Psychologist

About the Position

We are seeking a registered Psychologist who aligns with our core principles of person-centered care, empowerment, education, and evidence-based methodologies. This role supports clients across all ages, encompassing both children and adults, reflecting our expanded range of services along the lifespan.

Professional Growth and Support

This role offers structured mentoring and a clearly defined pathway for career advancement. You will benefit from:

• Supervision led by our Psychology Lead and Board Approved Supervisor
• Working within a clinic alongside a multidisciplinary team of seasoned practitioners
• Continuous assistance from registered psychologists and senior members across disciplines
• Access to in-service multidisciplinary professional development conducted by experienced senior practitioners
• Allocated non-client time for collaboration with other disciplines and report writing
• Opportunities for joint sessions with professionals from multiple disciplines

Caseload and Clientele

The position involves managing a diverse caseload featuring clients from various age groups under NDIS, Medicare, and private funding. All team members uphold values focusing on person-centered care, empowerment, education, and evidence-based practices.

Why Join Our Team?

• Up to five weeks of annual leave per year
• Clear routes for career progression including leadership roles
• A professional development budget of $3,000 plus regular in-service training sessions and monthly masterclasses
• Supportive environment with dedicated clinic rooms, scheduled one-to-one supervision, and fortnightly peer supervision
• Collaboration opportunities with allied health professionals such as speech pathologists and occupational therapists
• Autonomy to manage your calendar, choose between clinic or community sessions, and allocated administrative time
• Administrative support team managing client waitlists and appointment bookings
• Diverse client caseload allowing you to tailor work to your interests and expertise
• Competitive salary emphasizing quality over KPIs and transparent career development paths
• Work-life balance with flexible full-time or part-time hours between 7:30 AM and 5:30 PM, options for working from home, and the ability to finish on time

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Psychology
• Current AHPRA registration

Additional Information

We pride ourselves on inclusivity and diversity, welcoming applicants from a wide spectrum of life experiences and backgrounds. Our team of over 4,000 people across Australia embodies this commitment. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, actively encouraging applications from individuals with disabilities, diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ community members, veterans, carers, and Indigenous Australians.

Accessibility accommodations are available throughout our recruitment process to ensure equitable participation.