This role is with Take2, an organisation that partners with RUSH Digital We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Clinical Psychologist to assist the development and implementation of a rehabilitation programme focused on mental and emotional well-being, along with self-transformation development, tailored to the unique needs of the prison inmate population. The successful candidate will conduct 1:1 therapy sessions with our students and work alongside the Take2 team on the development of the Self-Transformation Program, providing expert insights, and content creation. This hybrid role can be a part-time or full time contract role, depending on the person, with the possibility of extension based on project outcomes.

Responsibilities: 1:1 Therapy Session: To conduct 1:1 therapy session with students to build rapport and to understand their unique situations Collecting and producing insights to feed into the curriculum. Curriculum Development: Help design a comprehensive, trauma-informed and culturally sensitive curriculum that integrates mental and emotional well-being, essential life skills, and other relevant topics. Develop educational materials, exercises, and resources that are engaging, evidence-based, and cater to diverse learning needs.

Project Management: Collaborate with Take2 stakeholders, including correctional staff, cultural experts, and community organisations, to ensure a culturally responsive approach. Pilot programme Implementation and evaluation: Train and support Take2 staff and facilitators in delivering the curriculum effectively Monitor the implementation process, collect feedback from pilot participants and facilitators, and make necessary adjustments to improve the programme's effectiveness. Work with justice impacted individuals to ensure content is useful and relevant Prepare and package the finalised curriculum to be transformed for digital delivery via the Take2 learning platform, including support and guidance for the production of video-based material and interactive course content.

Collaboration and Communication: Foster effective communication and collaboration with stakeholders to ensure their input is incorporated into the curriculum design. Collaborate with external partners, experts, and organisations to bring best practices and innovative approaches to the project. Education and Experience: Doctoral degree (Ph.

D. or Psy.D.

) in Clinical Psychology from an accredited institution. A minimum of 2 years of experience in clinical psychology, with a focus on rehabilitation, mental health, or corrections. Prior experience in designing and implementing evidence-based learning programmes is a plus but not necessary.

Knowledge and Skills: Strong understanding of psychological theories, trauma-informed care, and counselling techniques relevant to prison inmates. Knowledge of the unique needs and challenges of the inmate population, including Indigenous perspectives and multicultural diversity. Familiarity with th.