Early Intervention Psychologist – Children & Families

AWWA LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

AWWA LTD. in Singapore seeks a skilled psychologist to deliver holistic services for children with special needs. You will perform formal and informal assessments, coordinate treatment plans, and lead trainings for professionals and caregivers in a trans-disciplinary, family-centered framework.

The role emphasises evidence-based practice, data-driven programmes, and collaboration with families, schools, and hospitals to improve client outcomes and independence.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s (with Honours) in Psychology or equivalent from an accredited university.
• Registered or eligible for registration with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) as an associate or full member.
• Associate Psychologists who are full members of SPS and registered with the SRP are expected to work independently or under supervision.
• 1–2 years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide holistic psychological services that are client and caregiver focused.
• Coordinate and conduct formal and informal psychological assessments using standardized tests, independently or under supervision.
• Conduct initial screening, home or pre-school visits, consultation and support or co-lead trainings/workshops for EI professionals, other stakeholders and caregivers to improve client functioning and outcomes.
• Co-plan and implement collaborative intervention plans incorporating behavior management strategies based on assessment findings.
• Adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices and Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes.
• Attend training, meetings and conferences for operations and professional development.
• Formulate and evaluate evidence-based, data-driven programmes with timely client documentation.
• Empower clients and caregivers on self-management strategies to enhance health and participation.
• Provide psychological inputs to other programmes and relevant professionals.
• Identify areas of improvement in client care models for quality improvement projects.
• Collaborate and provide consultation for families, professionals and agencies to promote development and functioning.
• Deliver psychoeducational programs, trainings and workshops for clients and caregivers.
• Perform data collection and analysis to support research.
• Adhere to professional standards in clinical, legal, ethical, health and safety practices.
• Provide evidence-based psychological assessment and intervention for families under supervision.

Education

Bachelor’s (with Honours) in Psychology or equivalent from an accredited university

Registered or eligible for registration with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) as an associate or full member

Job description

AWWA LTD. in Singapore seeks a skilled psychologist to deliver holistic services for children with special needs. You will perform formal and informal assessments, coordinate treatment plans, and lead trainings for professionals and caregivers in a trans-disciplinary, family-centered framework.

The role emphasises evidence-based practice, data-driven programmes, and collaboration with families, schools, and hospitals to improve client outcomes and independence.