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AEIOU Foundation for children with autism on 28 May 2024
Opportunity to use your research skills and experience to help set strategic priorities of the organisation in this executive leadership position.
Key role in setting research strategy and translating results into practice
Lead a team of research and clinical assessment professionals
About the Company
At AEIOU Foundation for Children with Autism, we have a simple yet sincere goal: to provide early intervention that enables children with autism to live their best lives. It's how we do it that sets us apart from everybody else.
AEIOU is a profit-for-purpose organisation, established in 2005 to deliver high-quality therapy and care. Our family-centred program supports children with autism to develop essential life skills, independence, and confidence.
AEIOU's Research & Assessment team integrates research projects and clinical assessments of children with our therapy and care service to help us better understand the needs and strengths of the children and families we support. Our database of over 1,000 records is Australia's largest data source on children with autism under six years of age.
The Position
As part of the Executive Leadership Team, the Head of Research performs a key role in setting and reviewing AEIOU's research strategy by providing direction, leadership and advice to other ELT members, the CEO and Board. Responsible for the delivery of gold-standard clinical assessments to autistic children, you will use the data collected to drive research, understand and evaluate AEIOU's program, and contribute to setting the strategic priorities of the AEIOU Foundation.
You will provide a high level of support and supervision to your team of research and clinical assessment professionals, including mentoring and coaching of emerging talent, and foster and facilitate relationships with other collaborators including national research centres, key academics and industry researchers.
About you:
Hold a Doctorate of Philosophy, or other postgraduate degree in psychology, special education or a related discipline
Have experience or high-level knowledge of autism
Have experience in conducting quantitative research at all stages of the research process
Have knowledge of clinical outcome data as related to behavioural and intellectual assessments of young children
Have the ability to lead and mentor a team of professionals
Registration as a psychologist with AHPRA is highly regarded
Have your COVID-19 Vaccination certificate (double-dosed) or an approved Government Exemption
Have a current Paid Blue Card (or able to obtain before commencement)
NDIS Worker Screening Check required if your Blue Card was applied for or renewed post 1 February 2021
What we do for you:
Permanent, full time position, base salary of $130 000 per annum
Salary packaging benefits of up to $15,900 per year which increase your take-home pay
5 weeks annual leave, plus the option to purchase an additional week
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for staff and immediate family
Values-based quarterly recognition awards
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