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The British Psychological Society Division of Occupational Psychology

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    Hazel Lacey MN Advisor at The British Psychological Society Division of Occupational Psychology
    • Thurmaston, England, United Kingdom
    • Rising Star
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    Janet Fraser, MSc, CPsychol Chair at The British Psychological Society Division of Occupational Psychology
    • Aberdeen, United Kingdom
    • Rising Star
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    Joe Pinnock MSc BSc GMBPsS Programme Manager - Older Persons and Community at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT)
    • Greater Colchester Area
    • Rising Star
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    Leitrim Doyle PhD Student| Behavioral Economics| Economic Psychology| Decision-Making|
    • Northampton, England, United Kingdom
    • Top 10%
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Overview

The Division of Occupational Psychology promotes the professional interests of Occupational Psychologists and those in training in the United Kingdom. It provides a home, a champion, a source of support and development for Occupational Psychologists and trainee Occupational Psychologists (TOP's). What is Occupational Psychology? Occupational Psychology is the application of the science of psychology to work. Occupational psychologists use psychological theories and approaches to deliver tangible benefits by enhancing the effectiveness of organisations and developing the performance, motivation and wellbeing of people in the workplace. How do Occupational Psychologists use their skills? • Psychological assessment • Learning, training and development • Wellbeing at work • Work design, organisational change and development • Leadership, motivation and engagement Join us for a range of member benefits including CPD, networks nationally and locally, events, free article publication, member discounts, and access to professional directories. Find out more: https://www.bps.org.uk/join-us