全职 Psychologist 工作, 薪水, Busy Bees Asia 公司招聘中 - Ricebowl

Job Responsibilities

• Work across the Busy Bees umbrella of preschools with the Head of Inclusion on cases involving children with a range of developmental, learning, emotional, social and behavioural needs.
• Observe children in naturalistic preschool settings, gather relevant information and provide clear, practical recommendations to guide each child's next steps.
• Provide psychological/behaviour intervention and in class consultation, with child’s teacher and/or family.
• Carry out 1:1 intervention(s) tailored to individual children, including emotional regulation, behaviour management, social skills and social communication support (case-by-case)
• Conduct psycho-educational and psychological assessments (Singapore Ability Scale/WPPSI-V), using standardised and non-standardised tools (ABAS and AEPS III) where appropriate, within the Busy Bees preschool group.
• Undertake School Readiness Assessments (SRA) for graduating children and for children transitioning to National Curriculum (NC) primary schools, to inform suitable post-preschool pathways.
• Conduct Comprehensive Needs Assessments (CNA) and other required psychological assessments, including assessments that support Primary 1 deferment requests where applicable.
• Contribute to transition planning from one educational setting to another, working with families, educators and relevant external stakeholders.
• Work alongside the dedicated Associate Psychologist to deliver assessments, interventions, documentation and follow-up support.
• Consult with and guide early childhood educators, early intervention educators, allied health professionals and caregivers on psychological, emotional and behavioural aspects of child development.
• Co-plan and, where appropriate, co-deliver classroom strategies with educators so therapeutic approaches are embedded in everyday learning environments.
• Provide training, consultation and workshops for educators and caregivers on strategies that can be used in preschool and at home.
• Provide professional guidance within the trans-disciplinary team and contribute to the quality and consistency of psychological support across preschools.

Qualifications and Experience

• Master's degree in Educational Psychology or Clinical Psychology.
• Full registration with an appropriate professional psychological body and recognised status as a registered psychologist.
• Relevant clinical or educational experience working with children.
• Training and competence in administering psycho-educational assessment tools for children, including both standardised and nonstandardised measures.
• Experience in conducting psychological assessments and providing training or consultation to educators and caregivers is an advantage.
• Strong child-centred clinical judgement and the ability to translate assessment findings into practical recommendations.
• Collaborative, respectful communication with families, educators, therapists and external stakeholders.
• Ability to work independently across multiple preschool settings while contributing actively to a trans-disciplinary team.
• Compassionate, proactive and committed to young children's holistic development.