Senior/Psychologist
Summary
Provides psychological assessments, interventions, and support plans for children with developmental needs, collaborating with educators and families in a preschool/early-intervention setting.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct psycho-educational assessments, school readiness and developmental evaluations, develop individualised support plans, and provide evidence-based interventions for children with socio-emotional, behavioural, and learning needs.
- Collaborate with educators, families, Learning Support Educators (LSEds), and multidisciplinary teams to implement intervention strategies, support inclusive classroom practices, and facilitate successful school transitions where required.
- Provide consultation, coaching, workshops, and behavioural support to educators and parents, promoting positive behaviour management, emotional regulation, and inclusive learning environments.
- Maintain accurate case documentation, progress reports, and programme evaluation records while contributing to research, resource development, service improvement initiatives, and adherence to professional and ethical standards.
- Support centre-wide inclusive practices through classroom observations, case discussions, educator coaching, parent engagement, and early identification of children who may benefit from intervention services.
- (Senior Psychologist) Provide clinical supervision and mentorship to junior team members, lead case discussions, develop resources and training programmes, and drive service improvement and programme enhancement initiatives.
Requirements:
- Master's or Postgraduate Degree in Educational or Clinical Psychology, with eligibility for registration, licensing, or practising certification through a recognised professional body.
- Full Member of the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS).
- Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in early intervention, preschool, educational, or paediatric settings. Senior Psychologist: 5–7 years of relevant experience with at least 1 year of supervision experience.
- Strong knowledge of child development, school-based behavioural interventions, socio-emotional development, family-centred practices, and inclusive education.
- Excellent analytical, communication, case management, interpersonal, and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Passionate about supporting children with diverse developmental needs. Experience in programme development, training delivery, research, programme evaluation, or transdisciplinary collaboration will be an advantage.
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