Psychologist (Early Intervention / Child Development)

Psychologist (Early Intervention / Child Development) About Metta Preschool Metta Preschool provides early intervention and preschool education for young children with developmental needs. We support children in developing essential skills and reaching their potential through a collaborative, family-centred and transdisciplinary approach. Job Summary Make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with developmental needs and their families. As a Psychologist at Metta Preschool, you will provide psychological assessment, intervention and consultation to support children's developmental, behavioural, emotional and learning needs. You will work closely with educators, allied health professionals and caregivers to provide integrated and family-centred support. The role also provides opportunities to contribute through caregiver consultation, staff training, programme development and transdisciplinary collaboration. Key Responsibilities • Conduct developmental, school readiness and comprehensive needs assessments as part of a transdisciplinary team. • Administer, score and interpret appropriate psychological and developmental assessments. • Develop and review Individualised Education Plans (IEPs) and monitor children's developmental progress. • Provide evidence-based interventions to support emotional regulation, behaviour management, social communication and social skills. • Support educational planning, school placement and transition through assessment and professional recommendations. • Provide consultation, coaching and guidance to caregivers and educators to promote consistent intervention strategies across home and school settings. • Collaborate with educators, allied health professionals and families to provide integrated and family-centred intervention. • Conduct staff training and professional development to strengthen the team's capabilities in supporting children with developmental needs. • Participate in programme development, evaluation, quality improvement initiatives, research and school activities. • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation and records. • Perform other duties as assigned by Management. Essential Requirements • Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, or a relevant applied psychology programme. • Relevant professional training and competency in psychological assessment and intervention. • Experience working with children and/or individuals with developmental needs. • Good understanding of child development, learning, emotional and social development, and behavioural management. • Strong assessment, analytical, communication and interpersonal skills. • Able to work independently and collaboratively within a transdisciplinary team. • Strong interest in working with children with developmental and special needs. Preferred Qualifications & Experience • At least 2 years of relevant experience in an early intervention, educational, clinical or child development setting. • Full registration or eligibility for registration with the Singapore Register of Psychologists (SRP) or an equivalent recognised professional body. • Experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Intellectual Disability (ID), or other developmental needs . • Experience administering standardised psychological and developmental assessments. • Experience providing caregiver consultation, staff training or behavioural support would be an advantage.