Clinical Psychologist

September 23, 2024

Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora Waitematā

Auckland City

PART TIME & OTHER & FULL TIME

Clinical Psychologist - Mental Health Services

Clinical Psychologist - Te Whatu Ora Waitemata - Mental Health Services

Permanent opportunity
Full-time and Part-time roles available
Based in Auckland

About us
Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora Waitematā Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service is the largest provider of Mental Health and Addiction Services in New Zealand and comprises an integrated range of Adult Community and Inpatient Services, a comprehensive Infant Child Adolescent Youth and Family Mental Health Community Service, dedicated Maori (Whitiki Maurea) and Pacific Island (Takanga A Fohe) Community Mental Health Services and a range of specialist services such as Early Psychosis Intervention, Consultation Liaison/ED and Maternal Mental Health. Waitematā is also responsible for the Regional Forensic Psychiatry Services and the Regional Community Alcohol and Drugs Service (CADS).
We understand how important it is to know that what you do count, and to feel a sense of achievement and satisfaction in the work. At Health NZ | Te Whatu Ora Waitematā we’re committed to recognising the value our people bring to our organisation. We are looking for people that share our common goal to provide the best possible care to everyone by seeking continuous improvement in everything we do.
About the roles

Forensic Psychiatry - Reference Number: WDHB17824
Permanent Part-time, 0.6 FTE (48 hours per fortnight)
Permanent Full-time, 1 FTE (80 hours per fortnight)
Permanent Part-time, 0.7 FTE (56 hours per fortnight)
Permanent Full-time, 1 FTE (80 hours per fortnight)
Permanent Part-time, 0.4 FTE (32 hours per fortnight)
Permanent Part-time, 0.7 FTE (56 hours per fornight)

As a Psychologist for the Mental Health Services you will be supported by a broader team of other psychologists responsible for psychological assessment, individual and group mode treatments, and consultation.
You will provide a range of psychological assessments and interventions for people with offence histories, as well as provide consultation, supervision and training to other Mason Clinic staff and may be involved in the design, delivery and evaluation of group based treatment programmes.
Essential

A post graduate degree in Clinical Psychology (or recognised equivalent).
Registration with the NZ Psychology Board as a Registered Psychologist with a Clinical Scope of Practice.
Current Practising Certificate.

Benefits

Working for the largest Forensic Mental Health Service provides more opportunity for professional development and career progression.
Competitive salary and paid professional registration as per the Psychologists’ APEX Multi-Employer Collective Agreement (MECA).
As well as provision of in-house training and supervision, receive between $2500 to $4500 each per year for continuing professional development depending on levels of experience. This offers the chance to attend overseas conferences (or via remote learning) or multiple workshops, plus books, and subscriptions each year.

To be considered for this role please apply directly online quoting the reference number in your cover letter.
For more information about the recruitment process please contact our Recruitment Consultant, Abigail Sana Matic via email
Position Number: WDHBCP-EOI-1

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