Clinical Psychologist (Thriving Families)

The role also includes supporting staff development and participating in research and evaluation efforts to strengthen practice.

Responsibilities:

1. Clinical Assessment and Intervention

• Conduct triage using semi-structured interviews to assess client needs and refer appropriately to suitable services.
• Provide sound recommendations to families and stakeholders based on clinical formulation.
• Develop and implement data-driven, evidence-based therapeutic intervention plans.
• Deliver individual counselling sessions regularly and in a timely manner.
• Collaborate with social workers, schools, and families to monitor progress and adjust interventions.
• Prepare for sessions using sound clinical formulation and planning.
• Ensure documentation meets professional and agency standards for quality, clarity, and compliance.

1. Practice Development &Professional Collaboration

• Support the implementation of therapeutic modalities across the Agency.
• Participate in peer supervision and practice circles to build therapeutic competencies across the Agency.
• Contribute to the development of therapeutic-related work processes and protocols.
• Provide clinical consultation and skills coaching to selected staff.

1. Integrated Engagement, Research& Sector Contribution

• Engage families in therapeutic processes, ensuring their voices are heard in care planning and service feedback.
• Build and maintain strategic partnerships with schools, community organisations, healthcare providers, and government agencies.
• Advocate for the needs and rights of children and families, contributing to agency and sectoral policy discussions and development.
• Participate in research and evaluation projects to inform practice and improve service relevance.
• Support agency-wide initiatives and contribute to sectoral learning and development.

• Master of Psychology (Clinical)
• Minimum of 3 years of clinical experience working with children, youth, and families.
• Strong skills in assessment, formulation, and therapeutic intervention.
• Familiarity with trauma-informed care and multi-system collaboration.
• Experience in documentation, service development, and peer support.
• Registered practitioner of a professional body (e.g., Singapore Psychological Society)