Murdock Recruitment is hiring for one of our valued clients.

An exciting opportunity is available for a Psychologist / Positive Behaviour Support to join a well-established and supportive private clinic located in Perth. This role offers a fantastic exposure to a diverse caseload and opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative and learning-focused environment.

Join a passionate and supportive Psych team where you shape your own career path:
✔ Work with children and adolescents – behaviour support, emotional regulation, developmental delays, school readiness, and mental health
✔ Or support adults and older clients – trauma-informed therapy, forensic assessments, capacity building, and complex behaviours
✔ Choose your setting – clinic-based, school, community, or telehealth, working from home options
✔ Based in Perth

Perks & Benefits:

• $110,000 Prorated + superannuation.
• Work from home options
• Exposure to a broad and meaningful caseload
• 4 weeks annual leave
• 10 days of personal/carer’s leave
• 2 days of compassionate leave per year
• Flexible work schedule
• Professional growth
• Therapist owned and operated
• Fuel reimbursement
• Travel opportunities

Your Role & Responsibilities:

• Work independently in a clinic-based setting, with occasional home, school, and community visits, working from home.
• Support clients across mixed age groups, with a focus on individuals with neurodivergent profiles and complex behaviours.
• Deliver evidence-based psychological therapy and/or positive behaviour support plans, guided by experienced senior clinicians.
• Collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to develop and implement tailored, goal-oriented interventions.
• Engage in regular supervision, team meetings, and opportunities for ongoing professional development.

Requirements:

• Fully registered or provisional Psychologist (AHPRA) and an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner (core/proficient level as per NDIS requirements).
• Passionate about working with individuals with disabilities, autism, and complex behavioural needs, using trauma-informed, person-centred approaches.
• Demonstrates strong clinical reasoning, excellent communication skills, and the ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Open to learning, adaptable, and motivated to grow within a supportive and dynamic private practice.
• Valid driver’s licence preferred for community, school, or home-based service delivery when required.

If you have any questions or want to know more, reach out today!
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