Clinical Psychologist | Intern Hub Supervisor

Shape the future of psychology. Grow the next generation. Make a lasting difference

Are you an experienced Clinical Psychologist who is passionate about developing others? Do you thrive on mentoring, teaching, and supporting emerging talent?

We are seeking an enthusiastic and inspiring Clinical Psychologist to join us in a permanent, part-time role (16 hours per week), leading and coordinating our Psychology Intern Hub.

This is a unique opportunity combining clinical leadership, professional supervision and workforce development, with the chance to help shape the future psychology workforce in Aotearoa.

At Tū Ora Compass Health, our purpose is to enable better health through great primary care. We are a not-for-profit organisation providing primary and community health services across the greater Wellington region, working alongside general practices, communities, iwi and health partners to improve health and wellbeing.

Our work is underpinned by our values of Kotahitanga | Teamwork, Manaakitanga | Caring & Respect, Ngākau Pono | Integrity, and Whakapai | Continuous Improvement. We are committed to improving health equity and delivering services that are responsive to the communities we serve.

Why you'll love this role

Every year, psychology interns bring fresh perspectives, energy and commitment to improving health outcomes. As our Intern Hub Supervisor, you'll play a pivotal role in helping them build confidence, develop their clinical skills and progress towards registration.

You'll create a supportive and collaborative learning environment, bringing interns together through supervision, shared learning, case discussions and professional development.

This is more than a supervision role. It's an opportunity to make a lasting contribution to the psychology workforce while being part of an innovative, collaborative and values-driven organisation.

What you'll be doing

Providing regular, structured clinical supervision to psychology interns

• interns' professional development, reflective practice and progress towards registration competencies

Coordinating meaningful and varied clinical learning opportunities

Creating a positive, engaging and high-quality learning environment

Working collaboratively with clinical leaders, service leads and other supervisors

Bringing interns together through shared learning, peer support and case discussions

Contributing to workforce development and psychology training initiatives

Championing clinical excellence, equity and culturally responsive practice.

What we're looking for

You'll bring

Registration as a Psychologist with a current Annual Practising Certificate

Approved supervisor status with the NZ Psychology Board, or eligibility to obtain this

At least five years' experience in a senior psychology role, including supervision and people leadership

Experience supervising psychology interns or early-career psychologists

Strong knowledge of psychological theory, evidence-based practice and a range of therapy models

Excellent relationship-building, communication and organisational skills

A commitment to culturally responsive and safe practice

A strong commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and equity in health.

What we offer

✨ A permanent opportunity to make a lasting impact

✨ The opportunity to shape the next generation of psychologists

✨ Flexible working arrangements

✨ A supportive and highly experienced multidisciplinary team

✨ Professional development opportunities

✨ Meaningful work that creates a difference across our communities

✨ A culture that values wellbeing, innovation and continuous learning

Join us

If you're excited by the prospect of nurturing emerging clinical psychologists and helping build a stronger, more sustainable workforce for the future, we'd love to hear from you.

For more information, visit our Staff Benefits Page at https://tuora.org.nz/additional-pages/benefits

Please note that applications can only be accepted through our website. We are unable to accept applications via email.

You must possess the legal right to work in New Zealand.

Tū Ora values diversity and inclusion and we encourage applicants from all walks of life to apply for this role.

Join us in shaping the future of healthcare.