Psychologist

Company Description

The Good Samaritan Medical Centre is a fully accredited general practice and allied health clinic located in the Greater Sydney Area. Since 1999, our clinic has been providing comprehensive healthcare services to the local Chipping Norton community. With a vision to build a community-based healthcare service, we strive to foster lasting relationships and help our clients become the best versions of themselves. Our multi-disciplinary health clinic offers a wide range of services, including Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Dietitian and Occupational Therapy providing a holistic approach to patient care. We are also a registered NDIS service provider, catering to our community's diverse needs.

Role Description

This is a contract role for a Psychologist at The Good Samaritan Medical Centre. As a Psychologist, you will be responsible for providing counseling services, conducting psychological assessments, and offering support to individuals experiencing mental health issues. This is an on-site role located in the Greater Sydney Area, where you will work closely with our diverse team of doctors and allied health professionals to deliver collaborative and comprehensive healthcare.

You will have control over your caseload and the days you work.

What we offer:

• Flexibility to manage your own caseload and hours to suit a work-life balance
• Supportive admin team to handle all payments and administration tasks.
• Build your experience with a various caseload (includes Mental health care plans, workcover patients and NDIS clients)
• Direct referrals from in-house general practitioners as well as external network
• High level of autonomy in the role
• Generous remuneration rate with high percentage of billings.

Your responsibilities include:

• The successful applicant will provide clinic and mobile services to The Good Samaritan’s clients in Sydney.
• Provide face to face and occasional telehealth to clients in community settings.
• Provide appropriately targeted education for clients, carers and staff as required
• Ensure appropriate written and verbal communication with key stakeholders as required including timely reports.
• Communicate and work efficiently and collaboratively with the team to ensure best practice & integrated client care

Essential and Desirable skills:

• Relevant tertiary qualification in Psychology, social work or Counsellor
• Driver’s licence and access to your own vehicle
• Minimum 12 Months of experience.
• National Police Check
• Working with Children check
• NDIS experience preferable
• Work independently and within our care team
• Professional presentation and demeanour
• Caring attitude, flexible, positive approach to work

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