Unbound Minds is a psychology practice in South-West and Western Sydney seeking an AHPRA-registered psychologist with 2+ years of clinical experience to join our team. You'll conduct thoughtful clinical work within a supportive, balanced framework, including protected admin time and opportunities for flexible, partly home-based work.

We offer transparent pay bands, dedicated admin support, and a clear path for professional development, supervision, and wellbeing allowances.

Your evenings back. A real admin team. 90 minutes of protected admin time, every single day. That's the practice we built - and we mean it literally.

We're Monica and Justin. We started Unbound Minds after years in practices that talked about work-life balance and delivered the opposite, so we built the one we wished we'd worked in. We're an established team of 30+ psychologists across South-West and Western Sydney, with strong referral demand and colleagues to debrief with - you won't be out here on your own.

We track capacity for one reason: to protect you from overload and to signal when it's time to hire. Ask and we'll show you exactly how it works.

Here's what the work actually looks like, day to day - the honest bits first, because they're what you're actually wondering:

• Days are yours. Minimum two, up to five - we build the week around the right person. Rolling recruitment, so let's talk about what fits your life.
• Flexibility that respects your time. Client cancels? Don't warm a chair for two hours - go home, write your notes from the couch. Where appropriate, part of your week can be worked from home. Face-to-face therapy is anchored in-clinic, but your time is treated as yours.
• Pay with no games. Transparent bands with clear, annual, guaranteed reviews. Everything substantial gets billed: reports, longer calls, case conferences.
• Protected time that's real. 50-minute sessions with note-taking built in, plus 90 minutes of protected admin every day. AI note-taking (clients consent at intake) so your evenings come back.
• A dedicated, highly skilled admin team runs booking, billing and scheduling. You do psychology, not paperwork.
• Caseloads matched to your interests - strong in eating disorders, ADHD, trauma, assessments? We route you that work and hold off on what doesn't fit.
• Supervision that isn't box-ticking - monthly group plus dedicated 1-on-1.
• A real path forward - provisional through senior and stream-lead, plus a $1,000 PD allowance, up to $1,000 wellness allowance, early long-service leave (3 years, not 10), and salary packaging.

an AHPRA-registered psychologist who does thoughtful clinical work and wants to do it somewhere sane. Ideally 2+ years - earlier and good? Apply anyway. Heart, judgment and genuine care for clients matter more to us than a perfect CV.

- Monica & Justin, founders, Unbound Minds

Make a Meaningful Difference in the Lives of Children and Families

At Early Start Australia (ESA), we are passionate about helping children, young people, and families achieve their goals and reach their full potential. As one of Australia's leading providers of early intervention and allied health services, we support more than 28,000 families annually through our network of clinics nationwide and a team of over 600 dedicated professionals.

We are seeking a passionate and motivated Psychologist to join our growing multidisciplinary team in Queanbeyan NSW, Australia

About the Role

As a Psychologist at ESA, you will play a key role in supporting children, adolescents, and their families through high-quality assessment and intervention services. Working within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment, you will have the opportunity to build strong clinical skills while making a meaningful difference in the lives of young people.

This role offers flexibility, professional development opportunities, and the chance to work across clinic, community, and school settings while being supported by experienced clinicians and leaders.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments for:
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Intellectual Developmental Disorders
  • Other developmental, behavioural, and emotional concerns
• Deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions tailored to individual needs
• Develop, implement, and review client-centred goals alongside families and key stakeholders
• Prepare high-quality clinical reports and maintain accurate documentation
• Collaborate with allied health professionals, educators, support coordinators, and community partners
• Support children and young people aged 2 to 18 years to enhance participation, independence, and wellbeing
• Contribute to a positive, innovative, and collaborative team culture

What We Offer

At ESA, we invest in our people and provide the support you need to thrive professionally and personally.

Flexible full-time and part-time opportunities

Competitive remuneration package

Generous professional development budget and paid professional development leave

Regular clinical supervision and mentoring from experienced psychologists and senior clinicians

Diverse assessment and intervention caseload

Career progression opportunities within a national organisation

Paid parental leave

Employee wellbeing initiatives and exclusive discounts

Supportive multidisciplinary team environment

Opportunity to make a genuine impact in the Canberra community

About You

You are a compassionate, client-focused psychologist who is passionate about supporting children, young people, and families to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Essential Requirements

• Tertiary qualification in Psychology
• Current General Registration with AHPRA
• Experience conducting assessments and delivering therapeutic interventions
• Strong communication, report writing, and stakeholder engagement skills
• Current Working with Vulnerable People (WWVP) registration (or willingness to obtain)
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• National Police Check
• Current Driver's Licence and access to a fully insured vehicle

Desirable

• Experience working with children and young people with neurodevelopmental conditions
• ADOS-2 and/or MIGDAS training and experience
• Experience within multidisciplinary, disability, or community-based settings
• Knowledge of the NDIS environment

Apply Today

Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and interviews may commence prior to the closing date.

Early Start Australia is committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and respectful workplace. We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people living with disability.

At Early Start Australia (ESA), we are passionate about helping children, young people, and families achieve their goals and reach their full potential. As one of Australia's leading providers of early intervention and allied health services, we support more than 28,000 families annually through our network of clinics nationwide and a team of over 600 dedicated professionals.

We are seeking a passionate and motivated Psychologist to join our growing multidisciplinary team in Queanbeyan NSW, Australia

As a Psychologist at ESA, you will play a key role in supporting children, adolescents, and their families through high-quality assessment and intervention services. Working within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment, you will have the opportunity to build strong clinical skills while making a meaningful difference in the lives of young people.

This role offers flexibility, professional development opportunities, and the chance to work across clinic, community, and school settings while being supported by experienced clinicians and leaders.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments for:
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Intellectual Developmental Disorders
  • Other developmental, behavioural, and emotional concerns
• Deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions tailored to individual needs
• Develop, implement, and review client-centred goals alongside families and key stakeholders
• Prepare high-quality clinical reports and maintain accurate documentation
• Collaborate with allied health professionals, educators, support coordinators, and community partners
• Support children and young people aged 2 to 18 years to enhance participation, independence, and wellbeing
• Contribute to a positive, innovative, and collaborative team culture

• Flexible full-time and part-time opportunities
• Competitive remuneration package
• Generous professional development budget and paid professional development leave
• Regular clinical supervision and mentoring from experienced psychologists and senior clinicians
• Diverse assessment and intervention caseload
• Career progression opportunities within a national organisation
• Paid parental leave
• Employee wellbeing initiatives and exclusive discounts
• Supportive multidisciplinary team environment
• Opportunity to make a genuine impact in the Canberra community

You are a compassionate, client-focused psychologist who is passionate about supporting children, young people, and families to achieve meaningful outcomes.

• Tertiary qualification in Psychology
• Current General Registration with AHPRA
• Experience conducting assessments and delivering therapeutic interventions
• Strong communication, report writing, and stakeholder engagement skills
• Current Working with Vulnerable People (WWVP) registration (or willingness to obtain)
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• National Police Check
• Current Driver's Licence and access to a fully insured vehicle

• Experience working with children and young people with neurodevelopmental conditions
• ADOS-2 and/or MIGDAS training and experience
• Experience within multidisciplinary, disability, or community-based settings
• Knowledge of the NDIS environment

Early Start Australia is committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and respectful workplace. We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people living with disability.

Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment invites applications from Registered or Clinical Psychologists to join a well-established Melbourne CBD practice. The role combines face-to-face clinical work with telehealth, serving adults and young clients across a broad range of presentations.

The successful candidate will work within a supportive team, with supervision available and flexible start/finish times. The practice aims to grow its psychology team, offering a collaborative environment and

• Contractor opportunity within an established psychology practice based in Melbourne CBD
• 60% of billable fees paid to the Psychologist, with the practice managing administration, billing and operational support
• Flexible working arrangements, with the ability to work up to 4 days per week
• Ideally 3 days in the Melbourne CBD practice and 1 day telehealth, with some flexibility around the split for the right person
• Flexible start and finish times across Monday to Friday, with Saturday availability also considered
• Opportunity to work with a diverse client base across a broad range of presentations and age groups
• Professional environment with a supportive and experienced team
• Access to clinical supervision and professional support
• Opportunity to join a growing practice with plans to expand its psychology team over the coming months

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Registered or Clinical Psychologist to join a well-established psychology practice located in Melbourne CBD.

The practice works with a diverse client base across all age groups, with approximately 70% adult and 30% clients under 18.

The successful Psychologist will have a strong background in complex trauma and be confident working with clients presenting with complex and often multifaceted needs.

The practice is ideally seeking Psychologists who enjoy working collaboratively within a practice environment and want the flexibility of combining face-to-face clinical work with telehealth. The preference is for Psychologists to spend the majority of their time working from the CBD practice, with a typical arrangement of three days in the office and one day telehealth.

Working arrangements are flexible, with Psychologists able to work up to four days per week and flexibility around start and finish times. The practice understands the importance of having dedicated time for administration and is structured to support Psychologists with the non-clinical aspects of their workload.

The practice is continuing to grow and is looking to add several Psychologists to the team over the coming months, making this an excellent opportunity to join at an exciting stage of its development.

• Registered Psychologist or Clinical Psychologist with AHPRA
• Registered Psychologists should have approximately 2-3 years' post-registration experience
• Demonstrated experience working with complex trauma
• Strong clinical assessment and therapeutic skills
• Experience working with adults; experience working with children and adolescents is highly regarded
• Current Working With Children Check
• Must hold or be willing to obtainABN
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work autonomously while contributing positively to a practice environment
• A genuine commitment to providing high-quality, client-centred psychological services

Possability Group is seeking a Clinical Psychologist to join our Child & Family Services portfolio. The role blends meaningful clinical work with the influence to shape practice, working with children, young people and families who have complex trauma, disability, mental health or behavioural needs.

You will oversee a small team of behaviour specialists and contribute to care planning and decision making. Apply CARE, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention and trauma-informed practice to support safety

Possability Group is a national for-purpose organisation delivering disability, child and family services across Australia. Grounded in the belief that freedom and independence are fundamental human rights, Possability supports people with disability, children, young people and families to thrive.

In late 2022, Possability Group and Lifestyle Solutions came together, bringing together two respected human services organisations with deep experience across disability, out-of-home care, child and family services and community-based supports.

In 2025, Possability Group entered into an agreement to join Independence Australia Group, creating a strengthened platform of purpose-led organisations committed to supporting people living with disability, children, young people and families.

Together, the group brings significant national reach, specialist service capability and a shared commitment to human rights, inclusion, safety and self-determination.

The Clinical Psychologist is a senior specialist role within Possability Group's Child & Family Services portfolio, offering the opportunity to combine meaningful clinical work with broader influence across therapeutic practice.

Working with children, young people, families and carers with complex trauma, disability, mental health and behavioural needs, you will provide specialist assessment, formulation, intervention and consultation. Applying CARE, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention and trauma-informed practice, you will support safety, wellbeing, connection and participation.

Beyond direct client work, you will help strengthen how complex clinical needs are understood and responded to across the organisation. You will lead a small team of behaviour specialists, contribute to care planning and multidisciplinary decision-making, review behaviour support plans, support restrictive practice reduction and shape clinical frameworks, policy and practice guidance.

The role has a clear transformation focus, with the opportunity to help shape the clinical team and strengthen Possability's internal capability to respond to increasingly complex needs. This is an opportunity for a clinically strong psychologist who wants to remain close to clients while extending their impact across teams, services and the broader organisation.

You are an experienced psychologist with demonstrated experience supporting children, young people and/or families with complex needs.

You bring strong capability in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention, and are comfortable working across trauma, disability, mental health or behavioural presentations. You work well in multidisciplinary environments and can translate clinical insight into practical guidance for care teams, carers and practitioners.

You are drawn to a role that combines meaningful client work with the opportunity to influence broader therapeutic practice. You bring sound clinical judgement, a collaborative style and a clear commitment to child-centred, trauma-informed and evidence-informed care.

An understanding of child protection or children's services would be valuable, ideally gained through exposure to child and family services, out-of-home care, disability or a related environment. Experience with CARE, TCI, behaviour support, restrictive practice reduction or clinical framework development would also be welcomed.

You will hold current general registration with AHPRA and clinical psychology endorsement, or be eligible to obtain endorsement.

• Up to $145,000 base salary plus superannuation
• Up to $15,900 in salary packaging benefits, helping increase take-home pay
• Flexibility to be based in Sydney or the Hunter
• Potential support for annual registration or clinical supervision

Please note applicants must have the right to work in Australia.

The Orchard Talent Group acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Get to know PeopleSense by Altius

PeopleSense by Altius, a subsidiary of Altius, has been providing psychological services since 1998. PeopleSense provide support to a range of clients in business, government and privately, throughout Australia. As a market and innovation leader in the industry, our team of over 170+ psychologists across Australia, support people to realise their health potential by delivering contemporary and evidence based interventions to clients and customers.

Your new role

Based in our Busselton office (with flexible hybrid options, and potential split role between Busselton & Margaret River), you'll deliver a mix of therapeutic, assessment, and workplace-focused psychological services across a varied and engaging caseload.

You may work across:

• Therapy and counselling with adults, adolescents, children and couples (EAP, private, and Medicare-rebated clients)
• Workplace support and critical incident response, providing in-the-moment care for organisations and their people
• Injury and compensation work, supporting clients with trauma, adjustment, pain, and recovery following injury
• Psychological assessments to inform treatment and workplace outcomes
• Multidisciplinary collaboration, working alongside rehabilitation consultants and allied health professionals
• Tailored projects and programs to address specific organisational and client needs

With the ability to gradually expand the breadth of services delivered, determined by clinician experience and with high levels of support available, you can enjoy a diverse caseload or tailor your work toward areas of interest and expertise, with flexibility to balance short-term and longer-term client work.

About you

• Psychologist with full or Provisional AHPRA Registration (Australia Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
• Passionate about helping others and providing high quality therapeutic services
• Passionate about working with young people, particularly those aged 12 and under
• Experience in workers' compensation, injury management or rehabilitation (or a strong interest in developing expertise)
• Full Australian working rights
• Ability to obtain a national police check
• A current driver's licence and a comprehensively insured vehicle

Why you will love working with us

• Collaborate with a dedicated team of psychologists, receiving essential debriefing support as necessary to effectively navigate urgent cases and prioritise your own well being.
• We prioritise professional development and offer annual allowances towards training based on individualised career goals (including Board Approved Supervisor Training, EMDR, Schema & Gottman's training).
• Supervision and mentoring- including regular individual and group based supervision with Principal Psychologists and team members. With Group supervision available for special interest areas.
• Our remuneration packages comprise of competitive base salaries, performance-based salary reviews, and wellbeing benefits.
• We regularly recognise our people through national social award events & office-based awards.
• Work in a diverse and ethical team that supports professional development. We are proud to acknowledge 76% of our promotions in the last year were to female members of our team.

Our Wellbeing Promise

• Experience genuine support for your personal wellbeing including access to our AltiusLife wellness app, regular wellness seminars, and Employee Assistance Program.
• We value leave! We offer our team members paid parental leave plus purchased leave arrangements to optimise your work-life balance.
• You will receive the latest technology for efficient working, including a Surface Pro and smartphones
• We believe meaningful work is essential to job satisfaction and provides a sense of purpose. That's why we offer job diversification across multiple work streams, giving you the opportunity to work in a variety of settings and truly make a difference.

We are a Circle Back Initiative Employer - we commit to respond to every applicant. Altius is an Equal Opportunity Employer and an inclusive workforce. Research has shown that, in Australia, women, people living with disability, LGBTQIA+, First Nations people, and those from minority groups are less likely to apply for a role because they feel they will not be successful. We believe in the strength of diversity and inclusion, and we would like to strongly encourage those who identify with any of these groups to apply for a role with us.

PeopleSense by Altius in Australia is seeking a Psychologist to deliver clinical and organisational psychology services across diverse client groups, including EAP and workplace support. You will conduct assessments, contribute to multidisciplinary interventions, and work with private/Medicare-rebated counselling alongside projects tailored to client needs.

The role offers supervision, professional development allowances, a supportive team environment and a focus on wellbeing, recognition, and

Get to know PeopleSense by Altius

PeopleSense by Altius, a subsidiary of Altius, has been providing psychological services since 1998. PeopleSense provide support to a range of clients in business, government and privately, throughout Australia. As a market and innovation leader in the industry, our team of over 170+ psychologists across Australia, support people to realise their health potential by delivering contemporary and evidence based interventions to clients and customers.

Your new role

Based in our Busselton office (with flexible hybrid options, and potential split role between Busselton & Margaret River), you'll deliver a mix of therapeutic, assessment, and workplace-focused psychological services across a varied and engaging caseload.

You may work across:

• Therapy and counselling with adults, adolescents, children and couples (EAP, private, and Medicare-rebated clients)
• Workplace support and critical incident response, providing in-the-moment care for organisations and their people
• Injury and compensation work, supporting clients with trauma, adjustment, pain, and recovery following injury
• Psychological assessments to inform treatment and workplace outcomes
• Multidisciplinary collaboration, working alongside rehabilitation consultants and allied health professionals
• Tailored projects and programs to address specific organisational and client needs

With the ability to gradually expand the breadth of services delivered, determined by clinician experience and with high levels of support available, you can enjoy a diverse caseload or tailor your work toward areas of interest and expertise, with flexibility to balance short-term and longer-term client work.

About you

• Psychologist with full or Provisional AHPRA Registration (Australia Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
• Passionate about helping others and providing high quality therapeutic services
• Passionate about working with young people, particularly those aged 12 and under
• Experience in workers' compensation, injury management or rehabilitation (or a strong interest in developing expertise)
• Full Australian working rights
• Ability to obtain a national police check
• A current driver's licence and a comprehensively insured vehicle

Why you will love working with us

• Collaborate with a dedicated team of psychologists, receiving essential debriefing support as necessary to effectively navigate urgent cases and prioritise your own well being.
• We prioritise professional development and offer annual allowances towards training based on individualised career goals (including Board Approved Supervisor Training, EMDR, Schema & Gottman's training).
• Supervision and mentoring- including regular individual and group based supervision with Principal Psychologists and team members. With Group supervision available for special interest areas.
• Our remuneration packages comprise of competitive base salaries, performance-based salary reviews, and wellbeing benefits.
• We regularly recognise our people through national social award events & office-based awards.
• Work in a diverse and ethical team that supports professional development. We are proud to acknowledge 76% of our promotions in the last year were to female members of our team.

Our Wellbeing Promise

• Experience genuine support for your personal wellbeing including access to our AltiusLife wellness app, regular wellness seminars, and Employee Assistance Program.
• We value leave! We offer our team members paid parental leave plus purchased leave arrangements to optimise your work-life balance.
• You will receive the latest technology for efficient working, including a Surface Pro and smartphones
• We believe meaningful work is essential to job satisfaction and provides a sense of purpose. That's why we offer job diversification across multiple work streams, giving you the opportunity to work in a variety of settings and truly make a difference.

We are a Circle Back Initiative Employer - we commit to respond to every applicant. Altius is an Equal Opportunity Employer and an inclusive workforce. Research has shown that, in Australia, women, people living with disability, LGBTQIA+, First Nations people, and those from minority groups are less likely to apply for a role because they feel they will not be successful. We believe in the strength of diversity and inclusion, and we would like to strongly encourage those who identify with any of these groups to apply for a role with us.

We're a dynamic and growing team of allied health professionals and admin staff dedicated to deliveringfun, functional, and family-focused care.

We operate from purpose-built clinics inBalcatta, Joondalup, Canning Vale&Jindalee!

You'll work alongsideOccupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists and Positive Behaviour Supportin a truly collaborative environment. We offer individual and group therapies in clinics, homes, and schools, wherever children need us most.

Job Description

We're excited to welcome a Registered PaediatricPsychologist to our friendly, dynamic team at AIM Therapy. If you love working with children and value feeling supported in your clinical work, we would love to hear from you.

In this role, you'll use your expertise to help children build skills, confidence, and independence, while working alongside a collaborative team that genuinely values what you bring. You'll have the time, support, and flexibility to do work you're proud of and see the impact you make with children and families every day.

Opportunities are available at our Jindalee and Joondalup clinics.

What the Role Looks Like Day to Day

• Completing initial appointments and getting to know new families
• Running fun, creative therapy sessions in our vibrant clinic spaces and out in the community
• Working closely with schools, families and other stakeholders to ensure a collaborative approach for the children we support.
• Reviewing therapy journeys and planning next steps as children reach goals or transition on.
• Being part of a strong professional development program with plenty of opportunities to grow

Hear from Our Team

"I love working at AIM. I get to be so creative in my day to day work, which keeps the kids engaged and makes sessions fun for everyone. No two days are the same, and my team is incredibly supportive. I'm surrounded by people who motivate me and are genuinely my biggest cheerleaders."

What Clinicians Love About AIM

• Beautiful, fully equipped clinic spaces designed for creativity and play
• The flexibility to work in the clinic, in the community and from home when needed
• A gradual caseload build up so you can settle in comfortably
• Support from experienced Clinical Leads who are always there to help
• Therapy rooms with trampolines, swings, toys and sensory equipment
• Extensive assessment tools and resources at your fingertips
• Focus on client care, our admin team handles bookings and invoicing!

Why Clinicians Choose AIM

• Flexible working arrangements to support school runs, childcare and life outside work
• Competitive salary package with performance bonuses and travel reimbursement
• Laptop and smartphone provided
• Paid parental leave
• Salary packaging and novated leasing options
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Clear pathways into Senior and Leadership roles
• Biannual goal setting and career development planning
• $1,000 annual external professional development allowance plus paid PD leave

Qualifications

What You'll Bring

• Current General Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• A valid Working With Children Check
• National Police Clearance
• Confident communication skills and the ability to connect easily with kids &families
• The ability to work independently, while also being a great team player

Additional Information

You are welcome here.

Our fast-growing team of more than 4,000 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQIA+ community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team.

We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs.

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Job ad reference: AKG/

Location Corio

Category Health

Job type Permanent Full-time

With more than200 locationsand a team of1,500+ dedicated professionals, AKG is one of Australia's leading providers of employment, training and health services. Each year, we supportover 50,000 Australiansto find meaningful employment, build new skills, and improve their health and wellbeing.

As part of theAKG Group, we work alongside people from all backgrounds and life stages, helping them overcome barriers, unlock opportunities, and achieve their goals. Our work creates real, lasting impact in communities across Australia.

If you're passionate about making a difference and want to be part of an organisation where your work directly empowers others to thrive, AKG offers the opportunity to build a rewarding career with purpose.

Deliver clinical services through evidence based, individual and group interventions face to face

Provide a variety of services including assessments that identify individual strengths, skills, experience and vulnerabilities in employment

Gain expertise by working with a multidisciplinary team of Allied Health Professionals

• You will be based at our Corio site - 2 days, Geelong for 2 day and Waurn Ponds (1 day)

We value diversity - in the backgrounds, ideas, work styles and perspectives of our team. We strongly encourage people with disability, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, mature aged workers, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to apply.

We adhere to the National Principles for Child Safety and require all team members to be committed to child safety and well-being. Our induction and training will provide you with these principles, including having an understanding of children's developmental needs and culturally safe practices.

Bendigo Health Care Group in Bendigo, Victoria, is seeking a Mental Health Clinician to join a multidisciplinary team across community, APARC and ED settings. You will assess and treat patients, develop treatment plans with clients and families, and participate in crisis intervention and discharge planning.

This ongoing full-time or part-time role offers a competitive hourly rate, 24/7 on-call rosters, and opportunities for career development within a supportive public health environment.

Work Type: Permanent, Part Time posiiton (0.8FTE), commencing 20 January 2025

Applications Close: Monday, 10th November at 10.00am

About Haileybury

At Haileybury, we believe in the potential of every student. As a proudly non-selective school, we welcome learners from all backgrounds and support them to thrive.

In contrast, we are highly selective when it comes to our staff. Whether you're teaching in the classroom or supporting through our Corporate Services, we seek passionate professionals who are committed to innovation, excellence, and student success.

Our work is guided by the Magenta Principles, which shape our culture and daily practice:

• Every student matters every day
• Every staff member matters every day
• One inclusive community

The role

At Haileybury, we prioritise the holistic development of our students, recognising the crucial role that mental health plays in their overall wellbeing. As a leading educational institution, we are committed to providing a supportive and nurturing environment that empowers students to thrive academically, emotionally, and socially.

We are currently seeking a passionate and experienced Psychologist to join our team at the Berwick Campus. This is a Part-Time, Ongoing position commencing 20 January 2026, with on-campus attendance required during term time.

Preferred working days are Wednesday and Friday, with some flexibility for other days.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide counselling services for students, managing individual cases using a systems approach, and referring to external providers as needed.
• Maintain accurate and comprehensive client files which meet the requirements of the professional codes of conduct and legal obligations.
• Work collaboratively as a member of the team of psychologists at Haileybury to implement a whole school approach to student wellbeing that builds resilience and connectedness and identifies opportunities for proactive and preventative program.
• Attend parent/teacher meetings, PSG meetings, Pastoral Care meetings, and Future Student Interview meetings as required.
• Facilitate programs accessible to the broader school community including through the delivery of professional development.
• Contribute to NCCD and special provisions submissions.
• Work with parents, teachers, and external professionals in the best interests of the student.
• APAC Accredited Master's Degree, Combined Masters/PhD, Professional Doctorate in Psychology or completed 5+1 internship approved by PsyBA for general registration.
• Psychologist registration with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency).

For more information about the skills, experience, and desirable attributes we are seeking, please refer to the attached Position Description.

Why work for us;

At Haileybury, we value and invest in the wellbeing and professional growth of our Psychology team. As part of our commitment, we offer:

Engage in regular peer supervision sessions to foster collaboration and shared learning.

AHPRA Registration Covered

We cover the cost of AHPRA registration for our dedicated team members.

Professional Supervision (Up to 10 Sessions Annually)

Access up to 10 annual professional supervision sessions to support ongoing development.

Professional Development Opportunities

We encourage continuous learning through a range of professional development initiatives.

Supervised Practice with Board-Approved Supervisor

Eligible psychologists may access supervision with a Board-approved supervisor in Educational and Developmental Psychology.

We believe these benefits-alongside flexible work arrangements-create a positive, supportive, and enriching environment for our Psychology team.

How to apply?

To view the full position description, please click on the attachment below. For all enquiries, please contact the People and Culture Team via Please note we do not accept direct applications.

Click "Apply Now" to submit your application via our online recruitment portal.

No recruitment agencies please.

Please apply early, as interviews may commence before the closing date and the role may close sooner.

Haileybury is committed to child safety and wellbeing. All successful applicants will be required to undergo child protection screening and adhere to our Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy.

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Our client is a values-driven mental health organisation supporting individuals to live independent, fulfilling lives. Their multidisciplinary allied health team delivers high-quality, evidence-based NDIS services to participants, families, and carers.

This opportunity sits within a collaborative allied health team, providing psychological assessment and therapeutic intervention to children and adults with mental ill health and dual disability, including complex presentations. You will manage a caseload and work closely with psychologists, occupational therapists, and other professionals to deliver person centred outcomes.

Provisional Psychologists will work under AHPRA compliant supervision.

• Deliver evidence based psychological assessment and therapy
• Conduct and interpret standardised assessments (within scope)
• Develop case formulations and treatment plans
• Contribute to Positive Behaviour Support plans (under supervision)
• Prepare NDIS reports and funding documentation
• Liaise with GPs, psychiatrists, NDIA, and other stakeholders

• Psychologist: General registration with AHPRA
• Provisional Psychologist: Provisional registration and approved pathway
• Strong assessment, reporting, and time management skills
• Interest or experience in mental health, NDIS, and dual disability
• Driver's licence and relevant NDIS checks (or willingness to obtain)

• Competitive salary
• High quality clinical supervision (including board approved supervision)
• Supportive, values led multidisciplinary team
• Diverse and meaningful clinical work across age groups

Submit your resume or contact us for a confidential discussion. Jacki Smith

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Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne is seeking a Clinical Psychologist Registrar to provide psychological assessment and evidence-based interventions to people with cancer and their families while developing specialist psycho-oncology skills.

Over a two-year program, you will work across inpatient and outpatient services, Telehealth, and other multidisciplinary settings, with supervision, reflective practice, and professional development opportunities.

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• Parkville location with multiple public transport options available
• Psychologist Grade 2 Year 1 (PK1 $94,478. - PK4 $106,906) + salary packaging + super + excellent professional development opportunities

The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Peter Mac) is a Victorian public health service and a world leading comprehensive cancer centre, dedicated to excellence across clinical care, research and education. We are home to the largest cancer research enterprise in Australia and provide treatment to around 40,000 people with cancer each year. Welcoming staff from diverse backgrounds and experiences is integral to fostering innovation and compassion and delivering the best possible cancer care for our patients.

About the team

The Psychosocial Oncology Program provides specialist psychological care and support to people affected by cancer and their families. Working within a highly skilled multidisciplinary environment, the psychology team partners with medical, nursing and allied health professionals to address the complex psychosocial needs associated with cancer diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.

About the role

This exciting early career opportunity is designed for psychologists seeking clinical endorsement through the Psychology Board of Australia Clinical Registrar Program. As a Clinical Psychologist Registrar, you will provide psychological assessment and evidence based interventions to people with cancer and their families while developing specialist skills in psycho oncology.

Over the two year program, you will have opportunities to work across a range of specialist services including adult inpatient and outpatient consultation liaison services, ONTrac (Victorian Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Service), Palliative Care, and Telehealth programs.

Development

• A reduced clinical caseload
• Four hours of protected reflective practice time per week
• Individual and group clinical supervision
• Opportunities to engage with consumer lived experience programs
• Access to funded professional development days
• Access to internal and external educational opportunities
• Networking and learning opportunities with psychology peers
• Support to develop personal wellbeing, resilience and future public health career pathways

Regular day

• Providing psychological assessment and evidence-based intervention to patients and families affected by cancer
• Participating in multidisciplinary clinical review and care planning
• Undertaking risk assessment, triage and psychological consultation activities
• Contributing to quality improvement, education and research initiatives within the Psychosocial Oncology Program

About you

You are a compassionate and motivated psychologist who is committed to professional growth and delivering high quality patient centred care. You thrive in collaborative healthcare environments and have a strong interest in supporting people experiencing the psychological impacts of cancer.

You'll bring with you

• Full registration (or eligibility for full registration) as a Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)
• APAC accredited postgraduate qualification (Masters or Doctorate) in Clinical Psychology
• Eligibility to enrol in the Clinical Psychology Registrar Program
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams
• Demonstrated commitment to professional development and evidence based practice
• Experience or understanding of psychology practice within hospital or public health settings
• Interest in psycho oncology and supporting people affected by cancer
• Experience or interest in working across different age groups including adolescents and young adults

We offer a range of benefits which support our people both personally and professionally, including:

• Up to $11,660 in salary packaging to increase your take home pay
• Discounted health insurance and eye care
• A comprehensive health and wellbeing program
• Public transport options at our doorstep and end of journey facilities for cyclists
• Onsite eateries, coffee shops and rooftop garden spaces
• Five weeks annual leave, 17.5% leave loading and purchased leave options
• Structured registrar support including supervision, reflective practice time and professional development leave

Peter Mac is a child safe organisation and has a commitment to child safety and wellbeing.

Inclusion and belonging

Peter Mac celebrates, values and supports a diverse and inclusive environment which reflects our vibrant community. We encourage applications from anyone identifying as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. We also welcome anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+, linguistically, culturally and/or gender diverse, people with disability, and people of any age to apply for our roles.

Should you need assistance or require any adjustments or accommodations to fully participate in the application or interview process, you are welcome to reach out to the contact person listed. We acknowledge that not all applicants will meet every selection criterion and, where possible, will consider transferable skills and relevant experience.

Key Relationships

Position Reports to: Direct:

Head of Psychology

Indirect

Director, Psychosocial Oncology

Internal

• Members of the Psychosocial Oncology Program.
• Members of the multi disciplinary teams: Surgical, Medical & Radiation Oncologists, Palliative care staff, Clinical Nurse Coordinators and broader Nursing Staff, Allied Health Staff, Other Clinical and Administrative Staff.

External

• Health professionals working in related fields, General Practitioners, Community Mental Health, University linkages, non government organisations

Classification or Salary Range

Category B: Position unlikely to have contact with blood or other body fluid

Key Accountabilities

1. Professional

• Commitment to professional development and learning to the registration standard of APHRA
• High level of written and oral communication skills and interpersonal skills
• Communicates in a timely and effective manner to supervisor, Head of Psychology and psychosocial oncology team
• Attends and participates in regular supervision and departmental meetings
• Engages in and contributes to development of psychology services at Peter Mac
• Knowledge of the principles and application of the Mental Health Act and other relevant legislation and policies

2. Clinical Care

• Provides psychological assessment and evidence based treatment to individuals, couples, families, and groups
• Manages, conducts, and understands risk assessments and triages
• Participates in multidisciplinary clinical review programs
• Participates as a member several multidisciplinary team, providing psychological consultation and advice to other staff (with support from supervisor)
• Maintains appropriate and timely records related to service delivery including contact data and outcome data and measures.

3. Education & Research

• Active engagement in all aspects of the Psychology Registrar Program
• Contributes to quality and research projects where appropriate
• Provides educational presentations as appropriate
• Engaging in departmental and hospital professional and development
• Participates actively in regular team meetings and strategic planning

WHY WORK FOR PETER MAC

• Peter Mac offer a range of benefits which support our people both personally and professionally.
• Our staff benefits include award winning facilities, professional development and events, a health and wellbeing program, flexible work practices and policies and financial benefits such as salary packaging.
• We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, all members of the LGBTQI community and people with a disability.

The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which our five sites are located throughout Victoria. We recognise their strength and resilience and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

Bupa recognises the ever-increasing demand for mental health care and is committed to bridging the gap in service supply by developing a national network of mental health clinics to fulfil our purpose - this network forms a part of Bupa's future vision and we're focused on providing accessible, high-quality, and innovative mental health care across Australia, ensuring that clients and patients receive the support they need when it matters most.

Introducing Mindplace, a part of Bupa.

We are looking for an experienced Registered or Clinical Psychologist in our practice in Seaforth to work on a permanent full- or part-time (3 days).

As a Psychologist at Mindplace, you'll be a pivotal part of our team, shaping the future of mental health services with Bupa. This role is a patient-facing clinical position where you will be seeing Bupa customers and others who wish to utilise the Bupa services. This is an opportunity to drive meaningful change and innovate new ways to support mental health journeys throughout Australia.

In this role, you'll:

• Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments, diagnose mental health conditions, and provide evidence-based therapies
• Develop personalised treatment plans based on assessments and patient needs
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of patient interactions, treatment plans
• Build and sustain collaborative relationships with referring healthcare providers to strengthen patient referral networks and support practice growth
• Coordinate with external providers to fulfil service requests within an established procedural framework

Further to our current locations, there is future growth as we work towards our goal of 60 Mindplace practices nationally, ensuring the access to support throughout Australia. If you're interested in being a part of the journey now or in the future, please reach out to discuss.

• Professional development - be the start of an exciting time with the business, growing a brand-new division of Bupa
• Career growth - As we grow, you grow, opening new opportunities internally
• Solid client base - Utilising the Bupa network and referrals, a consistent base of clients
• Financial security - Through an employee engagement, last minute cancellations or changes in schedule won't affect your salary
• Work in a multidisciplinary team - Be in a great team with other like-minded professionals
• Flexibility - Let's work with your schedule allowing you to regain real work/life balance

We're seeking an experienced Registered / Clinical Psychologist with:

• Relevant tertiary qualification in Psychology or a Master's/Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.
• General Registration with the Psychology Board of Australia
• 5+ years of recent clinical experience.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to build strong relationships with clients and colleagues.

• Advanced clinical expertise in mental health services.
• Experience delivering high-quality care and fostering innovation in service delivery.

Join us and be part of an organisation that's fully committed to making a difference. Let's build the future of mental healthcare together. Ready to lead change?

Here at Bupa your wellbeing, identity, and personal story are respected and valued. We are committed to building diverse teams that are reflective of the communities we serve and fostering a fair and inclusive workplace free from discrimination, bullying and harassment. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds and experiences, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, veterans, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ applicants and are dedicated to removing barriers to participation.

To learn more about working at Bupa please visit our website:

We're a dynamic and growing team of allied health professionals and admin staff dedicated to deliveringfun, functional, and family-focused care.

We operate from purpose-built clinics inBalcatta, Joondalup, Canning Vale&Jindalee!

You'll work alongsideOccupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists and Positive Behaviour Supportin a truly collaborative environment. We offer individual and group therapies in clinics, homes, and schools, wherever children need us most.

Job Description

We're excited to welcome a Registered PaediatricPsychologist to our friendly, dynamic team at AIM Therapy. If you love working with children and value feeling supported in your clinical work, we would love to hear from you.

In this role, you'll use your expertise to help children build skills, confidence, and independence, while working alongside a collaborative team that genuinely values what you bring. You'll have the time, support, and flexibility to do work you're proud of and see the impact you make with children and families every day.

Opportunities are available at our Jindalee and Joondalup clinics.

What the Role Looks Like Day to Day

• Completing initial appointments and getting to know new families
• Running fun, creative therapy sessions in our vibrant clinic spaces and out in the community
• Working closely with schools, families and other stakeholders to ensure a collaborative approach for the children we support.
• Reviewing therapy journeys and planning next steps as children reach goals or transition on.
• Being part of a strong professional development program with plenty of opportunities to grow

Hear from Our Team

"I love working at AIM. I get to be so creative in my day to day work, which keeps the kids engaged and makes sessions fun for everyone. No two days are the same, and my team is incredibly supportive. I'm surrounded by people who motivate me and are genuinely my biggest cheerleaders."

What Clinicians Love About AIM

• Beautiful, fully equipped clinic spaces designed for creativity and play
• The flexibility to work in the clinic, in the community and from home when needed
• A gradual caseload build up so you can settle in comfortably
• Support from experienced Clinical Leads who are always there to help
• Therapy rooms with trampolines, swings, toys and sensory equipment
• Extensive assessment tools and resources at your fingertips
• Focus on client care, our admin team handles bookings and invoicing!

Why Clinicians Choose AIM

• Flexible working arrangements to support school runs, childcare and life outside work
• Competitive salary package with performance bonuses and travel reimbursement
• Laptop and smartphone provided
• Paid parental leave
• Salary packaging and novated leasing options
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Clear pathways into Senior and Leadership roles
• Biannual goal setting and career development planning
• $1,000 annual external professional development allowance plus paid PD leave

Qualifications What You'll Bring

• Current General Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• A valid Working With Children Check
• National Police Clearance
• Confident communication skills and the ability to connect easily with kids &families
• The ability to work independently, while also being a great team player

You are welcome here.

Our fast-growing team of more than 4,000 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQIA+ community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team.

We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs.

HealthWISE Community Ltd. is seeking a Mental Health Professional to deliver recovery-oriented mental health care across in-person, telehealth, and community outreach formats in rural NSW.

You will work within a multidisciplinary team to provide evidence-based therapies and support to individuals with moderate to severe conditions. The role emphasises culturally responsive services, regional community impact, and collaboration with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with hybrid

Job no: 951906
Work type: Full time
Location: Adelaide CBD
Categories: Allied and Scientific Health

• Women's and Children's Health Network, Health and Recovery, Trauma Safety Services (HaRTSS), North Adelaide 5006
• Salary - AHP2 - Allied Health Professional L2, $94,997 to $110,052+ 12% Superannuation and Salary Sacrifice Benefits
• Full time 1.0, fixed term (temporary) contract until 20 September 2027

About WCHN
Join the Women's and Children's Health Network (WCHN), South Australia's leading provider of care for women, babies, children and young people. We're shaping the future of healthcare through compassion, innovation and excellence - with our communities at the heart of everything we do.

What WCHN Can Offer You

• Access to salary packaging benefits of up to $9,010 each FBT year for living expenses (e.g. mortgage, rent, utilities, groceries), plus an additional $2,650 each FBT year for meal entertainment expenses.
• Access to Fitness Passport (workplace health and fitness program that gives you and your family access to a wide choice of gyms and pools across South Australia.)
• Free public transport to and from the Women's and Children's Hospital for SA Health metropolitan hospital staff (excludes network community sites).
• Support for you and your family via our Employee Assistance Program.
• Relocation financial support may be negotiated, subject to eligibility. Click here for details and contact the enquires person for further information.

About the role

The Social Worker provides therapeutic support to vulnerable young people aged 12-25 under Guardianship of the Chief Executive who are at risk of sexual exploitation and missing from care. The role works with families and other agencies to deliver coordinated support and requires a flexible, mobile, and assertive approach.

Key duties of the role

• Provide priority services determined by level of risk, vulnerability, impact of trauma on the ability to cope with life, alternative service options, and age (priority is to be given to clients of younger age)
• Develop close collaborative relationships with the Department of Child Protection
• Facilitate the response of young people who have experienced sexual abuse and are at risk of sexual exploitation through increased absconding behaviour
• Support and actively participate in a positive, respectful, and safe work environment by contributing to constructive and collaborative working relationships.
• Responsible for ongoing professional development and education while contributing to the evaluation and improvement of the service

Skills and Experience

• Qualification of a Degree in Social Work from an accredited course providing eligibility for membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) (overseas qualifications must supply the AASW Overseas Assessment number).
• Experience in the provision of therapeutic services to young people who have experienced sexual abuse/assault
• Knowledge of child and adolescent development, trauma-informed practice, and relevant legal, ethical, and WHS frameworks
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and crisis intervention skills with the ability to work independently and in multidisciplinary teams

Enquiries can be directed to

Mia Kitto

Social Worker

The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply.

Application Closing Date: Sunday 08 November :55 PM

Advertised: 26 Oct 2026 Cen. Australia Daylight Time
Applications close: 08 Nov 2026 Cen. Australia Daylight Time

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Glen Innes, New South Wales 2370, Australia

Full-time Permanent Mid-level Senior

Posted 26 Oct 2026

HealthWISE is a specialist provider in rural and remote NSW and Southern QLD. We deliver a wide range of community-led services across every life stage, with a strong and growing focus on mental health and youth wellbeing.

Our purpose is to create healthier communities as we deliver integrated primary, allied and mental health services, including youth-specific and culturally responsive programs, with a long-standing commitment to Aboriginal and LGBT+ health.

As a Mental Health Professional, you will deliver person-centred, recovery-oriented mental health care to individuals experiencing moderate to severe and complex mental health conditionsbyprovidingevidence-based psychological therapies and interventions that support recovery, resilience and wellbeing.

You will work across a range of service delivery formats including in-person appointments, telehealth, phone consultations and community outreach, ensuring flexible and timely access to care for the people who need it most.

This position is suited to clinicians who are passionate about making meaningful change in rural communities, enjoy collaborative multidisciplinary care, and are committed to delivering high-quality, culturally responsive mental health services.

• A completed qualification in Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, or Mental Health Nursing with AHPRA registration or professional membership AASW
• Experience supporting individuals experiencing moderate to severe mental illness.
• Well-developed verbal and written communication skills
• Experience working and engaging with regional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in a primary health care setting.

• Competitive salary and superannuation
• Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
• Support towards accreditation or credentialing
• Structured education and clinical supervision
• Mentoring and career development pathways
• Opportunities to contribute to meaningful change in regional and rural communities

Please contact Georgie Oates for a copy of position description and other questions via email:

HealthWISE provides primary health care programs and clinical services across southern QLD and the New England North West area of NSW.

MedHealth Group's AIM Therapy is seeking a Registered Paediatric Psychologist to join our friendly, dynamic team. You'll support children to build skills, confidence and independence, collaborating with Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists and Behaviour Specialists across clinics, homes and schools.

Your role includes initial assessments, delivering creative therapy sessions, and working with families to plan next steps.

When you join Early Start Australia, you'll be part of an allied heath team that's in it together. A local team that's right beside you, supported by leaders who know the work. From small shifts to life changing breakthroughs, you'll make a positive impact for children, young people, and their families across Australia. With flexibility and support to thrive, you'll continue to grow and build a meaningful career, your way.

• Prepare for assessments using referrals and questionnaires
• Conduct standardised and informal assessments (e.g., WPPSI, WISC, WRAT, WRAML, ADOS, MIGDAS)
• Provide timely feedback to clients and families and confirm therapy needs
• Complete and issue reports within two weeks of assessment

• Deliver client-centred assessment, counselling, and therapy
• Manage discipline-specific caseloads, including complex clients
• Develop, implement, review, and adjust individualised therapy programs
• Deliver services across clinic, home, school, and community settings
• Collaborate with allied health professionals and develop specialised programs
• Maintain privacy, confidentiality, and evidence-based practice

• Conduct initial appointments and develop goal-based therapy plans
• Create measurable, targeted interventions and session plans
• Provide home and school-based activities and resources
• Monitor progress, update goals, and complete reviews and reports
• Identify and refer to other disciplines or group programs as appropriate

• Complete clinical notes within 24 hours
• Provide timely, compliant reports to stakeholders and funding bodies
• Record incidents and complaints as required

• Align therapy plans with available funding (e.g. NDIS)
• Participate in supervision, meetings, and ongoing professional development
• Comply with registration standards, organisational policies, WHS, and child safety requirements

• Demonstrated experience in solution-focused therapy and early intervention
• Understanding and supporting the principles of individualised services including the ability to adapt services to meet individual needs
• Demonstrated ability to engage with a range of children and families and external stakeholders
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Exceptional observational and report writing skills
• Ability to work within a multidisciplinary team and the ability to work autonomously in the community

• Relevant qualification in Psychology
• Registration with AHPRA and Registration with Psychology Board of Australia
• NDIS Workers Screening Check
• Current Drivers' Licence and vehicle
• Current Working with Children Check or Working with Vulnerable People Registration (state specific)
• National Police Check
• Accredited First Aid Certificate

• Flexible hours and compressed work options
• Up to 12 weeks annual leave.
• Up to 16 weeks paid primary carer leave
• Wellbeing support program for you and your family

• Competitive salary + bonus program
• Registration and professional membership contribution
• Relocation reimbursement up to $5,000, if applicable
• Dedicated admin support so you can focus on what you do best.
• Work in an environment that focuses on multidisciplinary collaboration, improving outcomes together

• CPD allowance + paid professional development leave
• Structured mentoring and leadership programs
• Ongoing opportunities to build your experience, including Fly In Fly Out (FIFO) work supporting children in remote areas
• National and global career pathways through the APM Group

We're a dedicated and passionate team of allied health professionals helping children and young people aged 0-16 to reach their full potential. Our multidisciplinary teams work closely with families to deliver personalised, evidence-based support across communication, motor, cognitive and social development. We are a registered NDIS provider and our clinics offer therapy under different funding models. As part of the APM Group, you have the opportunity to grow your career in Human Services across multiple global brands and geographies. A diverse team of over 16,000 people across 11 countries with a shared purpose - to enable better lives for our employees and the communities we work in. Our work enables the people we serve to realise their ambitions and aspirations through sustainable employment, independence, better health and wellbeing and increased social participation.