Psychologist Assessor
At Learning Links, we’re looking for Casual Psychologist Assessors to join our dynamic multi-disciplinary team. This is a great opportunity for psychologists seeking flexibility, variety, and purpose-driven work.
About the role
As a Casual Psychologist Assessor, you will conduct psychological assessments with children and young people at our clinics across Sydney. You’ll play a vital role in identifying learning and developmental needs and helping families access the support their children.
Why is Learning Links right for you
- Work with a large, collaborative team of psychologists – share knowledge and grow together
- Enjoy flexible hours that suit your lifestyle
- Be part of a warm, inclusive culture where your development is supported
- Make a meaningful impact on children from disadvantaged backgrounds
Essential skills, experience and qualifications
- Full Registration as a Psychologist through AHPRA
- Excellent oral and written communication.
- Experience building rapport and developing positive relationships with children and parents.
- Competent in administering, interpreting and writing associated reports for cognitive (WISC, WPPSI) and academic (WIAT) assessments
Desirable
- Diagnosing and working with children presenting with Autism.
Your benefits
- Salary package $15,900 + $2,650 entertainment card + novated lease for a vehicle (most tax effective way to buy and run your car).
- Supportive and welcoming culture
- Access to an amazing brains trust of expert colleagues to bounce ideas and discuss best practise.
- 4-6 dedicated professional development days per year PLUS access to other external opportunities to grow your skills.
- Variety at work with exposure to multiple disciplines and programs (e.g. psychology, education, early intervention, and teams running community programs etc.).
- Investment in leadership development and team connection.
- Giving back to communities by helping kids from low socio-economic or disadvantaged background.
About Learning Links
Learning Links has been helping families and children with learning difficulties for 50 years. Our aim is to prevent learning difficulties from causing disadvantage. Our interventions include literacy, numeracy, speech and occupational therapies, assessments and psychological therapy.
How to apply for this role:
Please click on the Apply for this Job link to make an application. For further information about Learning Links and a Position Description please click on the link https://careers.learninglinks.org.au/
We value diversity and inclusion and the unique contribution that every one of our team make.
Child safety is top priority for us, and we are a child safe organisation. You will be asked to undergo an NDIS Worker Screener check / Police Check and Working with Children Check.