John Blythe Child Psychology - Blacktown NSW
We are seeking Provisional Psychologists (5+1 Pathway), Registered Psychologists and Family Therapists to join our team and deliver high-quality psychological interventions and assessments, contribute to multidisciplinary case coordination and support continuous improvement initiatives.
We are seeking to fill available roles in two clinics across Sydney (Gledswood Hills and Blacktown).
This role includes in-person, school, home, and telehealth sessions as required.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver evidence-based, developmentally appropriate psychological interventions for children/adolescents and their families
Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments and risk assessments, following duty-of-care and escalation protocols
Develop treatment plans, behavioural support strategies, and goal-focused interventions
Prepare high-quality reports, letters, and recommendations for clients, families, and external stakeholders
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, schools, families, and other providers to coordinate care
Maintain accurate, confidential clinical documentation consistent with APS and company standards
Support booking, billing, and administrative processes in collaboration with Client Services staff
Participate in audits, quality improvement activities, and development of clinical protocols
Engage in ongoing professional development and contribute to mentoring or training of students and early-career clinicians
Requirements
General registration as a Psychologist with AHPRA (or Provisional registration)




Current Medicare Provider Number (for Registered Psychologists)
Knowledge of NDIS and MBS frameworks relevant to service delivery
Experience in child/adolescent psychological assessment and intervention is preferred but not necessary
Experience in telehealth service delivery is preferred but not necessary
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
Working With Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
NDIS Worker Check (or willingness to obtain)
Ability to provide required identification documentation
Maintain professional boundaries and ethical practice at all times
Communicate professionally and respectfully with clients, families, and stakeholders
Demonstrate cultural responsiveness and adapt communication to client needs
Manage caseloads, time, and administrative responsibilities effectively
Contribute positively to team cohesion and reflective practice
Additional Information
Health Professionals and Support Services Award
Supervision and career development opportunities provided
Remuneration and conditions aligned with experience and AHPRA registration status
What We Provide
Clinical supervision (3 hours group supervision and 2 hours individual supervision fortnightly) and weekly in-house PD
Supportive and collaborative culture with regular check-ins and shared learning
Rates above the Health Professionals Award, with bonus systems and a regular salary review
Opportunities for professional growth and tailored career development
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📌 Psychologist/Family Therapist (Sydney)
🏢 John Blythe Child Psychology
📍 Sydney