Down South Therapy offers more Our employees enjoy
Being a part of a supportive team and caring organisation with a manageable caseload of 4 clients per day.Access to a wealth of best practice resources, equipment, and assessments including being supplied with your own resource bundle worth $250Specialist support across all disciplines as well as support in and out of work hours from the DST leadership teamA wide range of ongoing support to maintain and increase your knowledge and skills in the best practice provision including Regular individual and group supervision by a clinical psychologist and board-approved supervisorPaid internal professional development worth $2000 per yearPaid external professional development and training package worth $2500 per yearHighly competitive salary packagesVehicle allowance of $13 000 per year with options of salary sacrificing your vehicle 11% SuperannuationAccess to Salary Packaging providing tax benefitsiPhone or Android Phone package Company Laptop packageKPI bonuses on a fortnightly basis worth up to $5700 per yearPaid professional indemnity and public liability insuranceFlexible working arrangements to create your ideal work-life balance with options includingLocation-based timetables to limit the travel from your home and throughout the day5 weeks of paid annual leave with options for purchasing additional annual leave10 days of sick leaveAdditional 3 days of training/ professional development leaveEmployee Assistance Program with free counseling sessions each year as well as bonus wellness days leave each yearContinued recognitionMonthly social events organised by our Social CommitteeMonthly 'Spirited Award' recognition and awards. In 2021, three members of our team won an all-expenses-paid trip to the Northern Territory; this year we have our team members going to Tasmania. Each month a team member wins a $50 voucher for demonstrating our values.Anniversary awardsWeekly team-building events Job DescriptionWe provide more opportunities As Perth's largest mobile Allied Health Service provider, Down South Therapy makes our families the focus of what we do, by going to them. We step into their world to deliver a service that will make a difference to them and that will help them to develop their own skills and knowledge so they can achieve their valued and meaningful goals.
For over 11 years we have been providing high-quality best-practice Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, and Psychology services to our expanding clientele across the metro area and into rural and remote areas.
We work with people of all ages, through private and government funding, with or without a diagnosis.
Our continued commitment to providing individualised services to all our families means we need committed and flexible therapists to join our team so we can reach more families across Western Australia.
Your roles as a Psychologist, will include but not limited to:
Working with a range of clients of varying ages, presenting problems and complexities to provide a quality and ethically driven psychological services which will include to:Conduct clinical assessments to understand client needs/ determine goals in order to assist with treatment planning.Develop and implement evidence-based treatment plans tailored to individual clients.Deliver best practice, evidence-based interventions.Provide an outcome-based service by monitoring progress throughout intervention, against the intervention plan.Maintain and update records/ report requirements.Collaborate with family/ supports where relevant.Participate in discipline-specific, multidisciplinary and organisation-wide meetings along with individual supervisionWorking with people who are referred to Psychology services via a variety of referrals, including;Private referrals,Better Access (GP Mental Health Treatment Plan) andNDISContributing to the development and implementation of new initiatives within the psychology services team and DST as required Desired Skills and Experience Skills and Experience Experience providing evidence-based intervention to a range of clients and presenting problems (children/adults).Skills in psychological assessment for the purpose of treatment planning and monitoring progress.Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to establish rapport and build therapeutic relationships with clients, families, and healthcare professionals from all backgroundsEffective communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to convey complex concepts in a clear and understandable manner.Strong organisational and time management skillsAbility to work independently with minimum direct clinical supervisionWillingness to achieve and maintain required training, credentialling and professional development to the scope of the client cohort.Ability to monitor and assess risk concerns, including risk of harm to others, or mental deteriorationRegistered as a Psychologist with AHPRAWorking With Children CheckNDIS Worker Screening CheckNational Police CheckWA Driver's LicenceEligibility for Medicare Provider NumberExperience working with clients including children with disabilities or willing to extend scope of practice by achieving and maintaining required training and credentialling related to new areas of practiceKnowledge and experience working within the Disability NDIS sectorExperience working with any of the following presentations: ADHD, ASD, PND, PTSD/CPTSD, and couples counseling.Qualified and experienced in ASD/ ADHD and other cognitive and learning assessments - including demonstrated experience in administration, interpretation, and reporting of a range of cognitive and adaptive behavioral assessment toolsComfortable working with Telehealth So, are you ready for more? We want you on our team, so apply here today or contact our Clinical Services Manager Kellie Briggs on 0404 698 218 or email ****** and start the conversation.
If you want more details, check out our website for more information and see what we are all about.
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