Psychologist (Epworth Homesweethome)

You are required to be a resourceful, proactive and collaborative professional, and work in varied settings such as public and private institutions, hospitals, healthcare and voluntary welfare organisations.

**Job responsibilities**:
Conduct psychological assessments
- Conduct psychological assessments and manage psychological cases under supervision.
- Prepare assessment reports for routine cases, and identify gaps in assessment tools and propose recommendations applicable for the local context.
- Deliver case presentations within psychological services.

Deliver interventions
- Formulate evidence-based and data-driven intervention plans in collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams for routine cases.
- Identify areas of improvements to existing interventions based on research and sector trends
- Deliver psychological programmes and services.

Build stakeholder relationships or capacity
- Provide psychological inputs to other specialised departments and relevant professionals.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to deliver and improve client care and services.

Uplift professional practice in psychology
- Assist in the delivery of training programmes as part of continuing professional development.
- Deliver psychoeducation programmes for clients.
- Identify areas of improvement in models of client care and services based on evidence-based practices.
- Perform data collection and analysis to support research.

**Requirements**:

- Master degree qualification in Clinical / Applied Psychology from a recognised university with a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in working with children and families.
- Registered Psychologist with Singapore Psychological Society.
- Strong stakeholder management and engagement kills
- Good report writing skills, communication and interpersonal skills.
- Good understanding of trauma, attachment and resilience theory, child and adolescent development, behavioural management techniques, and childhood issues such as emotional disturbances and learning disabilities.