Psychologist

Conduct comprehensive, age-appropriate psychological and developmental assessments for children and adolescents, covering cognitive, emotional, behavioral, adaptive, social, developmental and functional domains.

Perform detailed psychological and behavioral evaluations using standardized, validated assessment tools appropriate to the child’s developmental level, presenting needs, cultural context and educational environment.

Conduct functional behavioral assessments (FBA) and identify behavioral, emotional, developmental and environmental factors contributing to challenging behaviors and functional difficulties.

Develop and implement individualized, evidence-based behavioral intervention plans, incorporating Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles and other appropriate psychological and behavioral approaches.

Design, monitor and modify individualized behavior support programs targeting communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, adaptive functioning, independence, learning readiness and reduction of challenging behaviors.

Apply evidence-based ABA strategies, including positive reinforcement, prompting, shaping, task analysis, functional communication training, antecedent-based interventions and other clinically appropriate behavioral techniques.

Monitor behavioral and developmental outcomes through systematic data collection, analysis and documentation, using objective measures to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions and make appropriate modifications.

Provide individual psychological and behavioral interventions for children and adolescents presenting with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, developmental delay, learning difficulties, emotional and behavioral concerns, and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

Provide age-appropriate psychological support to children experiencing anxiety, emotional dysregulation, adjustment difficulties, social challenges, low self-esteem or other psychological concerns that may affect participation and functioning.

Support the development of emotional regulation, coping skills, social skills, adaptive behaviors, communication and independence in collaboration with the multidisciplinary rehabilitation team.

Participate actively in multidisciplinary team (MDT) assessments, case conferences and rehabilitation planning to ensure psychology and behavioral goals are integrated into the child’s overall rehabilitation plan.

Collaborate closely with Speech and Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, physicians, nurses, educators and other members of the multidisciplinary team to promote coordinated and consistent interventions.

Collaborate with parents, caregivers, teachers and school personnel to develop consistent behavioral and psychological strategies across clinical, school, home and community environments.

Provide caregiver and family education, psychoeducation and behavioral coaching to enhance understanding of the child’s developmental, psychological and behavioral needs and support implementation of recommended strategies at home.

Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a relevant postgraduate qualification in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or equivalent qualification that meets the DOH Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR) for the applicable Psychology license.

Education and training must meet the requirements for obtaining/maintaining a valid DOH Psychology License.

Master’s degree or higher in Clinical Psychology, Child Psychology, Developmental Psychology, or a related field.

Additional formal training in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), developmental psychology, behavioral intervention, or pediatric rehabilitation.

Master’s degree or…