Psychologist, Social Worker, or Counsellor - LOCUM

EASA

Remote Northern Territory - PLEASE NOTE telehealth clinicians not required at this time

Contractor (Sessional) Position

Are you living somewhere in the NT? Maybe Yulara or Nhulunbuy or Batchelor? A remote community perhaps? Travelling around the NT in your caravan?

EASA is looking for an innovative, flexible & adaptable clinician that is self-directed with a range of transferrable skills. An individual who is looking for diverse challenges in a professional counselling setting.

EASA is a not-for-profit organisation providing organisational consulting, training and counselling services to individuals and organisations in the Northern Territory. Since 1982, EASA has successfully been delivering its mission - “developing organisations by developing people”.

We invite expressions of interest from experienced Clinicians or those with accreditation who are interested in counselling to provide services to those that are also living remote. We welcome the opportunity to provide counselling to our clients via face to face (as well as telehealth/online if you are based in the NT).

EASA provides both Psychological Services & Organisational Consultancy.

Psychological Services

Employee Assistance Programs

Psychometric Testing and Assessment

Psychological Report

Outplacement Services

Trauma & Critical Incident Stress Management Services

GP Referral/Mental Health Plans

Alcohol & Other Drug Services

Organisational Consultancy Services

Organisational Development

Training

Coaching

Human Resource Consulting

Conflict Management

Essential:

Registration with one of the following:

AHPRA

ACA/PACFA

AASW

Experience with Trauma, Mindfulness/ACT, CBT and Brief Interventions/ Solution Focused approach with a good counselling background.

Interest, aptitude & ability in areas of work noted above.

Knowledge of a range of psychological assessment tools.

Excellent verbal & written communication skills.

Ethical, caring & empathic personal qualities.

Demonstrated initiative & accountability for work.

Ability to build good therapeutic relationships for client-centred outcomes.

Experience working in a range of settings.

Desirable:

Experience in trauma counselling, narrative therapy & safety cultural awareness.

Experience working with diverse groups of people and ages.

Benefits:

Friendly & supportive organisation.

Group & individual supervision (online).

Professional development & training options.

Strength-based environment & flexible working conditions.

The successful candidate must be willing to obtain a satisfactory police clearance prior to commencement in this role.

To apply:

Please submit an expression of interest by sending your resume to [email protected] and include your background and experience in counselling.

Please include two referees that can verify your counselling experience.

For more information, please contact Leela Chungue on (08) 8941 1752.