Paediatric Psychologist

We are looking for a dedicated Paediatric Psychologist who enjoys empowering children and their families. You will be providing neurodiversity-affirming supports that builds confidence, independence, and joy in each child or adolescent’s journey.
Join our supportive and inclusive team to make a meaningful difference!

Location: Hybrid (with negotiation). Clinic in Mayfield, Outreach to Newcastle & Lake Macquarie Regions & Working from Home.

Position: Part Time (16 hours a week minimum) or Full time Permanent Position. Contractor position considered.

Wages: $95, 440 – $124, 982 per year + Super (full time) for permanent position. Contractor rate negotiable.

• Registered
  , Clinical or Provisional Psychologists considered.
• AHPRA registration (current and in good standing).
• Current First Aid and CPR training
  , ensuring a safe therapeutic environment.
• Current Working with Children’s Check, NDIS Worker Screening Check and Police Check (current and valid).
• Strong communication skills
  , with the ability to engage effectively with children, families, team members and the community.
• Experience training and educating allied health professionals, educators, families and the community.
• Passion for neurodiversity-affirming practice
  —dedicated to supporting children with diverse needs and affirming their unique strengths.
• Experience working with children and adolescents with a variety of communication methods and sensory processing differences.
• Desire to make a positive impact by working collaboratively with families and a multidisciplinary team to achieve meaningful outcomes.
• Experience and/or desire to participate in neurodiversity-affirming research projects
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• Deliver high-quality, individualised, neurodiversity-affirming psychological assessments and supports to children, adolescents and their families in various settings, including our clinic (Mayfield, NSW), client home, pre-schools, schools, telehealth and community spaces.
  • Conduct Assessments: Perform comprehensive assessments from a strengths-based lens, identifying strengths and areas of support for each child.
  • Develop and Implement Support Plans: Design and deliver individualised support plans that align with each child and family’s goals, while ensuring evidence-based treatment and supports.
  • Provide supports in the family’s preferred location: Travel to schools, homes, and community settings to deliver on-site therapy, or online fostering a comfortable and accessible environment for children and families.
  • Family and Caregiver
    
    Collaboration:
    
    Engage and work collaboratively with families and caregivers to support skill development, offer training, and provide guidance to reinforce therapeutic goals at home.
  • Administrative Duties: Complete therapeutic administration tasks, including progress note writing, preparing reports, and managing documentation like consent forms, service agreements, and risk assessments in an efficient and timely manner.
  • Autonomy over your own schedule: Schedule your ideal week to fit in with your life!
  • Participate in collaborative multidisciplinary team meetings and joint sessions, as required.
  • Ensure all individuals’ goals and services align with neurodiversity-affirming practice: Utilise neurodiversity-affirming approaches that respect each child’s unique strengths, supporting neurodivergent identities and providing holistic care.
• Pay rate: $48.30 – $63.25 per hour + super (negotiable based on KPIs and experience)
• Flexible working hours / schedule your week to fit in with your life.
• Part time (16 hours per week minimum) or Full Time considered (for the successful applicant).
• Working within an experienced and growing team of speech pathologists, social worker and other allied health professionals.

Ready to Apply?
Email Linda (Neuro Flourish owner) a copy of your CV and complete the form (apply now).

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