Psychologist (Clinical or Registered)

MINDKIT PSYCHOLOGY

Brunswick East, Melbourne, with telehealth across Australia

Part-time contractor position, two to three days per week

Anticipated commencement: October 2026

ABOUT THE POSITION

Mindkit Psychology is seeking up to two Clinical or Registered Psychologists to provide psychological therapy to predominantly neurodivergent adults.

This is primarily a therapy position. Autism and ADHD assessment work is optional and is not required for appointment. Clinicians who would like to develop or extend their assessment practice can access a structured training, supervision and practice-development pathway with our Clinical Director, a Clinical Neuropsychologist.

The available consulting days are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with a minimum commitment of two days per week. Regular in-person availability at our Brunswick East practice is preferred, alongside telehealth appointments.

Once the caseload is established, clinicians generally provide approximately five to six appointments per consulting day. Caseloads are built gradually over approximately the first two months through Mindkit’s established referral streams and transferred clients.

Clinicians have autonomy over the composition and development of their caseload within appropriate clinical, ethical and practice requirements.

ABOUT MINDKIT

Mindkit is a neurodivergent-led private psychology practice providing therapy, Autism and ADHD assessment, coaching and practical support.

Our clients include Autistic, ADHD and AuDHD (Autistic and ADHD) adults, as well as people with other neurotypes and co-occurring psychological difficulties.

Our team currently includes a Clinical Neuropsychologist, an ADHD coach, a therapy assistant and a clinical assistant. Clients can access psychological therapy, assessment and practical implementation support within the same practice.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide strengths-based, non-pathologising and trauma-informed psychological therapy to predominantly adult clients
• Manage an ongoing clinical caseload
• Maintain clear, accurate and timely clinical records and correspondence
• Participate in fortnightly practice consultation, peer consultation and collaborative clinical practice
• Work independently within professional competencies, ethical obligations and Mindkit’s practice systems
• Conduct Autism or ADHD assessments if you elect to include assessment work in your role
• Integrate clinical and assessment information, provide feedback and prepare assessment reports when undertaking assessment work

ABOUT YOU

Applicants must have:

• General registration as a psychologist with Ahpra
• Eligibility to obtain or maintain a Medicare provider number
• Experience providing psychological therapy to adults
• Experience providing trauma-informed care
• A commitment to strengths-based, non-pathologising and neurodiversity-affirming practice
• The capacity to manage clinical work and documentation independently
• The right to work in Australia
• An ABN, or the capacity to obtain one before commencing
• Appropriate professional indemnity insurance

The following experience or training is highly regarded:

• Clinical Psychology endorsement
• Experience working therapeutically with neurodivergent adults
• EMDR training and experience
• Familiarity with parts-informed approaches, including Internal Family Systems
• Experience working with complex trauma, dissociation or eating difficulties
• Experience supporting NDIS participants
• Experience conducting Autism or ADHD assessments

Previous assessment experience is not required. Applicants who are interested in therapy work only are equally welcome.

WHAT MINDKIT PROVIDES

• Administrative management of bookings, billing, enquiries and referral allocation
• Support with caseload development through established referral streams
• Clinical-assistant support with correspondence and document preparation
• Clinician review and approval of all clinical documents before they are issued
• Access to Mindkit’s clinical references, therapy tools and assessment resources
• Access to colleagues working across clinical neuropsychology, therapy, coaching and practical support
• Practice systems including Halaxy, NovoPsych, AI clinical documentation tools and online bilateral stimulation software for EMDR
• A Heidi Health seat to support efficient clinical documentation
• Fortnightly practice consultation with our Clinical Director
• Peer consultation and collaborative case discussion
• Optional training in Autism and ADHD assessment

REMUNERATION

Clinical Psychologist:

$185 to $200 per standard therapy session, plus superannuation of $22.20 to $24.00 per session.

Registered Psychologist:

$160 to $175 per standard therapy session, plus superannuation of $19.20 to $21.00 per session.

The rate offered within the applicable range will reflect relevant experience, endorsement tenure, advanced clinical training, areas of expertise and assessment capability.

Additional remuneration arrangements include:

• A loading for evening and Saturday appointments, as confirmed in the contractor agreement
• Payment for late cancellations and non-attendance where Mindkit successfully charges the applicable cancellation fee
• A flat fee for each completed Autism or ADHD assessment where the clinician elects to undertake assessment work
• A formal remuneration review after 12 months

CONTRACTOR COSTS

Clinicians working in person hold their own agreement with the consulting rooms and pay $149.50 per day for room use. Telehealth work carries no room cost.

A clinical systems access fee of $300 per month covers Halaxy, NovoPsych, AI clinical documentation tools and online bilateral stimulation software. This fee is invoiced separately and is tax deductible.

Contractors are responsible for maintaining their ABN and professional indemnity insurance.

CONSULTATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Mindkit provides fortnightly practice consultation with our Clinical Director, additional consultation during the clinician’s initial months, peer consultation and optional Autism and ADHD assessment training.

Clinicians arrange their own clinical supervision, allowing them to keep this independent from the practice in which they work.

A structured review will occur after the first three months to discuss caseload development, working arrangements, support needs and whether the engagement is suitable for both the clinician and the practice.

NEURODIVERGENT-LED PRACTICE

Applications from neurodivergent psychologists are warmly welcomed. Disclosure of neurodivergence, disability or personal medical information is entirely optional and is not part of how applications are assessed.

Recruitment adjustments are available without requiring diagnostic disclosure. These may include receiving interview questions in advance, additional processing time, or communication, environmental and sensory adjustments.

Your cover letter should briefly address:

• Your interest in neurodiversity-affirming practice
• Your relevant experience working with neurodivergent adults
• Your trauma-informed experience and any relevant therapy modalities
• Whether you would like Autism or ADHD assessment work to form part of your role, and any related experience
• Your preferred days from Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
• Your current Ahpra registration and endorsement status

Please ensure your curriculum vitae also identifies your years of practice, Medicare provider eligibility and right to work in Australia.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

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