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The Canterbury Regional Forensic Psychiatric Service
is dedicated to assessing and treated people that have acted violently in the
context of a mental disorder, or may be at risk of doing so. It also
caters for prisoners that require inpatient treatment. There are a number
of units and teams which includes medium secure units, an open unit and a
community team that assess and treat people with mental illness that are known
to the Justice System.
Ko wai koe | About You;
As a Forensic Psychologist within our service you
will have a number of key roles: We are offering you the fantastic
opportunity to become a key member of a multidisciplinary team where your
clinical skills will be used to drive comprehensive risk assessments,
diagnostic formulation and critically provide individual and group treatment to
a complex, yet interesting group of adult patients. In addition to this, the
other key roles are the provision of both expert testimony and comprehensive
reports for the courts, addressing matters related to fitness to stand trial,
the issue of insanity, and sentencing recommendations.
Your professionalism, commitment to quality patient
care, excellent communication and time management will see you work effectively
as part of the wider team, which includes four other clinical psychologists
that work for the service.
You will need to be a NZ registered Clinical
Psychologist. Ideally, you will have recent experience in a Forensic Mental
Health setting and clear skills in risk assessment and formulation. We will
consider applications from clinical psychologists from other areas who can
demonstrate relevant transferable skills and application aptitude.
Mō mātou |
About Us
tāngata, te mātua mahi – Putting
people at the heart of all we do-
We are committed to honouring Te
Tiriti o Waitangi and its principles by ensuring our partnership with Māori are
at the forefront of all our conversations. We believe in improving,
promoting, and protecting the health and well-being of the Canterbury the West
Coast community.
The culture at Canterbury
District Health Board, is driven by our ā Mātou Uara (Our Value——-s):
respect for others – Manaaki me te whakaute i te tangata. * Integrity
in all we do – Hāpai i ā mātou mahi katoa i runga i te pono. * Responsibility
for outcomes – Te Takohanga i ngā huaNgā hua | Benefits of working at CDHB
When you work at the Canterbury
District Health Board, you are part of a wider whānau that will support you
along your journey. We offer great coaching, mentoring and learning outcomes
for all staff. We are always improving our facilities across all campuses and
have amazing discounts from select retailers, restaurants and business.
Tono
ināianei | Apply Now
Only applications submitted via
our career site will be accepted, therefore apply directly on our career
site here. Contact us on recruitment@cdhb.health.nz for additional information.
We have a range of clinical and
non-clinical roles at CDHB, there could be a place for you!
Please visit our careers website
for other roles and find your ideal fit within the Canterbury District Health
Board.
The Future
of the Health Industry
The role that you are applying
for is one that may only be performed by a person who has been vaccinated
against Covid-19. It is therefore a condition of this application that
you are vaccinated against Covid-19. As a person working in the health and
disability sector you will come into contact with a large number of people,
some of whom may be vulnerable. Without a vaccine, there is the risk that
you may contract Covid-19. The requirement to be vaccinated is to keep
you safe and also to endeavour to protect others against the potential
transmission of Covid-19 as a result of you contracting it in the course of
your employment.
