Corrections Psychologist: Clinical Impact & Career Growth

New Zealand Government; Canterbury; Presencial; NZD 83.000 - 133.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

5 weeks annual leave

Annual Departmental Day

Professional development opportunities

Te Reo Maori & Tikanga allowance

Health & wellbeing support

Resumo da vaga

Ara Poutama Aotearoa (Department of Corrections) is seeking psychologists to join Canterbury Area Group, Psychological Services. You will conduct assessments, provide treatment, and contribute to rehabilitation initiatives across Corrections sites, aligning with Hokai Rangi and Te Ao Maori principles.

We value culturally responsive practice, professional development, and supervision, with a competitive salary and opportunities for advancement.

Qualificações

• Has a minimum of a master's degree in psychology and registration with the NZ Psychologist Board.
• Ideally an early career psychologist.
• Wants to begin or progress their career in a development focused service.
• Demonstrates culturally responsive ways of working.
• Excellent problem solver with strong communication skills.
• Diligent, reliable and works well in a collaborative professional environment.
• Understands Te Ao Maori/Tikanga Maori and bi-cultural practice.
• Committed to Hokai Rangi outcomes.

Responsabilidades

• Conduct clinical assessments and provide treatment within Corrections and allied agencies.
• Deliver specialised programmes and provide supervision, advice, and training.
• Consult to the Parole Board and Courts.
• Support new service developments and cross-site clinical leadership.

Conhecimentos

Masters in psychology

Registration with NZ PsychologistBoard

Culturally responsive practice

Strong communication skills

Collaborative team player

Problem solving

Bi-cultural practice knowledge

Formação

Master's degree in psychology

NZ Psychologist Board registration (full or intern)

Descrição da vaga

Ara Poutama Aotearoa (Department of Corrections) is seeking psychologists to join Canterbury Area Group, Psychological Services. You will conduct assessments, provide treatment, and contribute to rehabilitation initiatives across Corrections sites, aligning with Hokai Rangi and Te Ao Maori principles.

We value culturally responsive practice, professional development, and supervision, with a competitive salary and opportunities for advancement.