POSITION DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Psychologist (Registered)
Department: Small Group Care (SGC)
Reports To: Head, SGC
Join Us as a Psychologist – Empower Young Lives!
We are seeking a dynamic and compassionate Psychologist to join our team. If you’re passionate about fostering hope, purpose, and safety in the lives of children and young people, this role is for you.
Your Impact:
- Promote mental health and wellbeing in a trauma-informed residential setting .
- Support recovery and resilience through evidence-based interventions.
- Collaborate with a dedicated team to create a nurturing environment for growth.
Why Join Us:
Join Our Team as a Psychologist, and you can enjoy some of the perks below:
- Competitive pay: Motivating financial package and regular bonuses.
- Competitive benefits and wellness package
- Career growth and Development
- Support Work Life Balance
- And so much more
If you’re driven by purpose and committed to empowering youth, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply now and be part of their journey to healing and hope.
The Job:
Provide psychological services to residents of CSLMCH.
- Administer and score a range of psychological assessments.
- Develop and implement interventions to support individualised care plans (ICP).
- Work in a multi-disciplinary team of professionals to support the well-being and development of residents.
- Plan and run group work sessions for residents and their families.
- Provide coaching support in various settings to generalise behaviours and strategies from individual sessions.
- Participate in data collection and research as part of programme planning, evaluation and development projects.
Candidate Requirements:
Technical Competencies:
- A psychologist who is registered with SPS is preferred
- A Master/Doctoral degree in Psychology
- At least 4 years related work experience in the social service sector, preferably with children and youth.
- Full membership with the Singapore Psychological Society would be advantageous.
Core Competency:
- Demonstrates understanding of established theories and current research on children and youth mental health and development.
- Good communication and interpersonal skills — able to work individually and within a team, relate easily to other people, particularly children, and form positive working relationships.
- Working knowledge of psychotherapy or counselling modalities would be a plus.
Preferred achievements / characteristics:
- A positive attitude with the ability to think out of the box.
- Ability to adapt and come up with creative solutions to unexpected situations
- Ability to manage stress and crisis effectively while making calm and informed decisions.
What are you waiting for:
Apply now and join us today with a dedicated team committed to making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children and families. You’ll have the opportunity to lead impactful initiatives, collaborate with passionate colleagues, and contribute to meaningful community-driven solutions. We work closely with community partners to bring holistic support and care to the children and families. Together we make a difference on the lives of the children in the Home.
Together We Nurture Every Child and Family to Shine.
Only Shortlisted applicant will be notified.
