Clinical Psychologist
Provide support and psychological services to people with mental health conditions.
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3.0Oct 2018
Reviewer's Qualification
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)
Experience
5 – 9 years
Organisation size
Medium (20-199 employees)
Specialisation
Clinical psychology
The good things
As a Clinical Psychologist, your duties are varied so there is never a boring work day - you could be doing assessment, treatment, life coaching, risk assessment, working with individuals or groups. T...
The challenges
The down sides to Clinical Psychology is the amount of time you spend studying for this specialist title (typically a 4-year Undergrad course plus 2-years minimum Postgrad course PLUS 2-years supervis...
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5.0May 2021
Reviewer's Qualification
Master of Clinical Psychology
Experience
10+ years
Organisation size
Small (1-19 employees)
Specialisation
Healthcare & Medical
The good things
This is an extremely rewarding job but requires personal resilience as the potential for burn out is high. You get to think analytically 100% of the time, report writing skills are essential and you ...
The challenges
The work load and the needs of your clients are the most challenging parts. Keeping up professional development is a requirement and will take up your time. If you go into private practice the non-a...
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