Psychologist: Rondebosch/Stellenbosch (WC)/Hilton (KZN)

The Neurodiversity Centre; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 420,000 - 720,000; Full time

Job summary

The Neurodiversity Centre in Stellenbosch, Rondebosch (Western Cape) and Hilton (KZN) is expanding its multidisciplinary psychology team. We seek registered Psychologists with HPCSA and BHF registrations to join our practice and provide high‑quality care.

We work with neurodevelopmental and mental health needs across the lifespan. Clinicians will collaborate with the team while independently managing a key‑working caseload and committing to ongoing upskilling in this field.

Qualifications

• Valid South African training and registration as a Psychologist, including HPCSA and BHF registration and suitable insurance.
• Experience in neurodevelopmental/neuropsychiatric work would be an advantage.
• Excellent self-organizational skills, an ethical approach to work and professional relationships, excellent communications, and professional warmth and integrity in the development of client and other relationships.

Responsibilities

• Clinicians will work closely within the teams, whilst independently managing a key-working caseload.
• Provide services to clients across lifespan with neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.

Skills

Registered Psychologist HPCSA/BHF

Interest in neurodevelopmental/neurops

Group interventions (advantage)

Excellent organization and ethics

Job description

Cape Town, South Africa | Posted on 07/04/2026

Our specialised sourcing, training, and support service for families of neurodivergent children and adults

Job Description

Our team is growing, we are seeking psychologists to join our practice in Stellenbosch, Rondebosch Western Cape and Hilton, KZN.

We are a multi-disciplinary practice working with individuals across the lifespan with neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.

The candidate should ideally have an interest in neurodevelopmental needs, and the intersection between mental health and neurodevelopmental problems – and how these intersect and affect people’s lives. The roles require an interest in working within the broader family system (where required), and some commitment to a responsible, organized, and curious process of upskilling in this area. Clinicians will work closely within the teams, whilst independently managing a key-working caseload.

Requirements

• Valid South African training and registration as a Psychologist, as well as HPCSA and BHF registration and suitable individual insurance.
• Experience in the area of neurodevelopmental/neuropsychiatric work would be an advantage, and a willingness to provide group interventions would be a significant advantage.
• Excellent self-organizational skills, an ethical approach to work and professional relationships, excellent communications, and professional warmth and integrity in the development of client and other relationships.
• Proficiency in English and Afrikaans would be ideal; whilst isiXhosa would be an excellent advantage.
• Own transport.

Psychologists appointed to our team will benefit from specialist training and development in the field of neurodiversity, as well as collaborative exposure to multi-disciplinary practice that enhances professional expertise. In addition, we offer a competitive compensation model designed to reward excellence and support long‑term career growth.