Psychologist
- Join a multidisciplinary team of experienced clinicians, paediatricians, and psychiatrists.
- Conduct neurodevelopmental assessments and provide support to clients and families.
- Enjoy extensive professional development and a modern workplace culture.
- $85-115k + super
- Join a growing multidisciplinary team alongside experienced clinicians, paediatricians and psychiatrists
- Full admin support + extensive professional development to help you thrive
About the organisation
They are a leading neurodevelopmental & mental health clinic based in Central Perth that's combining expert clinical care with modern technology and AI to improve the way clients are assessed, supported and treated.
Specialising in support for children, adolescents and adults with neurodevelopmental, learning and mental health needs, the organisation takes a holistic, family-centred approach to care, ensuring clients and their families receive the right support, when they need it.
With the service continuing to expand and new allied health offerings being introduced, this is an exciting opportunity to join a growing team where your clinical contribution will genuinely matter.
Benefits
- $85–115k + super
- Modern clinic to work from with beautiful, spacious rooms to operate in & free parking
- FT & PT options to suit your lifestyle
- Opportunity to use & lean on AI & modern technology to improve patient outcomes and clinical efficiency
- Extensive internal training & professional development
- Full training on Autism assessments & others to be provided alongside AI training & upskilling
- Experienced and highly collaborative multidisciplinary team
- Full admin support
- Clear career progression & tailored development
- Modern, progressive and genuinely innovative workplace culture
- Team conferences, social events & wellbeing initiatives
Key responsibilities
- Conduct a range of neurodevelopmental assessments such as ADHD, ASD & SLD for clients of all ages
- Developmental history taking, direct observation, and the administration of specific psychometric instruments
- Provide detailed & thorough diagnostic formulation & reports, interpreting results and then providing feedback to clients & families
- Provide support, education, and guidance to families and caregivers, helping them understand the diagnosis and support options available
- Liaising with paediatricians, psychiatrists and allied health professionals to support coordinated care
Key selection criteria
- AHPRA registration as a Registered Psychologist or eligibility to practise as a Provisional Psychologist.
- Experience conducting psychological assessments, or a genuine interest in developing your assessment capabilities.
- An understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions and evidence-based psychological interventions.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with clients, families and colleagues.
- A collaborative approach and an appreciation for multidisciplinary, family-centred care.
- A commitment to ethical practice, ongoing learning and delivering high-quality clinical services.
How to apply
Shortlisting and interviewing will commence ASAP.
Apply now or reach out to our Recruitment Manager Ross today on the below to find out more information on this role and any others across the market:
0404 026 085 | ross@fwss.com.au | https://www.fwss.com.au/
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