Vacancies

Deputy Programme Manager (NCAP) - FTC

• Location : London
• Status : Full-Time, FTC until 31 July 2027
• Salary : £35,791 - £39,651 per annum

• Closing date : 12/10/2026
• Interview date : 22/10/2026

The National Clinical Audit of Psychosis (NCAP) is seeking a Deputy Programme Manager to join the team within the College Centre for Quality Improvement (CCQI).

Media, Communications and Campaigns Manager

• Location : London
• Status : Full-time, Permanent contract
• Salary : £51,670 - £58,122 per annum

• Closing date : 13/10/2026
• Interview date : 28/10/2026

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is seeking an exceptional Media, Communications and Campaigns Manager to help raise the profile and influence of our 23,000 members across the UK and internationally....

Programme Manager - ACOMHS/ACTION/QNLD/QNWA (fixed-term contract)

• Location : London
• Status : Full time, fixed-term contract until 28 September 2027
• Salary : £45,814 - £51,591 per annum

• Closing date : 19/10/2026
• Interview date : 04/11/2026

This is an exciting opportunity for someone looking for a career in quality improvement or health service development.

Collaboration and Office Platforms Manager (Job Share)

• Location : London
• Status : Part-time, Permanent contract
• Salary : £27,675 - £31,125 per annum (for 17.5 hours per week)

• Closing date : 21/10/2026
• Interview date : 04/11/2026

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is recruiting a job share partner to manage our collaboration and office platforms.

1x Patient Representative and 1x Carer Representative - Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry

• Location : Various
• Status : 3-Year Contract
• Salary : £140 per day / £70 per half-day

• Closing date : 30/10/2026
• Interview date : 16/11/2026

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is seeking 1 Patient Representative and 1 Carer Representative to join the Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry as Workers. As part of this role to you ...

Research Fellow – Daphne Jackson Trust Fellowship

• Location : RCPsych London Office

The Daphne Jackson Trust offers fellowships specifically designed to help researchers return to their careers after a break, combining a retraining programme with a research project hosted at RCPsych.