TBI Health was created with a simple idea: to help people with pain, illness, or injury. TBI Health has come a long way since it began its journey in 2001. From 2016, we partnered with Southern Cross & together we are passionate about ensuring our clients get the right help, at the right time, to get them back on track & living meaningful lives.
We are known to offer an attractive work environment to support staff wellbeing and growth. Our current focus is to continue our work on introducing new services for our staff to become involved in and, ultimately, help enhance their careers.
It is also important to TBI Health to continue having an equity-focused workplace culture where staff feel supported, enriched, & valued. As a NZ-owned company, we position ourselves as a Te Tiriti partner and have an ongoing commitment to health equity for Māori. Join us on this transformational journey of delivering tailored and quality healthcare service that meets the needs of our diverse Aotearoa.
Job Description
About the Mahi (Role)
Our Dunedin clinic is looking for a passionate Clinical Psychologist to join our supportive and collaborative team.
In this role, you will have the chance to make a real impact by delivering psychology support across a wide variety of services, including Pain Management, Psychology Services, Training for Independence, and working with private insurers and employer services.
You will work with a diverse range of clients and presentations from persistent pain and adjustment to physical injury, to anxiety, low mood, and trauma, supporting them through their recovery journey and helping them get the most out of life.
This role will include:
Conducting comprehensive assessments and making recommendations with strong clinical reasoning
Providing clear, well-structured written and verbal summaries, including treatment goals and rationales
Delivering effective, evidence-based psychological treatment to TBI Health clients
Collaborating closely with members of our MDT to ensure great client outcomes
Completing clinical reports and referrer letters to a high standard within contracted timeframes
This is a part-time role (20 - 25 hours per week) with flexibility to suit the right candidate. You will have the freedom to plan your schedule and complete administration and reporting from home.
If you are looking for a role where you can grow your skills, work alongside a great team, and genuinely make a difference, this is the role for you!
About the Dunedin Team
Our Dunedin team is a close-knit group of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, and Administrators, working alongside Neuropsychologists, Neurologists, Social Workers, Dietitians, and Speech Language Therapists to provide wraparound support for clients.
We pride ourselves on our collaborative, fun, and social culture, from morning walks and shared lunches to celebrating birthdays with cake!
Many of our team members have taken on additional opportunities such as Hauora Connect local champion, Health & Safety Committee member, and Supervisor roles. We’re also proud of our mahi in the equity space, building cultural capability and partnering with Māori health providers and local iwi.
With two clinics, one on High Street and one on Albany Street in the CBD, you will be joining a team that is passionate, supportive, and committed to achieving great outcomes together.
Desired Skills and Experience
About You
This is a clinical role, so you must be a qualified Clinical Psychologist with a Postgraduate Degree (Masters/Doctorate or equivalent) and registered with the New Zealand Psychologists Board.
Experience in concussion or moderate brain injury is an advantage, though a willingness to develop your skills in this area is equally valuable.
To succeed in this role, you will have:
Relevant postgraduate qualification and current registration as a Psychologist or Clinical Psychologist
Current Annual Practising Certificate, professional body membership, and full indemnity insurance
Strong communication skills and a collaborative, team-focused approach
Compassion, respect for diversity, and strong ethics
Efficient time-management and clear written communication skills
Interest in ongoing professional development and upskilling
The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
Benefits and Perks
At TBI Health, we value your commitment and passion. Enjoy:
Competitive salary and bonuses
Subsidised health insurance
Annual wellness allowance & flexible work hours
Birthday Leave
Professional development, training, and supervision
Career growth opportunities (supervision, training, management)
Reimbursement for professional registration, membership, and indemnity
Company-wide rewards, recognition, and team events
Training in Māori tikanga and cultural capability
Discounts with brand partners
Be part of a supportive, nationwide, New Zealand-owned team
