Job Description
We are currently seeking an experienced, highly motivated Psychologist to join our team!
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The Psychologist will promote and encourage skill development, independence, and quality of life for people with a disability accessing Access4u services. The Psychologist will achieve this through demonstrating skilled and person-centred practice. The role will involve:
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Promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of people with disabilities.
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Implementing therapeutic strategies to enhance individual health and wellbeing.
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Assisting people with a disability to set and attain individual goals.
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Working and liaising with families, service providers, allied health professionals, and community members to enhance the choice, social inclusion, and quality of life for people with disability.
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Conducting psychological assessments to inform therapeutic interventions.
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Facilitating self-advocacy and / or advocate on behalf of people with disabilities.
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Supporting individuals with disabilities to transition to access and maintain meaningful occupation and recreational / lifestyle pursuits.
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Developing and facilitating a wide range of capacity building programs that aim to increase independence and skill development.
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Helping families, caregivers and individuals with disability understand the impact of disability on a person's daily functioning.
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Liaising with stakeholders to ensure all NDIS requirements are addressed in a timely fashion.
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Skills and Experience:
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Registration as a Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.
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Prior experience as a Psychologist preferred.
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Relevant tertiary qualification in Developmental Education, Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Disability or Social Sciences.
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Demonstrated experience and well-developed skills in working effectively with children, young people, or adults with a range of disability and/or complex behavioural needs.
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The ability to communicate effectively across a range of stakeholders; from the families we work with, to a variety of other service providers.
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Knowledge of trauma-informed practices.
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Knowledge of strengths-based practice, as well as family and person-centred approaches.
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Knowledge of working within the NDIS Restrictive Practice legislation.
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Understanding of the Positive Behaviour Support planning and implementation process and compliance with NDIS legislative and Capability Framework.
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Highly developed and effective written and oral communication, with a proven ability to clearly and logically express ideas.
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Ability to produce professional documents suited to the target audience.
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Special Conditions
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A NDIS Worker Check
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A Working with Children Clearance
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Child Safe Environment training (or willingness to obtain)
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Driver's licence and willingness to use own vehicle for Access4u business.

📌 Psychologist (Ndis) (South Australia)
🏢 The Australian Psychological Society
📍 South Australia