Registered Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist – Telehealth

CBT Tinnitus Care | Telehealth | Immediate Start Flexible Hours | Contractor Role | Australia-Wide

About CBT Tinnitus Care

CBT Tinnitus Care is a specialised psychological care service delivering structured, evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) programs for individuals experiencing tinnitus-related distress and ongoing care. Our programs are designed to help clients reduce the psychological impact of tinnitus, develop effective coping strategies, manage unhelpful thoughts and behaviours, and improve their daily functioning and quality of life.

We have a particular focus on supporting Australian veterans, alongside the broader community experiencing tinnitus-related distress.

Our approach is holistic and multidisciplinary, bringing together psychologists, clinical audiologists, health coordinators and GPs to support coordinated patient care.

About the opportunity

We are seeking Registered Psychologists and Clinical Psychologists to join our growing team and deliver our structured CBT tinnitus management programs. This is a program-based clinical role, rather than a general psychology or counselling position.

You will work with clients through a structured treatment pathway focused on reducing tinnitus-related distress and improving psychological wellbeing.

The program incorporates established CBT principles, including psychoeducation, cognitive restructuring, behavioural strategies, attention management and relapse prevention.

Key responsibilities

- Deliver structured, evidence-based CBT programs specifically designed to address tinnitus-related distress.
- Support clients in understanding and managing the emotional, cognitive and behavioural responses associated with tinnitus.
- Deliver treatment sessions in accordance with the program framework, adapting interventions to individual clinical needs.




- Monitor client progress, treatment engagement and outcomes using appropriate clinical measures.
- Collaborate with clinical audiologists, health coordinators, GPs and other healthcare professionals to provide coordinated, holistic care.
- Maintain appropriate clinical records, treatment documentation and communication with referring practitioners.
- Identify clients requiring additional psychological or medical support and facilitate appropriate referrals.

Why join CBT Tinnitus Care?

Structured treatment program Deliver an established, tinnitus-focused CBT program with a clear clinical framework and defined treatment goals.

Flexible working arrangements

Telehealth-based opportunities with flexible clinical availability, suitable for psychologists looking to complement their existing practice.

Established patient coordination

Our health coordination and administrative teams support patient referrals, appointment scheduling and program coordination, allowing you to focus on clinical care.

Collaborative multidisciplinary approach

Work alongside clinical audiologists, health coordinators, GPs and other healthcare professionals and businesses like Tinntus Relief Australia (https://tinnitusrelief.com.au/) to support each client's broader treatment needs.

Tinnitus-specific training

Develop your expertise in tinnitus-related psychological care through program-specific training and clinical guidance.

Meaningful veteran support





Play a direct role in helping Australian veterans manage the psychological impact of tinnitus through a structured therapeutic approach.

Professional autonomy

Exercise your clinical judgement within an established program framework, ensuring treatment remains appropriate to each patient's individual needs.

About you

Essential requirements

- Current general registration as a Psychologist with Ahpra.
- Experience delivering Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
- Strong clinical assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention skills.
- Ability to deliver treatment within a structured, evidence-based program.
- Solid clinical documentation and communication skills.
- Commitment to collaborative, patient-centred care.
- Ability to provide psychological consultations via telehealth.
- Appropriate professional indemnity insurance.

Desirable but not essential

- Experience delivering manualised or structured psychological treatment programs.

- Experience supporting veterans
- Familiarity with DVA psychological treatment and reporting requirements.

Position details

Position: Registered Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist

Service: CBT Tinnitus Care

Location: Remote – Australia-wide

Engagement: Practice management Agreement

Hours: Flexible, based on clinical availability and program requirements

Commencement: Immediate start available

Remuneration: Competitive fee split remuneration, discussed during recruitment.

Apply now

If you're a Registered or Clinical Psychologist with experience delivering CBT and an interest in specialised, structured psychological treatment programs, we welcome your application. Previous tinnitus-specific experience is not required. Training in our program approach will be provided.

Apply through SEEK or email [email protected]

CBT Tinnitus Care

Evidence-based CBT. Structured treatment. Patient-centred outcomes.

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🏢 Tinnitus Relief Australia
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