About the job Saga Psychology is where evidence-based clinical care meets the future of private practice. Serving Melbourne’s northern suburbs, we provide essential mental health and disability support to children and adolescents. Our practice is built on the philosophy that skill-building and resilience are the foundations of a child’s success. By utilising trauma-informed and play-based approaches, we meet children where they are to help them get where they want to be. Why Saga Psychology? Purpose-Led: We focus on vulnerable populations, making a tangible difference in our local community. Innovative: We are at the forefront of exploring Responsible AI in psychology. We believe in leveraging technology to reduce clinician burnout and enhance care, all while maintaining the highest standards of ethical safeguarding and human governance. Clinician-Centric: As an owner-led startup, we value the voice of the practitioner and the importance of a supportive, thoughtful work environment. We are looking for clinicians who are ready to provide exceptional care while helping us shape the future of modern psychological practice. Role Description We are seeking a versatile and forward-thinking clinician to join Saga Psychology in a role that balances clinical depth with the exciting opportunity to shape a growing startup. This position is ideal for a practitioner who enjoys a diverse caseload and wants to have a direct impact on the evolution of a modern private practice. In this role, you will: Conduct Comprehensive Assessments: Lead psychological evaluations on a needs basis, with a particular focus on ASD, ADHD, and cognitive/educational assessments to provide families with clear, actionable insights. Deliver Tailored Interventions: Provide high-quality mental health support and develop individualised treatment plans for children and adolescents, utilising play-based and trauma-informed frameworks. Support Practice Growth: Work closely with the founder to expand our reach in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, contributing your clinical expertise to help refine our service delivery and community impact. Engage with Ethical Innovation: Play an active part in our thoughtful exploration of AI integration , helping us define how emerging technology can responsibly enhance clinician governance and client outcomes. Qualifications To be successful in this role, you will hold: Full registration with AHPRA as a Psychologist with a minimum of 2-years working experience Area of Practice Endorsement in Educational & Developmental, Clinical, or Clinical Neuropsychology; alternatively, you must have demonstrated experience working with children and adolescents. Eligibility to provide services under Medicare (or currently working toward this eligibility). A current Working With Children Check (Victoria) . Current Professional Indemnity Insurance . Desirables Interest in ethical, clinician-led use of technology to support high-quality care Interest in research, innovation and development Skills in data analysis, automations and software development.
