Associate Psychologist

Rainbow Centre envisions a world where persons with

disabilities are empowered, included and thriving in inclusive

communities.

The Accessibility Services at

Rainbow Centre aims to improve the quality of life of persons with

disabilities through effective therapy and psychological services

so that they can achieve their highest level of independence and

lead thriving lives.

The Associate Psychologist,

working as part of an interdisciplinary team under close

supervision of the Senior or Principal Psychologist, will be

responsible for the delivery of quality psychological services and

may work across a variety of settings at Rainbow Centre (early

intervention, schools, out-of-school hours care and community

outreach services etc).

Critical

Work Functions

Clinical

Services

Assessment (informal or

standardised) : Select, apply and interpret psychological assessment

methods and tools appropriate to the individuals and

groupsIntervention : Develop psychological formulations that are

informed by theories and evidences about relevant individuals,

systemic, cultural and biological factors

Documentation :

Integrate, organise and document the essential facts and

observations of a case in a manner that is clear, coherent and in

the best interest of the client

Service

Administration

Data Management : Maintain

and monitor client records related to service utilization in

accordance to organisational and professional

requirements.

Resource Management : Maintain inventories of

equipment, materials and supplies.

Health & Safety :

Ensure that the health and safety policy is adhered to and all

equipment are properly and safely stored and maintained for safe

use.

Continuing Professional

Development Engage in and articulate reflection and

evaluation in practice, including evaluating the impact of

contemporary issues related to the profession and

sector.

Remain up to date and compliant with all relevant

legislation, organizational procedures, policies and professional

codes of conduct in order to uphold standards of best

practice.

Requirements

Honours Degree in Psychology (at least Second Class

Upper)

Preferably enrolled in Master's

Programme in Educational / Clinical Psychology with a recognized

university

Working experience in a special

education setting will be a definite advantage

• Only Singaporeans and PR