Featured role
Clinical Psychologist
Join an established Territory practice with a full referral base, real supervision, and no billing targets.
Applications close 12 October 2026
Why the Territory
The clinical variety here is unlike anywhere else in Australia
Psychologists who move to the Territory tend to say the same thing after a year: they have seen a broader range of presentations, been trusted with more, and learned faster than they would have in a capital city.
The other half of the truth is that it is a small workforce, a long way from family for most people, and the wet season is genuinely hard. We would rather tell you that now than have you find out in March.
What we offer
- A caseload you help shape, not one handed to you
- No billing targets and no pressure to over-service
- Funded professional development, including EMDR and Schema Therapy
- Fortnightly clinical meetings and individual supervision
- Administrative support so your time goes on clinical work
- Relocation assistance for the right candidate
- Genuinely flexible days and school-hours arrangements
3 open positions
Psychologist — Employee Assistance Program
Short-term, solution-focused counselling with Territory workplaces — including emergency services, government and resources.
Applications close 12 October 2026
Provisional Psychologist / Clinical Registrar
A supervised training position with a board-approved supervisor, a graded caseload and no expectation that you already know everything.
Applications close 12 October 2026
Students and provisional psychologists
We are an approved training site
We take provisional psychologists on 4+2 and 5+1 pathways, and clinical registrars completing their program. Supervision is provided by board-approved supervisors at no cost to you, and your caseload builds gradually rather than being dropped on you in week one.
If your placement is still a year away, get in touch anyway — we plan our training positions well ahead.
Speculative applications
Nothing listed that suits you? We would still like to hear from psychologists considering the Territory — several of our team started as an unsolicited email.