Psychologist (DAC, Adult Disability)

COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY HUB LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

The Community Psychology Hub Ltd. invites a qualified Psychologist to join our interdisciplinary team delivering high‑quality psychological services across settings including Rainbow Centre, schools, and community outreach.

The role focuses on assessment, intervention planning, and reporting under supervision to support clients with diverse needs. You will hold a recognised Master's degree in Applied Psychology with supervised training, be eligible for SPS SRP registration, and bring experience

Qualifications

• Masters degree in Applied Psychology with supervised practicum and supervised training in psychological assessments.
• Be registered or eligible for registration with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) and Singapore register of Psychologists (SRP).
• Experience with developmental disabilities or similar settings is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Provide quality clinical services and assessments to clients.
• Formulate care plans and implement outcome-based interventions.
• Deliver individual and group interventions using evidence-based practices.
• Complete specialist reports, case notes and required documentation.
• Prioritize and manage a caseload under supervision and contribute to guidelines.

Skills

Experience with developmental‑disabil

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Strong communication

Fluency in local languages

Education

Master’s degree in Applied Psychology

SPS Full Membership eligibility & SRP registration

Job description

The Community Psychology Hub (CPH) is dedicated to improving people’s lives through innovative, quality psychological and research services. We work in active collaboration with partners in the social service and public sector to provide care for persons with vulnerabilities alongside their families in the community. Set up by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in 2015, we were a unit sited within SG Enable Ltd and are now a Public Company Limited by Guarantee effective 1 September 2026.

The Psychologist, working as part of an interdisciplinary team, will be responsible for the delivery of quality psychological services and may work across a variety of settings at Rainbow Centre (early intervention, schools, out-of-school hours care, and community outreach services, etc.).

Responsibilities

1. Providing quality clinical services to our clients, through:

• Using appropriate assessment tools to obtain data to identify therapy needs in a variety of cases
• Formulating care plans that are outcome-based and relevant to the goals identified for the clients through planning, implementing, evaluating and managing interventions
• Facilitating individual and group interventions and employing evidence-based psychological interventions, as well as applying the process of collaborative exploration in the management of caseloads to deliver effective services
• Complete specialist reports, case notes and other documentation, following professional guidelines and guidelines required by the organization
• Prioritising and managing a caseload under supervision in accordance with organisation policy
• Participating in developing protocols and clinical guidelines to improve services in conjunction with the Lead Allied Professional/Principal Therapist

2. Supporting strategy and planning effort through:

• Maintaining and monitoring both client records related to service utilization in accordance with organisational and professional requirements, and inventories of equipment, materials and supplies
• Adhering to health and safety policy and ensuring all equipment are properly and safely stored and maintained for safe use
• Participating in the development, monitoring and evaluation of outcome measures as appropriate in service area

3. Continuing professional development by:

• Engaging in and articulating reflection and evaluation in practice, including critically evaluating the impact of contemporary issues related to the profession and sector
• Remaining up to date and compliant with all relevant legislation, organizational procedures, policies and professional codes of conduct to uphold standards of best practice

4. Others

• Provide administrative duties relevant to clinical practices and as required of the SSA
• Attend CPH meetings and events when necessary
• Prepare and submit monthly reports, i.e., monthly KPI tracking as required
• Carry out any other duties as assigned by reporting officer or Management

5.Self-development

• Attend CPH/SSA endorsed training/workshops/seminars so as to develop relevant knowledge and skills
• Receive formal supervision from CPH’s approved supervisors as part of professional development

Requirements

1. Educational qualifications

• A recognised masters’ degree in Applied Psychology (e.g., Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, Educational Psychology) from an accredited university. The programme must include a supervised practicum and supervised training in psychological assessments
• Be registered or otherwise eligible for registration with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) (Full Membership) and Singapore register of Psychologists (SRP) registration

2. Experience

• Relevant experience working with either children or adults with developmental disabilities and/ or providing psychological services in similar settings (i.e., SPED, social services sector) will be an advantage

3. Other qualities

• Good communications skills to convey thoughts and ideas succinctly to various stakeholders, and to foster interdisciplinary collaboration to provide client-centered service and achieve best outcomes
• Able to handle the physical demands of the role, such as lifting clients and equipment
• Exceptional planning and organizational skills
• Fluency in local languages