Clinical Psychologist

The AHPRA-registered Clinical Psychologist will anchor Intellect’s clinical delivery in Australia across high-risk workforces. They provide in-person and virtual therapy, lead CISP and crisis deployments, and manage complex high-risk cases end to end. As the local case manager, they ensure SLA compliance, high quality reporting, and AHPRA-aligned care. This role is essential for meeting client expectations, supporting major enterprise accounts, and strengthening our clinical credibility and operational reliability in a strategically important market. They work closely with Salman (Clinical Operations), Linda (Clinical Excellence), and Oliver (VP Clinical) to deliver safe, consistent, and trusted care across Australia.

• Clinical account management for high-risk clients, overseeing the full care journey from risk assessment to reintegration, ensuring SLA compliance and timely case updates.
• Coordinate all high-risk cases end to end, including clinician allocation, support plan implementation, documentation, progress tracking, and case closure.
• Lead crisis deployments across Australia, providing onsite psychological first aid, group briefings, and individual stabilisation sessions.
• Deliver in-person and virtual therapy sessions, providing evidence-based care aligned with AHPRA standards.
• Prepare clear clinical reports and workforce insights for clients, using geo-locked platforms to access and update case information securely.
• Liaise closely with client representatives, onsite teams, and internal stakeholders to maintain strong communication and trusted partnerships.
• Support training and local upskilling for clinicians, and client teams on crisis response protocols.
• Provide local clinical insights to strengthen operational reliability, service quality, and continuous improvement across Australia.

• Full AHPRA registration as a Clinical Psychologist.
• Master’s or Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology.
• 3 to 5 years of clinical experience, ideally with high-risk or safety-critical populations.
• Strong capability in clinical case management, risk assessment, and crisis intervention.
• Experience conducting Return to Work and Fit for Work assessments.
• Experience providing clinical supervision or mentoring.
• Proven ability to manage complex cases within structured SOPs and SLAs.
• Competence in both virtual and face-to-face therapy delivery.
• Excellent communication skills for both clinical and non-clinical stakeholders.
• Strong stakeholder management experience, preferably with corporate or EAP-style clients.
• High organisational capability and comfort working with urgency.
• Familiarity with FIFO workforces or mining contexts is advantageous.
• Comfortable using digital platforms for documentation, reporting, and coordination.