Clinical Psychologist

About the company

ANIMA Health Network is an established boutique Clinical Psychology practice in West Leederville. We support children through adults across complex trauma, PTSD, cPTSD, OCD, ADHD, autism, neurodivergence and other presentations.

Benefits

• Flexible work options from 2 days/week

• Sustainable caseload scaled to days worked

• Exceptional administrative support

• Clinical autonomy with collegial support

• $2,000 annual wellbeing allowance, pro-rated to FTE

• Ongoing professional development

• Employee Assistance Program access

• Own iPad provided

• Comprehensive clinical resource library

• AI-assisted note-taking

• Work alongside Hachi, resident therapy dog

About the role

Provide thoughtful, trauma-informed assessment and treatment alongside clinicians who value curiosity, autonomy and collaboration. Work across a varied caseload, with hours scaled to your availability from a minimum of 2 days per week.

Duties

• Deliver assessment and evidence-informed treatment.
• Support clients across complex presentations and life stages.
• Manage a sustainable caseload scaled to days worked.
• Collaborate with colleagues on formulation and care.
• Maintain high-quality clinical records and professional standards.

Skills & experience

• Clinical Psychology qualification and current registration.
• Experience or interest in complex trauma and neurodivergence.
• Trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming clinical approach.
• Strong assessment, formulation and treatment capability.
• Availability to work at least 2 days per week in West Leederville.

Culture

People enjoy working at ANIMA because thoughtful clinical work is supported by genuine collegiality. We welcome curiosity, respect different ways of thinking and value authentic, neurodiversity-affirming practice. Hachi, our resident therapy dog, adds to the warmth.

How to apply

Apply with your CV and a brief introduction. Operations Manager Donna Ling will arrange a short initial conversation, followed by a confidential discussion with Director Dr Ozgur (Oz) Yalcin.