Psychologist

The Psychologist is primarily responsible for providing psychological services to d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing children from 2 years old to adolescents and their families primarily under NDIS funding, within the Therapy and Family Services Team (TAFS) at Deaf Connect. The Psychologist will work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team with other allied health professionals.

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Providing psychological support to clients from various backgrounds, age groups, and with different psychological needs
• Developing and implementing evidence-based intervention programs tailored to individual clients
• Assessing and managing clinical risks, including handling crisis situations and complex cases
• Keeping accurate clinical records in line with legal and organisational requirements
• Preparing reports and documentation for both internal and external stakeholders
• Monitoring and evaluating interventions, making adjustments as needed
• Collaborating with staff to ensure the best outcomes for clients
• Working independently, while contributing to a multidisciplinary team

You’ll also have opportunities to help shape service policies, participate in team meetings, and support the growth of the psychology service at Deaf Connect. Your expertise will be valued as you contribute to the development of your colleagues and the wider team.