Our client is offering an opportunity for an experienced or early-career Psychologist to join a well-established, highly respected multidisciplinary allied health service. With nearly two decades of growth and service delivery across Sydney, the Hunter, Central Coast, Illawarra and Melbourne as well as national telehealth
This role provides:
- A supportive and professionally driven environment with strong clinical leadership, supervision and mentoring.
- A collaborative multidisciplinary team including OT, Mental Health OT, Psychology, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Dietetics and AHA support.
- A diverse client caseload spanning disability, senior health, rehabilitation, NDIS, aged care, DVA, Medicare, iCare and brokerage programs.
- Opportunities for career development, professional interest groups, internal training, and quality improvement activities.
- Flexible work arrangements, community and clinic-based service options, and strong administrative support to streamline clinical practice.
- A values-led culture grounded in empathy, respect, compassion, continuous improvement and best-practice client outcomes.
The Role
Working as part of our client’s community and clinic-based team, the Psychologist will provide a comprehensive range of mental health and behavioural services designed to support individuals living with disability, seniors, and people requiring rehabilitation.
Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting comprehensive psychological and functional assessments.
- Developing evidence-based intervention plans, care plans and behavioural support strategies.
- Creating detailed, high-quality clinical reports and documentation.
- Delivering interventions that enhance functional, social, emotional and behavioural outcomes.
- Completing functional behaviour assessments, gathering behaviour data and developing Positive Behaviour Support plans (with and without restrictive practices) for clients with disability.
- Collaborating effectively with clients, families, carers, clinical supervisors, team coordinators and the wider multidisciplinary team.
- Ensuring continuity of care through follow-up, review and modification of interventions as client needs evolve.
- Educating clients and carers to support wellbeing, independence and ongoing progress.
- Working in alignment with WHS requirements, confidentiality standards and relevant legislation.
- Meeting KPI expectations, maintaining accurate records and contributing to quality improvement and service development initiatives.
Requirements
To be considered for this position, applicants must have:
- Bachelor degree or higher in Psychology.
- Registration with AHPRA .
- Unrestricted rights to work in Australia.
- Current unrestricted NSW Driver’s Licence (Class C).
- Willingness to undertake any mandatory training at commencement.
- Ability to provide services across community settings, clinics and telehealth.
- Clearances including:
- Working With Children Check
- NDIS Worker Screening Check
For a confidential discussion about this role, please call Donnchadh Lawlor on 0414374900 or send a copy of your CV to : Donnchadh.Lawlor@Curamoir-hr.com.au
