagging risks or issues early and helping to resolve them constructively
  • Keeping relevant systems and records up to date and accurate

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