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Contact Name: Donica Dohrenwend Contact Phone: 858-877-3601 Contact E-Mail: donica.phd@psyc360.com City: San Diego State: CA Zip: 92121 Exp 7/5/24 | Job Opportunity for Licensed or Pre-Licensed Psychologist with Testing Experience Psychologist: Assessment & Evaluation (Licensed or Pre-Licensed) Psychology 360 Inc., a group psychology practice specializing in assessment & evaluations, is looking for an organized, warm and upbeat person to join our growing team as either a full-time or part-time clinician. Candidate must have experience in testing and assessment. Duties & Responsibilities:
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How to Apply: Email donica.phd@psyc360 and Include the following: your resume, your testing and assessment experience or your interest related to testing. Job Type: Full-time Pay: Compensation is commensurate with experience Expected hours: PT = 20 hours per week FT = 40 hours per week Benefits:
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CONTACT: Dr. Sherry Casper P: 619-807-7410 E: drcasper@ctlcsd.com City: Expires: 6/24/24 |
CONTACT: Julie Pacino P: 818.730.0855 E: julie.pacino@inspirediagnostics.com City: Expires: 4/29/24 | Psychologist- PhD, PsyD Inspire Health Alliance is currently seeking to hire several dynamic, enthusiastic, and engaged Clinical or Counseling Psychologistsfor an exciting, unique, all remote-work opportunity in a non-traditional, non-healthcare setting. Psychologists looking for a unique, off-the-beaten-path opportunity, with a strong clinical skill set, who want to expand their experience, evolve professionally, and enjoy theirwork are encouraged to apply. This is a position that does not involve diagnostic determination, comprehensive assessment, or treatment of patients. Rather, ourPsychologists will assist in the process of making individualized determinations for individuals seeking short term disabilityaccommodations. We are committed to delivering excellent, efficient, high-quality service centered on care and compassion, and would love for you to join us! Candidates must thrive in an environment that calls for a team approach, close collaboration with colleagues, as well as independence. Candidates should enjoy engaging virtually, consistently demonstrate a commitment to customer service, embrace challenges with a growth mindset, and be able to excel in a fluctuating and dynamic setting. Clinical/Counseling Psychologists with experience and a passion for working with children and/or adults with neurodevelopmental and/or cognitive disabilities, such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, are strongly encouraged to apply. Those seeking an opportunity for clinical growth and/or augmentation to current professional commitments are encouraged to apply. Customer service focused and people friendly are a plus. Passion, team spirit, commitment, and enthusiasm are a must. RESPONSIBILITIES •Work remotely to conduct virtual, individualized, succinct screenings of children, adults, families and/or their caregivers whopresent with specific requests and needs related to a wide range of developmental disabilities including autism and relateddisorders, or mental health diagnoses. •Utilize your keen observation skills, strong listening skills, clinical acumen, experience and training to provide a compassionateresponse in granting or denying requests for services and accommodations. •Serve a high-volume program; engage and collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams, including Registered Nurses, Behavior Analysts, Psychologists, and others. (moved up here from requirements) •Work with non-clinical colleagues to ensure an efficient, streamlined process •Demonstrate professional conduct and provide excellent customer service REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS •Valid License as a practicing Psychologist in any US State •PhD or PsyD in Counseling or Clinical Psychology from an APA accredited institution •At least 3 years postdoctoral experience in clinical or counseling psychology, rehabilitation psychology and/or neuropsychology. •In depth knowledge and assessment experience with neurodevelopmental disorders, psychiatric/mental health conditions and neurocognitive disorders including Autism Spectrum Disorders. •Strong clinical interview skills, excellent observational skills, detail oriented •Personable, with strong communication skills, especially spoken English language •Ability to maintain composure, be a keen observer, and make sound clinical judgments in fast-paced environments •Ability to seek appropriate consultation and team support when necessary •Flexibility and adaptability to thrive in a dynamic and evolving landscape •Work remotely from any US location •Be available for both remote and in person training prior to initiation of work •Ability to engage in virtual, collaborative interactions with staff and individuals located throughout the US •Comfort working with a diverse population •Some experience working in settings such as schools, camps, community programs is desirable •Comfort with general computer skills, basic word processing, video conferencing, electronic queue systems, mobile technology devices; willing to learn new and basic technologies and applications •Ability to pass a pre-employment background check ADDITIONAL INFO Full time, Part-time and Temporary candidates will be considered Flexible Scheduling: Available shifts: Short (3-4 hr.), medium ( 5-7 hr.) and long ( 8-10 hr.) shifts Available shifts: Day and evening, weekday and weekend Available work locations: Remote work (preceded by remote and in person training) IF INTERESTED: Email your resume to julie.pacino@inspirediagnostics.com |
CONTACT: Bryan Faircloth - County of San Diego P: (619) 241-9379 City: San Diego Expires: 4/28/24 | COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO - DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES: The Deputy Director, Departmental Operations in Behavioral Health Services (BHS) is a newly added executive management position that reports to the Clinical Director within Behavioral Health Services. This position is responsible for clinical service development, threading and oversight of the Public Conservator and CARE Act Teams. The ideal candidate for this position will have a current license by the State of California as a Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist, or Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. Additionally, the successful candidate will have executive-level leadership and decision-making skills, as well as clinical experience and organizational and political acumen, in order to advise and provide oversight of Behavioral Health Services. |
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