Healthii People is delighted to partner with Grace Children’s Therapy, located in Castle Hill, to support the recruitment of their next Child & Adolescent Psychologist. Established in 2008 and owned by a highly respected Occupational Therapist, Grace Children’s Therapy is committed to leading the way in research, clinical development, and evidence-based intervention for children and families.
  
  

Benefits and What Grace Children’s Therapy Offers:
  
• $95,000 – $120,000 plus superannuation
• Tuesday to Saturday roster (enjoy every Monday off!)
• Ongoing Professional Development opportunities
• Clear pathways for career progression and internal promotion
• A vibrant, passionate and positive team culture
• Regular team bonding events and social activities
• Supportive, experienced clinicians always willing to offer guidance
• Individualised, evidence-based psychological interventions tailored to each child’s goals
• A strong emphasis on listening and understanding the needs of parents, teachers and children to deliver genuinely personalised care
• A service philosophy centred on inclusion, participation and helping every child thrive emotionally, socially and academically
  
  
  

About the Day-to-Day Duties:
  
• Deliver high-quality psychological assessments and therapeutic interventions for children
• Provide emotional, behavioural and developmental support using evidence-based frameworks
• Work collaboratively with families, educators, and allied health professionals
• Assist in enhancing service delivery, innovation and best-practice initiatives
• Uphold the organisation’s child-centred philosophy and core values
• Offer guidance and support to parents, teachers, schools, early childhood services and other stakeholders to ensure seamless care across environments
• Conduct school and home visits when appropriate to implement strategies in natural settings
• Assist families in navigating funding pathways and available support options
  
  
  

About You – The Successful Psychologist
  
• Tertiary qualifications in Psychology
• Full AHPRA registration as a General Psychologist
• Experience or strong interest in paediatric and developmental practice
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• Passion for evidence-based intervention and ongoing professional development
• Commitment to collaborative, child-centred and family-focused care
• Current Driver’s License
  
  

  
  
  

  
If you’re seeking a team that truly puts its people first and believes in “Children First & Foremost”—placing each child at the heart of every decision, while fostering open, respectful and collaborative relationships with families and the community, then APPLY today.