Psychologist | Clinical Psychologist | Neuropsychologist | Ed Dev Psychologist

Role 1: Psychologist | Clinical Psychologist | Clinical Neuropsychologist | Educational and Developmental Psychologist

Role 2: Clinical Supervisor | Psychologist – Assessment Services

Opportunities are available part-time or fulltime, at Mount Pleasant or Canning Vale

• Passionate about providing affirming, high quality assessment services?

• Love supporting people to explore their neurotype?

• Value great clinical support, professional development and supervision?

• Looking for a workplace with great resources, including NovoNote, online assessment platforms, report templates and more

• Do you appreciate established processes and excellent admin support?

About us

Amherst Psychology is home to a down to earth and diverse team of skilled, compassionate psychologists. We offer a wide range of therapy and assessment services across the lifespan and it's no secret that we're particularly passionate about the areas of neurodiversity affirming and trauma responsive care.

Our locations in Mount Pleasant and Canning Vale are beautiful, calm spaces for our team and clients to enjoy. We also offer services nationwide via telehealth. In pursuing our mission of helping people live life fully, we care equally for the wellbeing of our team, our clients, and our business.

We currently have the following part- or full-time opportunities for neuro-affirming psychologists:

Psychologist – Assessment Team

Clinical Supervisor / Psychologist – Assessment Team

About you

• You have at least at least 2 years' experience providing assessment services and you're committed to neuro-affirming practice

• For our Clinical Supervisor/Psychologist role, you will have at least 2 years' experience mentoring or supervising psychologists providing neuro-affirming assessment services. If you're not a Board Approved Supervisor, that's ok, we'll support you with this during your initial 6 months with us.

• You value ongoing personal and professional growth

• You enjoy working within a team and actively contributing to its development and growth

• You're down to earth, appreciate a laugh, and only bring out the psychological jargon when necessary

• You enjoy both sharing your knowledge with others, and learning from others

• You are looking for a group practice with great administrative and clinical support, so that you can focus your energy on client work

• If you're considering our Clinical Supervisor role, you're passionate about mentoring or supervising others and would enjoy building your skills in these areas with the support of great clinical supervisors.

About the role

We're looking forward to welcoming full-time or part-time psychologists with skills and interest in one or more of the following areas:

• Neuroaffirming assessment services for children and adolescents, including identification of ADHD, autism, and specific learning disorders.

• Neuroaffirming assessment services for adults including identification of ADHD, autism, and specific learning disorders.

• Neuroaffirming and trauma-responsive psychological therapy services for children and adolescents.

• Neuroaffirming and trauma-responsive psychological therapy services for adults.

What you'll enjoy

• A supportive and welcoming team where peers freely share their diverse knowledge

• Regular individual and group supervision, including group supervision from subject-matter experts in specific practice areas (e.g., neuroaffirming assessment, neurodiversity friendly couples therapy, EMDR, and child therapy)

• Encouragement and support in developing or refining a niche area of practice

• A wonderful administration team that provides exceptional support to psychologists, clients/caregivers, referrers, and other stakeholders

• Being part of a workplace that cultivates psychological safety through:

• having multiple ways for team members to be heard (e.g., regular individual one-on-one meetings, team meetings, supervision, team days, and surveys)
• policies that support a psychologically healthy workplace
• a structured, well-paced induction program to create a solid practice foundation from the beginning
• trauma-informed practices across all areas of our work

• A culture of feedback, including the use of digital Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) Outcomes across the practice, and regular meetings with our leadership team to both provide and receive feedback

• Our in-house professional development program, including a range of external subject-matter expert presenters throughout the year

• A great range of affirming resources for therapy and assessment (including MIGDAS and other tools, a psychology library, neurodivergent created card packs, EMDR Kits)

• Beautifully appointed consulting rooms including sit/stand desks, ergonomic workstations, and great tech

• Opportunities to share your knowledge with our team and the broader community through presentations, blog articles, etc.

Great employment conditions, including

• 5 weeks annual leave after 12 months of continuous service

• Professional development allowance of $1000 per annum (pro rata for part-time team members), plus paid professional development leave

• MacBook Air laptop and other great tech to make your job easier (including online assessment platforms, NovoPsych, NovoNote, FIT Outcomes, MS Teams, and Zanda)

• An inclusive, neurodiversity affirming workplace

• A person-centred Employee Assistance Program (EAP) where team members can choose their own therapist

• Competitive remuneration, including the option to access our Rewards Program

Next steps

Want to know more? We'd love to hear from you Feel free to get in touch with our Clinical Manager, Eimear Quigley for a confidential chat to explore whether this opportunity could be a great fit for you. If you're ready to express your interest, apply online now

Applications close 5pm Friday 7 November 2025.