Recovery & Return to Work Psychologist

Job description

Why This Role is Different If you’re looking for: This isn’t the role for you. - Back-to-back therapy sessions - Sitting in a clinic all day - No performance accountability But if you want: Keep reading. The Role: Psychology That Changes Outcomes At ORS, psychologists don’t just “treat” - they drive recovery, behaviour change, and return to work outcomes. - Variety, autonomy, and real-world impact - To apply psychology in workplaces, not just therapy rooms - To see measurable outcomes from your work You will: This is applied, practical, and outcomes-driven psychology. - Work with individuals with psychological injuries to support safe return to work - Conduct work-focused psychological and vocational assessments - Identify barriers using evidence-based tools - Develop solutions and strategies that are meaningful and impactful - Apply psychology in real-world settings - workplaces, employers, systems Use approaches like: - Motivational interviewing - Behavioural activation - Graded exposure - Work focused cognitive behavioural therapy - Provide psychosocial advice to employers and stakeholders - Support career transitions and new employment pathways What Makes This Role Different: V...