Contractor Psychologist For Philip Act

Healthcarelink Support; Australian Capital Territory; On-site; AUD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development budget

Study leave

Private consulting room

Multidisciplinary support

Collaborative culture

Job summary

Healthcarelink Support is seeking a Psychologist to join a growing allied health clinic in Australia. The role focuses on paediatric care for children aged 0–15, with assessments, therapy, and collaborative planning within a family-centered model.

Applicants should hold a psychology degree, be AHPRA registered, and have or be willing to obtain WWC clearance. The position offers a professional development budget, supportive supervision, and opportunities to contribute to regional service

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Psychology
• Current AHPRA registration
• Experience working with children and families preferred
• Driver's licence and WWC clearance preferred

Responsibilities

• Manage a predominantly paediatric caseload (ages 0–15)
• Conduct psychological assessments and evidence-based interventions
• Develop individualised treatment plans with families
• Collaborate with parents, carers, educators and professionals
• Attend multidisciplinary team meetings and case discussions
• Provide outreach to schools, homes and regional communities

Education

Tertiary qualification in Psychology

Current AHPRA registration

Job description

• Psychologist

• Contractor Phillip, ACT

  Are you a passionate Psychologist looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children and families? Join an award-winning allied health clinic that is recognised for delivering high-quality, culturally safe, and family-centred care.

  Our client is a growing multidisciplinary practice that values collaboration, innovation, and professional development. You'll become part of a supportive team committed to helping children and families thrive while providing clinicians with the resources and flexibility they need to succeed.

  About the Role

  As a Psychologist, you will:

  • Manage a predominantly paediatric caseload (ages 0–15 years)
  • Support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Global Developmental Delay (GDD), developmental concerns, and other disabilities
  • Conduct psychological assessments and provide evidence-based therapeutic interventions
  • Develop individualised treatment plans tailored to each child and family's goals
  • Work within a holistic, family-centred model of care
  • Collaborate closely with parents, carers, educators, and other professionals
  • Participate in regular multidisciplinary team meetings and case discussions
  • Contribute to collaborative care planning with allied health and holistic health practitioners
  • Have opportunities to contribute to service development and innovation
  • Primarily work from the clinic, with occasional outreach to schools, homes, and regional communities

  Benefits

  Comprehensive induction program with gradual caseload build-up

  Ongoing clinical supervision and multidisciplinary support

  Regular professional development sessions and case conferences

  $2,000 annual Professional Development budget

  2 paid study leave days per year

  Additional investment in external training and courses

  Competitive salary package of $75,000 – $100,000 + Super

  Paid professional development leave

  Dedicated private consulting room with access to extensive resources

  Supportive team culture with communal lunches and regular collaboration

  Access to multidisciplinary expertise and cross-disciplinary support

  Potential opportunities to support and work within expanding regional services

  About You

  To be successful in this role, you will have:

  • A tertiary qualification in Psychology
  • Current AHPRA registration as a Psychologist
  • Experience working with children and families (preferred)
  • Strong assessment, intervention, and report-writing skills
  • A current Australian Driver's Licence
  • Working With Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
  • A commitment to culturally safe, inclusive, and family-centred practice
  • The ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
  • A passion for helping children and families achieve meaningful outcomes

  If you're looking for a rewarding role within a supportive and growing allied health team, we'd love to hear from you.