If you are passionate about making a difference in young people's lives and enjoy working with a multidisciplinary team, the Health Service at the University of Melbourne requires clinical psychologists in their mental health team.

Our team consists of General Practitioners, Consultant Psychiatrists, a Mental Health Nurse and Clinical Psychologists.

The University provides affordable access to the health services including mental health treatment for both domestic and international students.

Essential qualifications, experience, skills and abilities

General registration as a Psychologist with AHPRA 

Endorsement as a Clinical Psychologist with AHPRA

A good understanding about the issues university students face

Commitment to using evidence-based treatments, particularly in working with high prevalence disorders

Demonstrated ability to work independently and to be highly organised, self-motivated and driven

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

A strong commitment to ongoing professional development

Ability to work with a varied client base including international students

Friendly, warm personality with ability to build strong rapport with clients

Medicare provider status, own indemnity insurance and an ABN

Current police and working with children check

You will be provided with: 

A strong stream of referrals within the Health Service

Opportunities to work with a multi-disciplinary team within a primary care setting

Administrative support

Collegial support

Relaxed and welcoming work place with great facilities and amenities

Remuneration:

Psychologists are engaged as contractors under which they retain 80% of their receipts which are bulk-billed.