About Us : Child, Teen and Parent Psychology Practice.
About You : Degree Qualified Professional Liability Insurance Must hold registration as a Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (APHRA) – Psychology Board of Australia Demonstrated ability to comply with the profession's code of ethics and practice in accordance with legislation affecting psychology practice for maintenance of registration with the Psychology Board of Australia Current Medicare Registration or eligibility and willingness to obtain registration prior to commencement of the role/when eligible A valid Working with Children's Check Position Summary : The Psychologist is responsible for the delivery of evidence-based psychological interventions and values collaboration while adhering to Brave Psychology values of authenticity, connection and collaboration.
Key Requirements : A comprehensive understanding of the health issues impacting individuals with Mental Health concerns, ASD diagnosis and/or ID/Cognitive Impairment Enjoys working with children, adolescents and new and seasoned parents Demonstrated skill in working as part of a multidisciplinary team with a sound understanding of your role as Psychologist delivering services to young people and their families in this context Demonstrated experience/interest in the provision of clinical, evidence-based assessment and interventions with young people and their families that present with mild to moderate mental health conditions or complex presentations related to cognitive impairment/suspected cognitive impairment Demonstrated ability to work with minimal supervision and/or in as a sole professional in this environment Demonstrated effective verbal and written skills with particular emphasis on interpersonal communication skills, establishing trust and rapport, maintaining confidentiality and record keeping Job Responsibility : Psychological treatment and counselling via 1:1 sessions and group-based programs Conduct diagnostic assessments (ASD, ADHD, Mental Health, Personality Disorders) Provide treatment and counselling to clients Conduct Risk Assessments and initiate harm minimisation strategies and techniques, including Suicide and Violent risk – provide referrals and treatment if in line with program policies and guidelines Communicate with other professionals internal and/or external to ensure transparent program initiatives Conduct initial intake assessment and comprehensive assessments to determine programs are tailored to each individual need Relate to young people in a manner that is relevant and appropriate for their cognitive level of functioning Review program needs regularly to ensure best fit for program Write Program reports and Assessment Reports as required Deliver Psychoeducational group sessions Ensure maintenance of privacy and confidentiality in relation to client information in accordance with organisational policy, cultural protocol and professional ethics and guidelines Incorporate a holistic approach to health and well-being that combines health promotion activities according to community and organisational priorities Provide education to other non-program staff as required Comply with all Professional Development and supervision requirements as per APS guidelines and frameworks Job Functions : Psychology Job Benefits : Strong, consistent referral base Warm, dynamic and inviting therapeutic space Access to therapeutic resources Administrative support Peer supervision included in package Professional development opportunities Flexible work arrangements Selling Point : 0 Contact : Alysha Fameli