Psychologist

Noah’s Ark Speech Psychologists work as part of a trans-disciplinary team to deliver high quality, accountable, services to children with a disability and their families. Services may be at home or in a local community environment - including schools, childcare and accessing local activities via face to face visits or telehealth services.

This is achieved by working with families to:

• identify their needs
• problem solve ways of meeting these needs
• work with the family to define functional goals that are able to be implemented in their natural environments as a part of the family's everyday routines and activities and provide direct intervention as agreed
• build each family’s capacity to advocate for themselves and access local children’s services, education options and other community resources

The role requires:

• Tertiary qualification in Allied Health/Psychology and sound understanding of current theory and practice in psychology.
• A current driver’s license and vehicle access to drive to face to face appointment
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Police Check
• Working with Children Check
• Ongoing maintenance of Psychologist registration requirements

Key responsibilities, result areas and selection criteria for all therapists in a direct service delivery role.

We value all our staff and strive to provide a positive working environment where everyone feels supported, valued and able to achieve their goals.

Overview of benefits

• Competitive salary and conditions ($86,660 - $115,000 range for total remuneration package) depending on experience
• Salary packaging program of up to $15900
• Choose a MacBook, Chromebook, or Laptop to use for your work.
• Generous mileage reimbursement scheme at above ATO rates
• An iPhone 12 will be provided enabling you to use the best apps to support your work.
• Over 30 hours of Professional Development annually.
• Full support and career development through supervision, practice coaching, mentoring, peer-to-peer learning and support groups.