We are seeking experienced Psychologist to join a dynamic and multi-disciplinary diagnostic team undertaking autism diagnostic assessment from early childhood to late adolescence, on a part-time basis.

This is a cutting-edge service with a highly qualified multi-disciplinary team that includes a specialist Consultant Psychiatrist, Speech Pathologists, Clinical Psychologists and Registered Psychologists.    

The Autism Association of Western Australia Provides a wide range of autism services from early childhood to adulthood. We are committed to evidence-based peer-reviewed practice in all our services, clinical and non-clinical. 

About the role

This is an exciting role for experienced Psychologist with a passion for clinical excellence. The successful candidate will have significant experience in conducting autism assessments and working with individuals with Autism and will be committed to a high standard of person-centred service and clinical care. Ongoing training, mentorship and ongoing supervision will be provided by senior clinicians. The successful candidate will undertake diagnostic assessment in their area of professional expertise as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

About You

The successful candidates will:

• Be registered with AHPRA.
• Have a minimum of 3 years’ experience in working with Autistic children and/or adults in a clinical/allied health role.
• Strong knowledge of the DSM-5 criteria for ASD and related disorders. 
• Have highly developed skills in communicating with individuals and families.
• Demonstrate excellent standards in written communication and report writing, including an eye for detail in scoring, assessment administration and record keeping.
• Be committed to ongoing professional development and peer-review.
• Enjoy working as part of a dedicated collaborative peer-review team.

Highly Desirable Criteria

• Experience in differential diagnosis inclusive of ASD
• Possess a Graduate Certificate in Autism Diagnostics (GCAD)
• ADOS-2 trained
• ADI/R trained

To join our team, you’ll be required to complete the required clearances including a NDIS Workers Check, WA driving licence and Working With Children Check. 

What we can offer you

We have tailored pathways for professional development in addition to a strong culture of training and mentoring

• Be part of a professional, multi-disciplinary and collegial team environment
• We offer a very competitive salary, including generous salary packaging of up to $18,500
• Opportunity for significant professional development
• Training in a range of clinical tools
• Regular senior clinical supervision

Benefits

In addition to making meaningful difference in people’s lives, you’ll also receive:

• Extensive training, growth and development opportunities 
• A competitive salary that reflects your skills and experience
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program for you and your family 

About Us

The Autism Association is one of Australia’s largest For-Purpose Specialist Autism Service Providers, providing a range of services to individuals of all ages. We are inspired every day to make a difference in the lives of people with Autism and are deeply committed to assisting them to achieve the life and opportunities they choose.

We are an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to upholding our values on equity, diversity and inclusion in our recruitment and workplace culture – a place where everyone feels valued, heard and supported. We strive to make our roles and workplace accessible to people with disability and culturally appropriate to individuals of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait background.

Apply Now

To apply, click “Apply Now” below to upload your resume and cover letter. We are currently short listing so please apply as soon as possible.

For enquiries, please contact Grace Lazuardi, Director of Policy Planning and Development at [email protected] using the subject line: Psychologist enquiry via EthicalJobs or phone on 0420 362 534.

The Autism Association of WA is a Child Safe Organisation and is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all children.