Associate Psychologist/ Psychologist

Associate Psychologist / Psychologist

Deliver and support intervention

• Provide routine intervention to support members with behaviours of concern.

• Collaborate with centre staff to implement intervention, strategies and support plans tailored to members' evolving needs

• Support in the development and the implementation of individualized personal development plans for members

• Provide professional consultation to families, staff, and other stakeholders to enhance members' development, functioning, and overall outcomes

• Conduct comprehensive behaviour assessments and regular observations for members

• Communicate regularly with families and key stakeholders regarding members’ progress and development

• Provide emergency support and guidance to centre staff during behavioural or crisis incidents requiring immediate intervention

• Develop and enhance the existing behaviour reporting and staff reporting systems to ensure accurate and efficient documentation

• Prepare detailed written reports and materials related to members’ behavioural and developmental needs

• Maintain accurate reports and documentation
  

Admission Assessments and Review

• Conduct initial/intake assessment alongside the multi-disciplinary team as part of routine implementation

• Respond promptly to inquiries and calls from prospective caregivers with professionalism and empathy

• Prepare assessment and progress monitoring reports

• Facilitate the application process by liaising with potential applicants, processing documentation, and conducting intake briefs and interviews

• Collaborate with families to prepare for members’ trial enrolments

• Plan and coordinate with centre staff to ensure smooth execution of the trial process, including the preparation of admission, trial and other reports

• Ensure timely probation and confirmation reporting
  

Programme and Services

• Actively participate in preparing and consolidating materials for presentations to the Programme and Services Committee

• Implement and monitor Programme and Services directions and plans to ensure alignment with organizational goals

• Record and maintain accurate minutes of meetings.

• Undertake any other duties as assigned by Mamre Oaks
  

Additional scope for the psychologist position

• Identify, recommend and implement improvements in client care models and service delivery, aligned with evidence-based practices

• Formulate evidence-based and data-driven intervention plans in collaboration with centre staff for routine and complex cases

• Conduct data collection and analysis to support research initiatives by Mamre Oaks
  

Experience

• Relevant experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities is an advantage

• Proficiency in administering psychoeducational assessments and implementing interventions based on Positive Behaviour Support is preferred
  

Qualities

• Strong collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to engage and work with multiple stakeholders, including families, staff, volunteers and external partners

• Proactive and self-motivated with strong oral and written communication skills
  

Education Requirements

• Associate Psychologist Position: Bachelor’s degree in psychology

• Psychologist Position: Master’s degree in Psychology

Ø Applicants who are nearing completion of their Master's programme may also be considered