About the
role
Thallo
Health Collective is looking for psychologists who value autonomy, flexibility
and meaningful clinical work, while enjoying the support of a professional
collective. The role offers the freedom of private practice without having to
do everything yourself.
About us
Thallo
Health Collective offers a beautiful, professional consulting space designed
to support high-quality clinical work. We take care of the practical side of
running a practice, including bookings, invoicing and payment follow-up,
as well as providing practice software, WiFi, printing and consumables. We
offer flexible working hours, giving you the autonomy to work when
and how you choose. You’ll also have access to a collaborative team environment
with opportunities for peer case discussion and informal clinical
consultation, as well as optional individual professional
supervision.
About you
· Clinical Psychologist or Registered
Psychologist (registered with AHPRA)
· Warm, thoughtful, ethical and
evidence-informed
· Experienced private practitioner or
looking to build your own practice with greater independence
What
you’ll be doing
As a
psychologist with Thallo Health Collective, you’ll provide high-quality,
evidence-based psychological assessment and intervention to a diverse range of
clients across the lifespan.
Your role
will include:
·
Conducting comprehensive
psychological assessments, including clinical interviewing, diagnostic
assessment, risk assessment and psychological formulation.
·
Developing individualised,
trauma-informed treatment plans based on client needs, goals and
clinical presentation.
·
Delivering
evidence-based psychological interventions across a range of presentations,
using modalities you are trained and experienced in, with preferred training in
one or more of the following:
§ Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
§ Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
§ Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
§ Radically Open Dialectical Behaviour
Therapy (RO-DBT)
§ Schema Therapy
§ Eye Movement Desensitisation and
Reprocessing (EMDR)
·
Working
with a diverse range of presentations, and across the lifespan, depending on
your experience and areas of interest.
·
Monitoring
and evaluating client progress and treatment outcomes, reviewing
goals and adapting interventions as clinically indicated.
·
Maintaining detailed,
accurate and timely clinical records, including case notes, treatment
plans, risk assessments, outcome measures and reports.
·
Collaborating
effectively with GPs, psychiatrists, allied health professionals,
support coordinators, families and other relevant professionals to
promote coordinated and holistic care.
·
Participating
in peer consultation, case discussions and clinical collaboration within
the team.
·
Engaging
in regular professional supervision and ongoing professional
development.
·
Managing
a flexible and capped caseload while maintaining high-quality,
ethical and client-centred care.
·
Completing
clinical and administrative requirements associated with the role, with administrative
support included to help you focus on clinical work.
What
we're looking for
We’re
looking for a psychologist who is warm, clinically capable and
committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based care. You’ll bring
current AHPRA registration, experience delivering evidence-based,
trauma-informed psychological assessment and therapy, and strong
interpersonal and communication skills. You’ll be comfortable working
with diverse client populations and a broad range of presenting
concerns, with the ability to build genuine therapeutic relationships while
maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. A strong commitment to ethical
and professional practice in accordance with the AHPRA Code of Conduct is
essential.