Clinical Psychologist: Rehab, Growth & Flexible Work

Marketplace; Canterbury; Presencial; NZD 83.000 - 133.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

5 weeks annual leave

Annual Departmental Day

National psychology training

Te Reo Māori allowance

APC reimbursement

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Expert Witness Allowance

Health and wellbeing support

Resumo da vaga

Ara Poutama Aotearoa in Canterbury (Waitaha) seeks a Psychologist with a Master’s in Psychology and NZ Psychologist Board registration to join our Canterbury Area Group, Psychological Services. You will work in a development-focused, collegial team aligning with our Hōkai Rangi approach.

Responsibilities include clinical assessments, professional supervision, and advisory support to the Parole Board and Courts across Corrections sites.

Qualificações

• Master's degree in psychology required and registration with NZ Psychologist Board (full or intern).
• Early career psychologists welcome and encouraged to apply.
• Commitment to culturally responsive practice and Te Ao Māori / Tikanga Māori.

Responsabilidades

• Undertake clinical assessments and provide treatment within Corrections.
• Provide supervision, advice and training to staff and allied agencies.
• Consult to the Parole Board and Courts and support new service developments.
• Collaborate across Corrections sites to deliver diverse rehabilitation initiatives.

Conhecimentos

Master's degree in psychology

NZ Psychologist Board registration

Early career psychologist

Cultural responsiveness

Strong communication

Collaborative work style

Te Ao Māori / Tikanga Māori

Hōkai Rangi outcomes

Formação

Master's degree in psychology

Registration with NZ Psychologist Board (full or intern)

Descrição da vaga

Ara Poutama Aotearoa in Canterbury (Waitaha) seeks a Psychologist with a Master’s in Psychology and NZ Psychologist Board registration to join our Canterbury Area Group, Psychological Services. You will work in a development-focused, collegial team aligning with our Hōkai Rangi approach.

Responsibilities include clinical assessments, professional supervision, and advisory support to the Parole Board and Courts across Corrections sites.