About Us

We are a small, locally owned business specialising in high quality behaviour support and psychology services to children and families. We're committed to providing neurodiversity affirming services that create safety and belonging for our clients.

The Role

We are seeking an experienced Registered or Clinical Psychologist experienced in neurodiversity affirming practice, particularly Autism assessment, to lead. The successful candidate will:

Have a passion for ongoing professional growth and providing a high quality service to our clients and families. They will also be committed to staying with the business on a long term basis to best meet the needs of our clients.

Be eager to work within a close-knit team and strong alignment with our values of empowerment, connection, collaboration, authenticity, and curiosity.

Be competent and confident in leading our assessment team, including conducting high-quality psychometric and diagnostic assessments themselves, and guiding provisional and early-career psychologists to conduct high quality assessments

Be deeply committed to ensuring assessment practices align with ND-affirming, trauma-informed values

Your Skills & Experience:

AHPRA-registered Clinical or Registered Psychologist

Extensive experience in autism assessment

Strong leadership & supervisory skills

Deep commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, non-deficit language

3+ years clinical experience, including in Autism assessment

Essential Criteria

Proficient written and verbal communication, consultation and negotiation skills

Tertiary qualifications in Psychology with current AHPRA registration as a Registered or Clinically Endorsed Psychologist

Experience in delivering and evaluating relevant training for individuals, families and support staff

Have explicit knowledge of supporting people using a neurodiversity affirming psychology framework

Well-developed communication, time management and organisational skills

Current Australian Driver’s License

Current Working with Children’s Check, Police Check, and NDIS Worker Screening Check

We offer:

A supportive, collaborative, values driven, close-knit team environment committed to continuous improvement

Full administrative and systems support

Job satisfaction within a rewarding industry

A competitive salary package for a 3, 4, or 5 day week that includes: above award rates, individualised support for career development, and external monthly supervision with a neurodiversity affirming, trauma informed Clinical Psychologist

Consistent, long-term employment

Flexible work hours (you can work part time, full time, school hours, or work more during the week to leave early on Fridays)