Psychologist | Leading NFP | Early Intervention and Adolescents Join a leading disability provider in the role of psychologist, where your work will impact the community every day.
15th August, 2024 The client: Our client believes in diversity and inclusivity, and wants every individual to be treated with dignity and respect.
They are committed to building a diverse team that provides the best service and support to their participants.
As a leading NDIS provider, you will be part of a multidisciplinary team where you collectively serve the community as a team of clinicians and get rewarded for your efforts.
The role: We are seeking motivated and passionate Psychologists to join a team working in clinic and in the community.
Flexible clinic, community, and work-from-home options are available.
The successful psychologists will work as part of a multidisciplinary team of professionals committed to family-centered practice.
The role is paediatric specific, and the successful candidate will closely liaise with all stakeholders to provide evidence-based services to children where there are concerns regarding the child's development.
This role is flexible - Full Time or Part Time will be considered.
Key Responsibilities: Providing assessment and 1:1 capacity building supports and intervention to a caseload of early intervention to young adults.
Conducting diagnostic assessments (i.e., autism assessment, cognitive assessment, adaptive functioning assessment, and behavioural/emotional assessments), and providing assessment feedback to families and team.
Ongoing collaboration with family stakeholders and other relevant professionals (e.g., paediatricians, teachers, speech pathologists, and occupational therapists) to develop achievable and tailored goals for participants.
Providing education and training to the wider community through workshops and seminars.
Receiving supervision and guidance from experienced psychologists.
About you: Holds current registration with AHPRA for a recognised and relevant degree in Psychology.
Ability to provide psychology services for autistic children and young people and their families.
An interest, understanding, or experience in early childhood intervention services.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills and the capacity to interact with a broad range of clinical service providers.
Commitment to providing services to people from diverse backgrounds.
Benefits: Salary Packaging: NFP salary packaging up to $15,900 for living expenses and an additional $2,650 for meal and entertainment expenses each year tax-free.
Employee Assistance Program: Free confidential service for all team members.
Training/Professional Development: Opportunity for ongoing training and professional development through our RTO and Learning & Development programs.
Health Insurance: Access to a range of discounted health and wellness services through a nominated provider.
Fitness: Subsidised gym membership.
Successful candidates will need to undergo: NDIS Worker Screening Check clearance.
National Police Check clearance.
Rights to Work in Australia (if applicable).
Current Australian Driver's Licence and vehicle.
Satisfactory Working with Children check, if required.
For more information on this role, or any other positions in the mental health space, reach out to Ciara Timbs today on 0449011987 or Apply For Job #J-18808-Ljbffr
