About Us:

Logos Psychology Clinic is a trauma competent private practice specialising in complex trauma and neurodiversity. We work to care for our clients by embracing their differences, helping them to feel safe, and supporting their wellbeing and recovery. We believe that healing is possible for all clients regardless of their lived experience, and that recovery looks different for each person. Our goal is to deliver service that is consistently high in quality and meets the needs of our clients effectively, efficiently and safely.

Our practitioners are empathetic, knowledgeable, compassionate and understanding. We collaborate with each other and with our clients, sharing knowledge and experience. We value practice excellence, a commitment to expanding knowledge and skills expertise, and we are passionate about the work we do. We value and strongly support the principles of equal opportunity in the workplace.

About You:

You are an emotionally mature practitioner with a high capacity for self-reflection and the ability to receive and implement constructive feedback. You are naturally curious about people and able to adjust your approach to meet individual client needs.

You can work collaboratively and collegiately with other members of the practice and are able to consider feedback from both clients and practitioners.

You demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills and strong interpersonal skills.

You have competence in psychometric testing and psychoeducational assessment, in treatment planning, and evidence-based psychology interventions.

Benefits:

A unique opportunity to build practice and assessment skills related to complex trauma and neurodiversity in a supportive, collaborative and flexible work environment
Ongoing support to meet CPD requirements, including fortnightly 1:1 supervision with a Board Registered psychologist, opportunities to participate in Group Supervision, and PD opportunities offered within the practice and by external providers
All resources required for role provided (Q-interactive, iPads, electronic forms (Q-global, Pariconnect)
All admin/reception provided by clinic
Free parking
Well stocked kitchen with snacks!

About the Roles:

We are seeking a part-time graduate psychologist (Health Professionals Level 1) and a part time psychologist (Health Professionals Level 2/3) to join our expanding team.

Essential

Masters or Doctorate qualification in psychology, or have completed the 4+2 or 5+1 internship pathway
Full registration with AHPRA as a psychologist
Registration or eligibility for registration as a Medicare provider
Membership with APS or AAPi or willingness to register
Eligible to work in Australia
Working with children and police check
Professional Indemnity Insurance
HP 2/3 position:
Minimum 2 years prior experience in Psychology working with clients

Desirable

Masters/Doctorate/PhD level qualification in Psychology
Previous experience with assessment software and tools
Familiarity with NDIS reporting
Experience with assessment report writing
Experience working with complex trauma presentations and knowledge of trauma specific interventions (EMDR, parts approach, sensorimotor psychotherapy, somatic processing, cognitive restructuring)
Experience working with neurodiverse presentations (e.g.: ASD, ADHD)
HP 2/3 position:
Area of practice endorsement
Board approved supervisor status, or eligibility to obtain

Role Responsibilities

Liaise with families and other relevant professionals as clinically appropriate.
Work with NDIS participants
Use evidence-based information and tools to identify neurological, behavioural, emotional, developmental, learning and social difficulties and disabilities for clients of all ages.
Develop appropriate and individualized client management plans for the purpose of managing identified neurological, behavioural, emotional, developmental, learning and social difficulties and disabilities for clients of all ages.
Provide individually-delivered treatment and support for identified neurological, behavioural, emotional, developmental, learning and social difficulties and disabilities for clients of all ages.
Maintain client files and records, for the purpose of ensuring updated information is available at all times in an organized and clear system that complies with the practice's policies and procedures for record keeping
Prepare a wide variety of written materials, including reports and letters, for the purpose of documenting activities and conveying clinical information to families and other professionals
Comply with legal and ethical requirements of both the practice and the governing professional body.
Engage in regular supervision as provided by the practice.
HP 2/3:
Independently monitor and manage the client caseload and be responsible for the progress of all clients on the caseload
Some supervision of early career psychologists and/or psychology students

The relevant award underpinning this position is the Health Professionals & Support Services Award 2020.

How to Apply:

All applications, including a cover letter and CV, should be emailed to the Practice Manager erin@logospsychologyclinic.com.au

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