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Northern Territory Police Force invites applications for a Katherine-based Wellbeing Psychologist. This full-time role supports NTPF and NTFES members and families, delivering frontline wellbeing in a first-responder environment and working across a stepped-care model with a multidisciplinary team.
The position offers 24/7 wellbeing response exposure, remote services, six weeks annual leave, relocation incentives, and the opportunity to live in Katherine and explore the Big Rivers region.
(including salary $117,625 - $131,735)
Join a supportive, multidisciplinary wellbeing team and make a meaningful difference to the lives of Northern Territory Police Force (NTPF) and Northern Territory Fire and Emergency Services (NTFES) members and their families.
Wellbeing Services delivers psychological, psychosocial and pastoral support across a stepped-care model for the NTPF and NTFES workforce.
This Katherine-based role provides local and remote services, including routine wellbeing screening, early intervention, crisis response and critical incident support. You will work closely with psychologists, social workers, occupational rehabilitation advisors, chaplains and peer supporters to ensure coordinated, evidence-based wellbeing support is available to NTPF and NTFES workers across the Territory.
The role participates in the 24/7 wellbeing response framework and offers exposure to a broad range of complex and rewarding clinical and operational work.
We are seeking a registered Psychologist (AHPRA) with experience supporting people impacted by trauma, high-risk environments and complex psychosocial issues. Experience working in first-responder or domestic and family violence contexts is highly regarded.
Anna Langner on 08 8995 5422 or anna.langner@pfes.nt.gov.au
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The NTPS values diversity and inclusion and aims for a workforce that represents the community. Under the agency's Special Measures Plan, eligible Aboriginal applicants will receive priority consideration; however, people from all diversity groups are encouraged to apply.