Transforming Trauma Implementation Co-ordinator B8B

Job details

• Job reference: 256615
• Salary: Band 8B (£76,888 - £82,251)
• Job closing date: 04/10/2026
• Job Type: Other Therapeutic
• Location: The Anchor
• Employment type: Fixed-term
• Hours Per Week: 21.6
• Job posted date: 17/09/2026
• Employer (NHS Board): NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
• Department: Glasgow Psychological Trauma Service

To develop and lead the implementation of a strategy to implement the Scottish Government’s National Trauma Training Programme across NHS GGC, to train others in the delivery of trauma training across each level from informed to specialist practice and to support the clinical governance of the implementation of trauma informed models of service delivery.

To provide consultancy and leadership coaching to practitioners involved in service implementation of trauma informed organisational change to each HSCP across GGC, from Executive Leadership through all levels of management, local authorities such as City of Glasgow Council and third sector partners and training as required.

To meet the Service Level Agreements (SLA’s) relating to the provision of training at each level, consultancy and supervision of trauma informed service delivery, working with the Scottish Government on the Strategic Priorities as identified by the National Trauma Informed Steering Group.

For an informal discussion please contact:

Claire Stark, Consultant Clinical Psychologist Telephone: 0141 531 3150 or email: Claire.stark3@nhs.scot

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