At Acua, we believe that healing begins with connection. We're a values-led, trauma-informed allied health provider delivering life-changing psychological care across Melbourne and regional Victoria. As we continue to grow, we're inviting passionate and purpose-driven Psychologists to join us, especially those with a love for paediatrics, neurodiversity, and whole-of-life wellbeing.
Whether you're an experienced Clinical or Registered Psychologist you will be excited to support vulnerable individuals and families and Acua offers a collaborative, culturally safe and forward-thinking environment where you can thrive.
The Opportunity
This role will see you working in a flexible and rewarding setting, delivering tailored psychological interventions to children, adolescents, adults and families across clinic, community and school settings. We're particularly interested in candidates who bring experience in paediatric mental health, neurodiverse practice, or trauma-informed care.
You'll be part of a multidisciplinary team, supporting clients across a variety of developmental, behavioural and emotional needs using evidence-based approaches. Sessions may be delivered face-to-face, via telehealth, or at Acua's partnered sites in Epping, Prahran, Caroline Springs, Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit and Essendon.
Your responsibilities will include:
Conducting comprehensive psychological assessments and diagnoses
Designing and implementing evidence-based treatment plans
Delivering therapy to individuals, families, or groups across the lifespan
Providing education and support to clients, carers and families
Collaborating with allied health professionals and educators
Upholding NDIS, APS and AHPRA standards and ethical practice
Participating in reflective supervision, team development, and moderation
Supporting clinical governance and quality standards at Acua
What We're Looking For:
A Masters or Doctoral degree in Psychology
Full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA)
Experience in paediatric, clinical or counselling psychology
Proven ability to work with trauma, neurodiversity, developmental or complex mental health presentations
Current First Aid, Working with Children Check, Police Check
Excellent communication, documentation and case management skills
Reliable transport and willingness to travel across Acua sites
Secure laptop/device to support privacy and compliance
Why Acua?
Flexible work options with clinic, school and hybrid delivery
Opportunities for paediatric, NDIS and trauma specialisation
Warm, inclusive and values-based team culture
Structured professional development, mentoring and certification pathways
Supportive onboarding, induction and reflective practice
Clear progression opportunities, including leadership and future partnerships
A chance to make a real, lasting impact in the lives of children, families and communities
Apply Today
If you're ready to take the next step in your psychology career and join a team that's passionate about purpose and people, we'd love to hear from you.
To apply, please submit your updated CV along with a short cover letter (max one A4 page) telling us why you'd be a great fit for this role.
Want to get a feel for who we are before applying? Check out our welcome video and learn more about working with Acua at .
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