Psychologist

COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY HUB LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY HUB LTD. seeks a committed psychologist to provide quality care to clients and families in the community. You will contribute to evidence-informed practice, support children, parents and caregivers, and may assist with court-referred cases under the Strengthening Families Programme (FAM).

You will conduct assessments, deliver interventions such as family therapy and CBT, and collaborate with case workers and other professionals to improve outcomes in a community setting.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in applied psychology from an accredited university.
• Eligibility for Singapore Psychological Society full membership and Singapore Register of Psychologists.
• Experience in clinical settings and/or with social service agencies is an advantage.
• Strong interpersonal skills and sound report writing ability.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychological assessments, including interviews, observations, standardised testing and report preparation under supervision.
• Provide psychological inputs, professional opinions and case formulation support with other professionals.
• Deliver evidence-informed interventions, including family therapy, CBT, group work and psychoeducation.
• Work with multi-disciplinary teams and community partners to support families and stakeholders.
• Prepare case notes, intervention reports, court-related reports and other documentation timely.
• Contribute to training, consultation, programme evaluation and research initiatives.
• Continue developing professional competencies through supervision, training, reading and evidence-informed practice.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Report writing

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in applied psychology (Clinical/Forensic)

Eligible for Singapore Psychological Society full membership & Singapore Register of Psychologists

Job description

Community Psychology Hub is looking for a committed and compassionate psychologist to provide quality psychological care to clients and families in the community. In this role, you will contribute to meaningful work that supports families, strengthens evidence-informed practice, and improves outcomes for children, parents, caregivers and stakeholders. Depending on your area of focus, you may provide specialised services to families referred by the courts under the Strengthening Families Programme (FAM) or conduct assessments that support decision-making in child custody proceedings.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychological assessments, including interviews, observations, standardised testing and report preparation under supervision.

• Provide psychological inputs, professional opinions and case formulation support in collaboration with case workers, counsellors and other professionals.

• Deliver evidence-informed interventions, which may include family therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, therapeutic group work and psychoeducation.

• Work closely with multi-disciplinary teams and community partners to support families, caregivers and stakeholders.

• Prepare case notes, psychological intervention reports, court-related reports and other required documentation in a timely and professional manner.

• Contribute to training, consultation, programme evaluation, practice improvement and research initiatives within the social service sector.

• Continue developing professional competencies through supervision, training, reading and evidence-informed practice.

Requirements

1. Educational qualifications

• Master’s degree in applied psychology, such as Clinical Psychology or Forensic Psychology, from an accredited university.

• Eligibility for Singapore Psychological Society full membership and Singapore Register of Psychologists registration.

2. Work experience

• Experience in clinical settings and/or with social service agencies will be an advantage.

3. Other qualities

• Strong interpersonal skills, sound report writing ability and the confidence to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team.

• Fluency in local languages and familiarity with the local context will be an advantage.

Interested applicants are invited to apply and be part of a team committed to strengthening psychological care, supporting families and contributing to meaningful community-based practice.