The role of Psychologists in the NIC
In the National Intelligence Community (NIC), psychologists play a pivotal role applying their expertise in psychological and behavioural sciences across a wide spectrum of responsibilities throughout their careers. Depending on your position, you'll leverage your knowledge and skills to assess the suitability of employees for high-security environments, support intelligence operations, and promote the well-being of employees navigating high-stress challenges.
As a Psychologist within the NIC, you will deliver a comprehensive array of psychological services utilising your analytical expertise, assessment capabilities, and deep understanding of psychological risk factors.
Diverse and impactful work
The tasks you will undertake as a Psychologist within the NIC are diverse and impactful. These may include:
- Conducting thorough psychological assessments and offering expert insights on assessment outcomes.
- Delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions tailored to address personal and professional challenges.
- Engaging in research, project management, and analysis of current psychological trends affecting organisational health, insider threats, operational psychology, and staff well-being.
- Providing specialised advice and input to management and stakeholders on behavioural science matters critical to supporting intelligence operations.
These responsibilities allow you to apply your psychological expertise in dynamic and meaningful ways, contributing directly to the mission of the NIC.
Contribute to the NIC mission
If you are looking for a career where your work has a profound impact and provides you with exceptional and unique experiences doing work that matters and makes a difference in Australia and globally.
Current opportunities
ONI EL1 Senior Psychologist(Opens in a new tab/window)
ONI APS 6 Psychologist(Opens in a new tab/window)
ASIO AE4 - AE6 Team Member, Vetting Authority(Opens in a new tab/window)
2 August 2024