CANT - MHP Psychologist - Darwin - Part Time - (CA-DARHC-PSYCH5) at Serco Plc

Eaton, Northern Territory, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

30 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

01 Nov, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Psychological Services, Clinical Assessments, Psychometric Evaluations, Evidence-Based Treatment Plans, Risk Management, Crisis Intervention, Collaboration, Mental Health

Industry

Facilities Services

Description

Make a Meaningful Contribution to the Wellbeing of Active Australian Defence Force Members Serco, in partnership with Bupa, invites qualified Psychologists to join our multidisciplinary team on a casual basis, providing essential mental health services to active Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel. Position Highlights A part-time engagement with a consitent and predictable schedule Competitive hourly rates that reflects your expertise and contribution Onsite parking available A collaborative work environment alongside diverse healthcare professionals Opportunity for professional growth through training and CPD Opportunity to contribute to the health optimisation of ADF members About Us ADF Health Services offers comprehensive integrated healthcare across more than 50 Defence bases nationwide. Through the partnership between Serco and Bupa, we ensure that ADF personnel receive timely, quality on-site medical and mental health care to support operational readiness and wellbeing. For further information, please visit: https://careers.serco.com/apac/en/c/healthcare-jobs Position Overview Based at the Darwin Health Centre, located within RAAF Base Darwin, this role is instrumental in delivering psychological services to Defence personnel. Key responsibilities include: Conducting initial clinical assessments and administering psychometric evaluations Formulating and implementing tailored, evidence-based treatment plans Managing an independent caseload while collaborating with multidisciplinary colleagues on risk management and crisis intervention Providing and receiving support in handling crisis situations, conducting thorough risk assessments, and developing comprehensive risk management plans—all within a collaborative, multidisciplinary framework This role presents a unique opportunity to apply your expertise within a supportive, professional setting that values multidisciplinary collaboration and clinical excellence. Location Details Darwin Health Centre is situated at RAAF Base Darwin, approximately 6.5 kilometres north-east of the city, adjacent to Darwin International Airport. The base plays a critical role in major annual Defence exercises involving up to 2,000 Australian and international personnel. The centre provides nursing, mental health, physiotherapy, and pharmaceutical services, operating Monday to Thursday 07:30–16:00 and Friday 07:30–13:30, subject to role requirements. Candidate Requirements Current, unconditional, and unrestricted registration as a Psychologist A minimum of two years’ postgraduate experience in mental health within the past five years, including demonstrated competence in comprehensive assessments and delivery of evidence-based Focussed Psychological Strategies Current HLTAID009 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation certification Familiarity with relevant state/territory policies, national standards, and the ADF Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2018–2023 is advantageous Australian citizenship and the capacity to obtain and maintain a Baseline Defence security clearance How to Apply For a confidential discussion regarding this opportunity, please contact Polly on 08 8432 2544 or via email at polly.buerano@serco-ap.com To explore additional career opportunities, please visit: https://www.serco.com/aspac/our-work/healthcare/clinical-workforce-solutions/adf-health-services

Responsibilities

Deliver psychological services to Defence personnel, including conducting assessments and formulating treatment plans. Collaborate with multidisciplinary colleagues on risk management and crisis intervention.