Clinical Psychologist, Taunaki - Child & Adolescent Mental Health

Job Overview Permanent, full‑time and part‑time Clinical Psychologist positions are available at Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora in Otahuhu. Remuneration follows the APEX MECA guidelines. The role supports children and adolescents with significant mental health needs across South Auckland, working within a multidisciplinary team and using evidence‑based approaches such as DBT, CBT, PCIT, attachment‑based therapy and family therapy. You will collaborate with families, NGOs, schools and primary care to deliver integrated, community‑based care, while receiving clinical supervision and professional development. Responsibilities Use evidence‑based approaches (DBT, CBT, PCIT, attachment‑based therapy, family therapy) to support children and adolescents with significant mental health needs. Collaborate closely with families, non‑government organisations, schools and primary care providers to deliver integrated, community‑based care. Participate in clinical supervision and professional development under the guidance of your line manager, clinical coordinator and peers in the Integrated Specialist Home Team (ISpEC). Qualifications Registered or eligible for NewZealand Psychology Board registration under the general or clinical scope of practice. Current annual practising certificate or eligibility to apply for one. Minimum 12 months practical experience in clinical psychology or equivalent. Commitment to TeTiriti oWaitangi. Knowledge of Māori models of practice preferred but not required. Full driver’s licence without limitations. Benefits Career progression opportunities for educational and career advancement. Professional development: generous training budget and a range of 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: full‑time and part‑time positions to suit your lifestyle. Our Commitment Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora welcomes applications from diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled and rainbow communities and encourages those with a passion for improving mental, physical health and well‑being in children, youth, and families. #J-18808-Ljbffr