Psychologist | Positive Behaviour Support (Western Australia)

Psychologist | Positive Behaviour Support (Western Australia)

13 Aug
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Sigma Therapies
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Western Australia

13 Aug

Sigma Therapies

Western Australia

$95,000 to $120,000 + super + bonuses + $2,500 PD allowance
Full-time or part-time | Bibra Lake base + metro Perth outreach | WFH report-writing time
Sigma Therapies is a clinician-led practice in Bibra Lake looking for a psychologist (registered or provisional) to work across psychological therapy and Positive Behaviour Support with NDIS and private/self-funded clients across Perth.
This is not a PBS-only role, and it is not a therapy-only treadmill either.
Your caseload can include therapy, behaviour assessment, behaviour support planning, consultation and reporting, shaped around your skills and interests.
You do not need to be a PBS practitioner yet.
If you are already considered suitable as an NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner (Core or above), you can step straight into the full role.
If you are a psychologist who wants to develop into PBS, we will support you with supervision and a clear development pathway, and your PBS responsibilities will build as your suitability does.
Provisional psychologists are welcome too.
Supervision from a Board-approved supervisor is provided in-house, and your salary, caseload and PBS involvement will be set to your registration stage and experience.
What you will get
$95,000 to $120,000 + super, where you land depends on experience and PBS suitability, plus bonus potential
$2,500 annual professional development allowance
WFH time for reports, planning and admin.
This work needs formulation and thinking time, and we build it in rather than pretending it happens between sessions
Regular supervision and case consultation, including support with clinical complexity and NDIS documentation
An admin team that handles bookings,



communication and practice systems
Full-time or part-time, with flexibility around FTE
What you will do
Depending on your experience and PBS suitability status:
psychological therapy with NDIS and private/self-funded clients
functional behaviour assessments
interim and comprehensive behaviour support plans, implementation and review
restrictive practice reduction planning where relevant
consultation with families, support workers, coordinators, schools and providers
clinical formulation, risk assessment and NDIS reporting
collaboration with our OTs and allied health team
What you will need
general or provisional registration as a psychologist with AHPRA
PBS experience, or a real interest in developing into PBS
solid formulation and report-writing skills
confidence working with families, support workers and multidisciplinary teams
a WA driver's licence and reliable vehicle
NDIS Worker Screening Check, or willingness to obtain one
Experience with disability, mental health, neurodevelopmental presentations, trauma, forensic or child and adolescent work is all relevant here.
About Sigma Therapies
We are a clinician-led practice providing psychology, behaviour support and occupational therapy across Perth.
We are building a team where clinicians have the time and support to do high-quality work and practise safely.
How to apply
Click Apply and send your CV with a short message.
No cover letter needed.
Just tell us about your PBS experience or interest, whether you are after full-time or part-time, and when you could start.
Rather have a confidential chat first?
Contact Nicholas Fares on ******** *** or ******.

📌 Psychologist | Positive Behaviour Support (Western Australia)
🏢 Sigma Therapies
📍 Western Australia

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