Aboriginal Psychologist Job Opportunity
This role is open to Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are passionate about advocating for the psychosocial health needs of their communities.
* The successful candidate will operate as a member of a multi-disciplinary team, delivering psychological assessment, intervention, and therapeutic services that cater to the holistic and culturally sound needs of young people, their families, and community.
* They will also provide consultancy services to staff regarding the psychological needs of Youth Justice clients within custodial and community locations, as well as advice to statutory authorities such as the Parole Board.
Key Responsibilities:
* The Aboriginal Psychologist will be responsible for undertaking psychological assessment, intervention, and delivering therapeutic services or programs to young people who offend, including those who sexually offend.
* They will create comprehensive treatment plans that support the needs of young people, their families, and community, taking into account the complexities of the criminal justice system.
* Additionally, they will assist in the formulation and review of individual Risk - Needs - Responsivity based case plans for the management and supervision of young people on remand or sentenced to a custodial or community order.
Requirements:
* A current provisional or full registration (Clinical Psychology registrar) with the Psychology Board of Australia is mandatory.
* The ideal candidate must have a current Driver's Licence with the ability and willingness to travel throughout NSW.
* Furthermore, they must hold a current NSW Working with Children Check clearance.
Benefits:
This role offers a unique opportunity for an Aboriginal Psychologist to make a positive impact on the lives of young people and their families. If you are passionate about working in a dynamic and supportive environment, we encourage you to apply.