Registered Psychologist - Casual Employee

HealthcareLink Trust; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 83,000 - 165,000; Part time

Job summary

Meyer Institute is seeking a Registered Psychologist for casual/contract work in Melbourne with Australia-wide telehealth opportunities. The role focuses on therapy, assessments, and reporting, with flexibility to align services with your experience and interests.

Work may be in-person or via telehealth depending on location and room availability, with hours and duties discussed prior to an offer. The successful candidate will have general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia,

Qualifications

• Current general registration as a psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.
• Relevant clinical experience, sound judgment and clear understanding of professional scope.
• Strong written skills and care with clinical documentation.
• Private workspace and suitable technology for telehealth work.

Responsibilities

• Provide therapy using approaches suited to the client and goals.
• Complete psychological assessments, feedback sessions and reports where trained.
• Build clear treatment plans and review progress with clients.
• Keep accurate clinical records and communicate with referrers and professionals with consent.
• Manage appointments and report deadlines, and raise clinical concerns promptly.

Skills

Therapy experience

Clinical assessment

Written communication

Telehealth

Education

General registration (Psychologist) Australia

Job description

Registered Psychologist - Casual Employee

Job Type: Contract position | Casual position

Job Description

Registered psychologist casual employee opportunity | Melbourne and suitable Australia-based telehealth | Start date TBA We’re looking for psychologists who enjoy getting to know their clients, thinking carefully about their work and helping people make practical progress. If you’ve built experience in therapy, assessment or both, we’d like to hear from you.

At Meyer Institute, we work with children, adolescents and adults through psychological therapy, assessments and reports. We’d like to understand the work you enjoy, the skills you bring and the clients you feel best equipped to support. Your role can focus on the services that suit your experience and interests.

What your work could include:

• Provide therapy using approaches suited to your training, the client and their goals.
• Complete psychological assessments, feedback sessions and reports where you have the relevant training and experience.
• Build clear treatment plans and review progress with clients.
• Keep accurate clinical records and communicate clearly with referrers and other professionals, with appropriate consent.
• Manage agreed appointments and report deadlines, and raise clinical concerns promptly.

What we would like you to bring:

• Current general registration as a psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.
• Relevant clinical experience, sound judgement and a clear understanding of your professional scope.
• A warm, respectful approach with clients and reliable communication with colleagues.
• Strong written skills and care with clinical documentation.
• A private workspace and suitable technology for telehealth work.
• Experience with assessments, NDIS participants or work-related psychological injury is welcome where it fits your practice.
• An area of practice endorsement is welcome; we also encourage applications from generally registered psychologists with relevant experience.

A working arrangement we can discuss.

Australia-based telehealth opportunities. In-person or hybrid work in Melbourne, depending on your location and available rooms. Casual employment.

Hours, remuneration and duties are discussed individually before an offer. Separate subcontractor opportunities are described on our careers page. Tell us what a workable week looks like for you, the services you’d like to provide and when you could start.

We'll discuss the scope and expectations together.