Position Title: Psychologist / Provisional Psychologist
Location: Logos Psychology Clinic
Employment Type: Permanent Part-Time (with option to move to Full-Time)

About us

At Logos Psychology Clinic, we’re more than a mental health service—we’re a values-driven team committed to delivering trauma-informed and neuroaffirming care. Our mission is to support the well-being and recovery of every client by creating a safe, inclusive, and empowering environment that celebrates individual differences and fosters lasting impact.

We pride ourselves on cultivating a workplace that values belonging, compassion, impact, and integrity. These core values shape everything we do—from the way we care for clients to how we support one another as a team. Our practice is built around collaboration, empathy, and respect, ensuring every voice is heard and every person feels supported.

Our business model is designed to prevent burnout and promote sustainable, fulfilling careers. We encourage autonomy, flexibility, and self-direction, giving team members the freedom to tailor their practice to their strengths and interests. Whether you're developing a new area of expertise or stepping into leadership, you'll find clear pathways for career growth.

We are deeply invested in professional development, offering all-inclusive packages for obtaining clinical endorsement, CPD budgets, memberships to online learning platforms, and access to psychological assessment software and databases. We also provide comprehensive administrative support, free on-site parking, and complimentary snacks to help you stay energised throughout the day.

At Logos, we’re building a team that is passionate about making a real difference—one grounded in ethics, curiosity, and compassion. Join us and be part of something meaningful.

Focus Areas:

Provide assessment and counselling services to adults, children/adolescents, or across the lifespan

Interested in or have experience working with complex trauma and neurodevelopmental presentations

Key Responsibilities:

Clinical Practice

Deliver evidence-based assessments and interventions to individuals with mental health conditions.

Work with clients from diverse referral sources (e.g. NDIS, private, third-party)

Create individual treatment plans using recovery-oriented, best-practice approaches.

Manage a complex caseload with increasing clinical independence.

Deliver individual and group therapeutic services.

Communication / Teamwork

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (GPs, psychiatrists, NDIS teams, schools, other allied health professionals).

Prepare reports and maintain clinical documentation to professional standards.

Attend supervision, team meetings, and performance development activities.

Work Unit Management

Participate in peer supervision and mentoring.

Contribute to quality improvement and outcome evaluations.

Uphold WHS, EEO, and anti-discrimination policies.

Marketing Activities

Assist with non-clinical promotional tasks (e.g. blogs, social media content)

Additional Duties

Complete tasks as requested by the Director.

Requirements:

Essential

Masters/Doctorate in Psychology or completed 4+2 or 5+1 internship.

Full AHPRA registration as a psychologist.

Eligible for a Medicare provider number.

Membership (or eligibility) with APS or AAPi.

Working with Children Check and Police Check.

Professional indemnity insurance.

Australian working rights.

Provisional psychologists approaching the completion of their qualifications are encouraged to apply. Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in complex trauma, a mature and self-reflective approach to interpersonal dynamics, and hold professional indemnity insurance.

Desirable

Experience with psychometric tools and report writing.

Familiarity with NDIS and private practice settings.

Skills in trauma-specific interventions (e.g. EMDR, IFS, somatic work).

Experience with neurodevelopmental presentations.

Practice Benefits:

Competitive remuneration above award wage

All-inclusive clinical supervision, including supervision for endorsements pathways

CPD budget, assessment resources (Q-interactive, Q-global, NovoPsych and iPads), admin support

Free parking, onsite gym, snacks, and access to online CPD databases

Clear pathways for growth and leadership

Flexible work hours

Access to personal development working in a trauma-informed, neuroaffirming environment.

Send your CV and cover letter to [email protected]