About the role

This role would suit a psychologist who enjoys working with children, adolescents and their families and values the flexibility and collaborative environment of a multidisciplinary private practice. You will provide psychological assessment and intervention for children and young people aged 0–21 years with a variety of developmental, emotional, behavioural and mental health needs.

Key responsibilities

- Provide psychological assessment and intervention for children and young people aged 0–21 years with a variety of developmental, emotional, behavioural and mental health needs
- Develop and deliver client-centred, family-focused and evidence-based interventions
- Support children and young people with areas such as emotional regulation, anxiety, behaviour, social and emotional development, executive functioning and participation in everyday life
- Complete relevant assessments, reports, progress notes and other clinical documentation
- Develop appropriate treatment plans and goals in collaboration with clients and their families
- Collaborate effectively with parents and carers, educators, medical professionals and other allied health practitioners
- Participate in multidisciplinary collaboration and case discussions where appropriate
- Work across clinic and community settings, with flexibility in scheduling and service delivery
- Maintain professional registration, continuing professional development and all relevant ethical and professional obligations
- Arrange and maintain clinical supervision with an appropriately qualified psychologist/supervisor in accordance with professional and registration requirements

About you

- Tertiary qualification in Psychology recognised for registration in Australia
- Current general registration as a Psychologist with AHPRA




- Blue Card and NDIS Worker Screening clearance (or willingness to obtain)
- First Aid and CPR certification
- Current driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle
- Experience working with children, adolescents and families is desirable
- Experience working with neurodivergent children and young people is highly regarded
- Strong communication, documentation and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team

Benefits

- Annual salary + superannuation, with remuneration negotiable based on experience
- Part-time employment with the opportunity to increase to full-time as your caseload develops
- Versatile working arrangements that support work-life balance and individual career goals
- $1,200 professional development budget (FTE) per year
- 2 days of paid professional development/training leave (FTE) per year
- A supportive, inclusive and genuinely multidisciplinary team environment
- Opportunities to collaborate closely with Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and Allied Health Assistants
- Access to an extensive range of clinical resources, assessment tools and therapy materials
- A varied paediatric caseload with opportunities to work across individual therapy, groups and community-based services

About us At Quest Therapy Services, we're a passionate and multidisciplinary team of Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists and Allied Health Assistants working together to make a difference in the lives of children and young people. Our mission is to support families and empower children and young people to participate in the things that matter most to them. We're a community-focused practice offering a wide range of services both in-clinic and in the community, including individual therapy, group programs and workshops.

📌 Paediatric Psychologist (Springfield)
🏢 Quest Therapy Services
📍 Springfield