Calling All Mental Health Psychologists Expressions of Interest for Specialist Services

Calling All Mental Health Psychologists Expressions of Interest for Specialist Services Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is firmly grounded in the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and is committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealanders. Te whiwhinga mahi | The Opportunity Counties Manukau provides a range of district-wide services offering specialist mental health interventions to various high-risk populations residing in the southern regions of Auckland (Counties Manukau district). We invite psychologists with the appropriate professional expertise and skills – or an interest in developing skills in one of the specialist areas – to consider our roles. Our district-wide teams offer you a chance to work in vibrant and skilled multidisciplinary teams and to develop your specialist clinical skills. Maternal Mental Health (Fixed Term) This specialist service offers comprehensive assessment, treatment, and support for women/fathers experiencing moderate to severe mental health challenges during or related to the perinatal period. Our dedicated team is committed to providing compassionate care tailored to each individual’s needs. Youth Forensics Liaison Team The Youth Forensics Liaison team provides consultation, liaison, and intervention services for children and young people experiencing mental health challenges who are involved in the youth justice sector. We deliver specialist mental health care for those with serious conditions, alongside consultation and liaison support to primary care providers and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) for individuals with mild to moderate concerns. Regional Dual Disability Service (RDDS) RDDS is a regional specialist team providing assessment, intervention, and consultation for adult clients with both psychiatric disorders and intellectual disability. Our psychologists provide specialist assessments, consultation, and treatment planning in collaboration with the appropriate community supports. Early Psychosis Intervention Team (EPIT) EPIT is a community-based service providing specialist mental health care for young people under 30 and their whānau. We support adolescents and young adults experiencing a first episode of psychosis, as well as whaiora at high risk of developing a psychotic illness. EPIT also offers early intervention, assessment, and consultation with primary care for mild to moderate mental health concerns. Qualifications, Professional Development & Perks Registered or eligible for NZ Psychology Board registration under the general or clinical scope of practice Hold a current annual practising certificate or eligible to apply for one A minimum 12 months practical experience in clinical psychology or equivalent Career Progression: Opportunities for educational and career advancement Professional Development: A generous training budget and various workplace training opportunities Team Environment: A nurturing and supportive workplace Work Perks: Discounted services and reimbursement for annual practising certificate cost Visa Support: Assistance with Work Visa applications for eligible candidates Flexible Opportunities: We offer both full-time and part-time positions to suit your lifestyle We welcome applications from our diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. Job details Job Reference: CMH08041 Location: North Island - Auckland - South & East Auckland #J-18808-Ljbffr