Part-Time or Full-Time roles available.
Responsibilities:
Assessment and crisis response:
- Administering cognitive assessments, providing a written report with recommendations and scheduled feedback sessions with parents/guardian.
- Administer and interpret psychological tests and measurements, and document results internally and for clients.
- Mental health assessments, including completion of mental state examination, case formulations, relapse prevention plans and individual treatment planning.
- Provision of risk assessments and development and implementation of appropriate crisis response and safety plans.
- Assess, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional, or social disorders.
Clinical Interventions:
- Develop individualised treatment plans for each client.
- Respond appropriately to clients' mental health and developmental needs.
- Provision of evidence-based psychological and psychosocial therapeutic interventions that promote recovery.
- Consultation, liaison and linkage with internal (multi-disciplinary team) and external service systems to provide a full range of tailored interventions for clients.
Clinical Processes:
- Participation in the regular program assessment meetings, clinical review meetings and providing comprehensive presentations of individuals for treatment planning.
- Internal consultation and program reviews with other team members in order to ensure clients are receiving opportunities for holistic program support.
- Provide written documentation and referral paperwork as per ethical requirements.
- Comply with APS code of Ethics.
- Participation in regular supervision, professional development and commitment to the continued development of clinical skills and evidence based best practice.
Candidate:
- Demonstrated experience in providing assessment, intervention and case management services to individuals with neurodivergence.
- A comprehensive understanding of biopsychosocial model of care.
- Demonstrate the ability to deliver and communicate sensitive information with individuals inclusive of culture, age and cognition.
- Demonstrate intuative and genuine rapport building with individuals and stakeholders.
- Demonstrated effective verbal and written communication with particular emphasis on interpersonal communication skill.
- Demonstrate understanding of nonverbal communication and how to read these cues in individuals.
- Demonstrate the ability to maintain confidentiality and record-keeping.
- Demonstrate skill in working as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- Demonstrate competence in the use of information technology, internet, and desktop applications; e.g. electronic client record systems.
- Demonstrate strong commitment to improving health outcomes in individuals.
- Demonstrated experience in clinical practice and therapeutic interventions and clinical risk management.
- Understanding of emotional intelligence and the ability to adapt to the individual as required.
- Enjoys health and fitness, and promotes benefits of healthy independent living.
- Enjoys working in a team environment and a collaborative approach to therapy.
- Enjoys making a positive impact in the community especially with individuals presenting with ASD.
Qualifications:
- A satisfactory Police Criminal Check dated within 6 months of commencement.
- A valid Employee Working with Children’s Check.
- A current Driver’s License
- Full COVID-19 Vaccination.
- Full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency as a Psychologist with a current annual practicing certificate is mandatory.
- Member of or Eligible for APS Membership
- Current Medicare Registration
Send your application letter and CV to *********@augmentiahealth.com.au