Clinical Psychologist - CAMHS Children's Eating Disorder Service

We're delighted to offer an exciting opportunity for a skilled and compassionate Band 8a Clinical Psychologist to join our Children's Eating Disorder Service (CEDS), part of Somerset CAMHS - rated "Outstanding" by the CQC.

About Us

CEDS provides specialist assessment and treatment for children and young people with eating disorders, alongside their families. We are a close-knit, MDT-driven team committed to evidence-based, developmentally informed, and psychologically led care.

About the Role

We're seeking a Clinical Psychologist with experience or strong interest in working with eating disorders in children and adolescents. You will:

• Provide psychological assessment, formulation, and intervention using evidence-based models such as CBT-E, family-based treatment, and third-wave approaches.
• Contribute to MDT case discussions, treatment planning, and delivery of home and clinic-based interventions.
• Offer psychological thinking and leadership across the team, supporting reflective practice and clinical formulation.
• Deliver supervision and consultation to colleagues, and support the development of psychologically informed care pathways.
• Work collaboratively with families, supporting systemic and relational approaches to recovery.

This is a rewarding time to join a service where clinical psychology is highly valued. You'll have the opportunity to shape service delivery and contribute to ongoing innovation in eating disorder care for young people.

You'll be responsible for delivering a high quality, comprehensive community mental health service for children and young people experiencing eating disorders and eating difficulties.

This role involves the provision of supervision and support for multi-disciplinary members of the team, consultation with multi-agency colleagues, direct clinical work, and teaching and training.

There is also the opportunity and support for further training as required. You will be part of the CEDS senior management team and contribute to service improvement and development. There are strong links with the wider psychology teams across children and young people's services.