Registered Psychologist - NDIS, Private and CPFS

About the role

A clinician-led allied health practice is looking for a Registered Psychologist to provide psychological assessment and therapy across a varied caseload of NDIS, private, Medicare and Child Protection and Family Support (CPFS) referrals. Clients present with mental health, developmental, disability and trauma-related needs, and the caseload is shaped by your experience, strengths and interests, with opportunities to work with children, adolescents and adults. The position is based in Bibra Lake with metro Perth outreach, on a hybrid basis.

Key responsibilities

• Provide evidence-based therapy tailored to each client's needs and goals
• Undertake psychological assessments, formulation and treatment planning within your scope
• Support clients with mental health, emotional regulation, trauma, neurodevelopmental and disability-related needs
• Work sensitively with children, young people and families involved with CPFS
• Complete risk assessments and safety planning where required
• Prepare clear, timely reports, progress summaries and funding documentation
• Consult with families, carers, caseworkers, schools, GPs, support coordinators and other professionals, with consent
• Deliver services through clinic, community visits and telehealth
• Maintain accurate records in line with professional, ethical and confidentiality requirements
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to coordinate client care

Required profile

• Current general registration as a psychologist with AHPRA
• Eligible for a Medicare provider number
• NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or willing to obtain before starting)
• Current WA driver's licence and reliable vehicle for community appointments
• Experience in disability, mental health, neurodevelopmental presentations, trauma, child protection or child and adolescent psychology is highly regarded but not essential

Required skills

• Strong assessment, formulation and evidence-based therapy skills
• Clear report writing and communication
• Person-centred, trauma-informed approach
• Able to manage caseload, documentation and clinical responsibilities

What we offer

• Salary of $100,000 to $115,000 plus superannuation, depending on experience, plus bonus potential
• $2,500 annual professional development allowance
• Dedicated time for report writing, formulation and planning, plus regular supervision and case consultation
• An admin team handling bookings, client communication and practice systems
• Full-time or part-time, with flexibility around working days and hours