The mission of McKinnon Psychology is to deliver evidence-based and personalised psychological treatment in the areas of anxiety and trauma. We are always looking for passionate psychologists or aligned medical and allied health professionals to join the team.
Nestled within a beautiful courtyard garden, McKinnon Psychology is a bespoke group private practice located in the heart of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, dedicated to helping individuals across the lifespan build emotional health and resilience. We believe that growth and wellbeing are possible, even when facing the most difficult circumstances.
Our mission is to deliver clinical excellence in the psychological assessment and treatment of anxiety and traumatic stress conditions across the lifespan. We aim to help individuals learn ways of coping with life stress and anxiety at the earliest stage possible, setting the stage for a happy and fulfilling life. We provide clients with the highest quality of clinical care and are excited to invite passionate psychologists and/or other aligned medical or other allied health professionals to join our team as we expand our clinic.
At McKinnon Psychology, we love to share ideas, empower, and support each other. Our collaborative culture is built on a solid foundation of respect, inclusivity, empathy, kindness, and trust. While we are a team, we are also dedicated to helping you develop your areas of interest to build your individual profile in the psychology community. We offer regular supervision opportunities and operate a peer supervision program. We also support those who prefer to work more autonomously.
Balance is of utmost importance to us. We are committed to promoting the self-care and wellbeing of our staff. Our calm and caring therapy dog, Marlow, helps to create a warm and friendly environment that feels less like a clinic and more like a home.
If you are interested in this role, please submit your CV and cover letter to admin@mckinnonpsychology.com.au. You are also welcome to contact Anna with any questions about the position.
Last Updated on September 21, 2026 by Dr Anna McKinnon