Psychologist

We are seeking a dedicated and empathetic Psychologist to join our team in a permanent , full-time or part-time role, beginning on 1 January 2026 . For the first 12 months, you will have the unique opportunity to work across both Swan Christian College and Swan Online , before expanding your focus to support broader strategic initiatives across the Swan Christian Education Association (SCEA). In this role, you will contribute to the enhancement of student wellbeing, focusing on the education, mental health, and development of all students, and helping to shape lives for Christ. As a Psychologist, you will be integral to the emotional, mental, and academic wellbeing of our students. You will assess student needs, manage referrals, and collaborate with staff and parents to ensure the delivery of effective, evidence‑based interventions. Statement of Duties Initial 12‑Months (Swan Christian College & Swan Online) Assessment & Support : Conduct educational and psychological assessments, diagnoses, and reporting for children and adolescents. Manage referrals and case collaboration, while providing counselling and wellbeing support. Collaboration : Work closely with Learning Enrichment, Wellbeing teams, and external professionals to develop Support Plans, Curriculum Access Plans, and NCCD reviews. Case Management : Deliver evidence‑based interventions in collaboration with staff, professionals, and parents, focusing on both socio‑emotional and learning needs. Provide triage support and direct services to students across K–6 and Swanonline. Documentation & Reporting : Maintain thorough records in accordance with duty of care and compliance, ensuring that all support plans and interventions are documented accurately. Professional Development : Deliver professional learning sessions for staff to enhance their understanding of student mental health and wellbeing. Long‑Term Focus Strategic Initiatives : After the first 12 months, you will transition to a broader role with SCEA, contributing to the development of strategies that enhance student wellbeing and learning across the entire network of schools. Fostering Student Development : Focus on fostering the emotional, mental, and spiritual development of students. Collaborate with key stakeholders to shape practices that align with the mission and values of SCEA, with a particular emphasis on helping students grow in Christ. Selection Criteria Demonstrates a personal commitment to Jesus Christ and active involvement in a Christian church. Accepts and upholds the Association’s Statement of Faith, Foundational Statements of Belief, and Educational Objectives, living consistently with these principles. Builds and maintains strong, healthy relationships with families, SCEA Head Office staff, and the College community. Possesses exceptional communication, interpersonal, organisational, and problem‑solving skills. Shows initiative, sound decision‑making under pressure, and the ability to take direction effectively. Holds a current Working with Children card, AHPRA registration, and Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check, meeting all compliance requirements. Desirable Experience in working in the Education sector. Experience using TASS web. What We Offer Unity in Community: Join us as we continue to build strong connections between our networks of Schools as we work together for a common purpose. High‑Capacity Workplace: Working for SCEA means joining with us as we continue to seek growth opportunities across our people, places and resources so we can offer excellent Christian education. Growth in Reach: Be a part of increasing community access to transformative Gospel‑ inspired education as we work with stakeholders to grow the SCEA Schools network. How to Apply If you’re a dedicated guide seeking to make a meaningful contribution as a Psychologist, we invite you to apply online via the SCEA website: scea.wa.edu.au/working-with-us We invite you to read the attached information pack that includes the job description with a full list of duties and selection criteria to address. Online applications should be submitted by the 27th November 2025, however shortlisting will begin immediately, and SCEA reserves the right to close this advert before this date. Applications must include: A covering letter addressing all the Essential Criteria and a brief statement outlining the competencies you would bring to the role and your reason for applying A current resume/CV Copies of qualifications Copies of current Working with Children Card, AHPRA registration, and Department of Education Police Clearance, or willingness to apply for one. Only online applications that provide the above requirements will be considered. About SCEA Swan Christian Education Association (SCEA) is a not-for-profit network of seven schools across Perth. With over 900 staff and 5000 students, SCEA is united in its mission: “We value and empower every student to become all God created them to be.” #J-18808-Ljbffr