Job Description

This combination of practice, teaching and learning enables us to provide an unrivalled service to people in need.

Our Vision:

• A safe space that empowers individuals to manage their own lives and flourish

Our Values:

• Community
• Learning
• Openness
• Expertise
• Professionalism
• Compassion

Our Benefits:

All our staff benefit from a competitive remuneration package, including:

• Opportunities for continued learning and development
• Flexible working opportunities
• 30 days holiday plus bank holidays, pro rata for part time staff
• Membership of a contributory pension scheme with Aviva
• Membership of the Health Assured Employee Assistance Programme
• Season ticket loan after successful probationary period
• Company sick pay after three months’ employment
• Help with eye care
• Family Friendly Policies which includes flexible working, maternity, paternity, adoption and shared parental leave

An opportunity to support staff and trainees on a popular and highly-rated psychotherapy training

The Administrative Officer provides broad based administrative support encompassing administrative processes within the whole organization. The role includes working with validating and accrediting bodies, relating to students and academic staff and clients, assisting with programme recruitment and assessment, including enrolment and finance. The Administrative Officer will be expected to work collaboratively with the Training and Clinic Managers, and with the other team members.

Hours: 35 Hours per week across 5 days– start and finish times to be agreed

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities