Registered Psychologist for NFP organisation in Campbelltown

• Flexible Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities
• Competitive salaries Up to $130k + Super + Salary Packaging
• A chance to make a real difference in the lives of individuals and families

Flexible Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities
Up to $130k + Super + Salary Packaging

Are you a compassionate and collaborative Psychologist looking for more meaningful work — somewhere you can genuinely change lives while being supported by a values-led organisation that truly cares about both its clients and clinicians?

This is an opportunity to join a highly respected not-for-profit organisation committed to providing accessible, inclusive, and neuro-affirming psychological services to individuals and families across the community.

More than just a workplace, this organisation is deeply driven by purpose. Every service delivered is designed to improve wellbeing, increase accessibility to care, and create positive, lasting outcomes for people who may otherwise struggle to access support.

You’ll become part of a warm, multidisciplinary team that values compassion, collaboration, continuous learning, and person-centred care — where clinicians are encouraged to grow professionally while doing deeply rewarding work every day.

Why This Role Stands Out:

Meaningful Work That Truly Matters
As a not-for-profit organisation, the focus here is firmly on people over profit. You’ll have the opportunity to support clients across the lifespan while contributing to a service that is genuinely improving access to quality mental health care within the community.

This is a role where your work has visible impact — supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families through evidence-based, neuro-affirming, and trauma-informed care.

A Supportive, Values-Driven Culture:
You’ll join a welcoming and highly collaborative team that prioritises clinician wellbeing, professional support, and shared learning. The organisation has built a strong reputation for creating a psychologically safe and inclusive workplace where people feel valued and connected.

Whether you’re early in your career or bringing years of experience, you’ll be supported by approachable leadership, peer collaboration, and ongoing professional development opportunities.

Flexibility & Work-Life Balance:
The organisation understands the importance of flexibility and sustainable workloads. Full-time and part-time opportunities are available, along with flexible and hybrid working arrangements that support balance both inside and outside of work.

Excellent Benefits in the NFP Sector:

• Competitive salary package up to $130k + super
• Access to attractive not-for-profit salary packaging benefits
• Ongoing supervision, mentoring, and CPD support
• Genuine opportunities for professional growth and specialisation
• Flexible working arrangements, including hybrid options
• A supportive multidisciplinary environment focused on learning and collaboration

About the Role:
In this rewarding role, you’ll provide therapeutic interventions and psychological assessments for clients across the lifespan within a neuro-affirming and trauma-informed framework.

You’ll work closely with families, schools, allied health professionals, and the broader community to deliver holistic and person-centred care that empowers clients and improves long-term outcomes.

Key responsibilities include:

• Delivering therapy and psychological assessments for children, adolescents, and adults
• Supporting neurodivergent clients using evidence-based and neuro-affirming approaches
• Collaborating with families, educators, and multidisciplinary professionals
• Participating in case discussions, program development, and service improvement initiatives
• Maintaining high-quality clinical documentation and ethical practice standards

About You
You’re a warm, thoughtful clinician who values collaboration, inclusivity, and meaningful client outcomes. You’re passionate about providing accessible care and want to work within an organisation whose values genuinely align with your own.

You will bring:

• AHPRA General Registration as a Psychologist
• Medicare provider number, or willingness to obtain one
• Interest or experience working across the lifespan
• Passion for neuro-affirming and trauma-informed practice
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills
• A collaborative, team-oriented approach
• Alignment with community-focused and person-centred values

Experience in any of the following areas will be highly regarded:

• NDIS, community, or school-based settings
• Psychological assessments including ADOS, WISC-V, ABAS, or similar tools

If you’re looking for a role where you can feel genuinely connected to the impact of your work, be supported by a caring team, and contribute to a purpose-driven organisation making a real difference in the community, this is an exceptional opportunity to consider.

Are you a registered Psychologist seeking meaningful work within a well-established private practice setting in Canberra?

This role offers the opportunity to focus on what matters most, delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to adults and young people (whatever your preferred client caseload) within a professional, respectful, and well-supported understanding of primary mental health care.

Why This Role Will Appeal to You

• Purposeful, client-centred work within the Canberra community
• A collaborative team environment with opportunities for peer connection
• Flexibility to deliver individual and group-based interventions
• Strong emphasis on clinical quality, professional standards, and continuous improvement
• A role that values your judgement, autonomy, and therapeutic skillset

About the Role You will assess, diagnose, and provide evidence-based psychological therapies to clients referred by General Practitioners and other client referral avenues.

Key responsibilities include:

• Delivering focused psychological strategies including CBT, psycho-education, relaxation strategies, skills training, and interpersonal therapy
• Working with adult clients and young people
• Maintaining accurate and timely electronic clinical records
• Participating in case reviews, care planning, and case conferences with GPs and allied health professionals
• Preparing clear, professional written reports for referring practitioners
• Contributing to service planning, clinical protocols, and quality improvement initiatives

About You

You are a thoughtful, capable clinician who values evidence-based practice and collaborative care. You are confident working independently while contributing positively to a team environment.

You will bring:

• Master’s degree or higher in Psychology
• Current AHPRA registration (Clinical Psychology endorsement or eligibility towards endorsement)
• Current Medicare registration as an approved provider
• Experience in assessment, diagnosis, and delivery of evidence-based psychological therapies
• Understanding of primary mental health care and the needs of adults and young people
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Confidence using electronic clinical record systems and MS Office

Pre-Employment Requirements

• Reference checks
• National Criminal Record Check
• Working With Children Check (as per relevant legislation)
• 100 points of identification (including Driver’s Licence)
• Relevant qualifications, certifications, insurances, and professional registrations

Why Partner with Abrs to secure your next role?

Our values aren’t just things we believe in. They’re our entire foundation.
They’re the very reason we exist, and the reason we’ve returned every single cent of profit we’ve earned to charity.

Abrs is Australia’s only charity-owned Not-For-Profit recruitment agency with 100% of our net revenue returned to fund programs that assist children, youth and families.

When you engage with abrs to secure your next career move you are participating in an ethical recruitment process that funds programs in the charity space. Choosing abrs means you are helping us to help some of the most disadvantaged in our communities.

To apply hit APPLY NOW as we are shortlisting for this position NOW.
For a confidential discussion OR to find out more about the role please call Karen Lilley on 0439 498 991.