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Head of Psychological Services
Employment
Full time, Contract
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Independent
Teaching level
Secondary
Salary range
Closing date
20 July 2026
About Saint Ignatius' College
1,613
Total students
179.8
Teaching FTE
115.3
Non-teaching FTE
1,159
ICSEA value
96th percentile · Higher SES
4%
EAL/D Background
2%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Saint Ignatius’ College Riverview is a Catholic boys’ school in the Jesuit tradition. Located on picturesque grounds in Lane Cove, this leading independent school delivers a holistic education for day and boarding students from Years 5 to 12.
The College is currently inviting applications from qualified and experienced psychologists for the Head of Psychological Services. The Head of Psychological Services manages a team of qualified Counsellors, who works collaboratively with other members of the Pastoral Care team to provide specialised assistance in regard to individual counselling, liaison and case management, and referrals to external professionals/agencies as well as providing advice and resources for teachers and parents.
The position is full-time, 12-month fixed term contract (maternity leave), commencing Term 4, 2026.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
The successful applicant will:
- be a Registered Psychologist with AHPRA and a member, or eligible to be a member of APS
- maintain registration through attendance at appropriate professional development as required by AHPRA, APS and the Psychology Board of Australia
ABOUT YOU
The successful candidate:
- be familiar with psychological and education assessment tools such as WISC IV and other measures of cognitive ability
- must have experience in an educational context and preferably boy’s education
- must have ability to foster strong, trust based relationships with psychology team, leadership and pastoral team.
- demonstrate an understanding of and a commitment to the Mission and Values of the College
- demonstrate collaborative practices and a c…